Do you follow @ShitMyDadSays on Twitter? If not, you should. Nothing induces more cry-laughing in our lives than this magical gift to the Internet. It started as a simple concept and has become a worldwide phenomenon: Justin Halpern, a 29-year-old living at home, posts his 74-year-old father’s hilariously profane remarks to Twitter. The concept is being turned into a sitcom starring William Shatner, and Justin’s tweets are collected in the Shi* My Dad Says book. When it arrived at Bunchland HQ, it was a great day around here.
When you talk to Justin, two things come as no surprise. One, he’s just as funny as his dad. And two, despite his dad’s almost cartoonishly grouchy ways, father and son have a warm, loving relationship.
Below, Justin shares his tips for pleasing your pops this Father’s Day, whether or not he’s a loveable grump.
1. Understand that dads don’t always care about Father’s Day.
