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We’re Launching an Advice Column for Assholes with Andrew Ti

4:08 PM PDT on June 22, 2015

    Starting next month, Andrew Ti, the guy behind Yo, Is This Racist?, will be bringing his advice dispensing talents to the pages of LA Taco.

    What's up, Angel People! I'm Andrew Ti, a dude who started a racism blog and podcast, built almost exclusively on telling people they're being assholes, and I'm here to help the people of Los Angeles. I've lived here for 5 years now, which is long enough to sort of understand why LA people act like they do, while still retaining a small core of humanity. So please, send me your questions at advice@lataco.com, on relationships, culture, why you park like an asshole, anything (I guess, ideally not race stuff, but whatever), and I will try to help.

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