Unless we’re in front of a bar between 11 pm and 6 am, the girls are in your city. “On the bus, it’s a surly bus driver, me, and three camera guys. 1 | Do you bring the girls with you?Īccording to Ryan, when he was out on the road, the most common question he’d hear was… “Where the girls at?” And unfortunately for the asker, his answer was always, “They’re in your city.” Here are answers to the 11 most common questions about Girls Gone Wild, courtesy of former employee (and author of Flash!) Ryan Simkin. 11 frequently asked burning questions about Girls Gone Wild He gave illuminating and sometimes really surprising answers… and thus, this FAQ.

We ended up mostly discussing the questions that people most commonly ask him about the GGW empire. (Which is what I bet a LOT of the people in that magazine end up saying.) I had no idea I was even in that magazine. Turns out that a little over a year ago, he had actually written a review of 11 Points for the Girls Gone Wild magazine. Much to my delight, I found out he knew and liked 11 Points. In other words… Ryan clearly had some gold to share.Īnyway, I read his book (in two days - it’s an utterly fascinating read) - and when I found out through the magic of Facebook that he and I had a mutual friend, I reached out to him for an interview. I speak with the author of a tell-all about Joe Francis’ Girls Gone Wild empire to get the real scoop on the controversial series.Ī few months ago, Ryan Simkin’s tell-all book, called Flash, about his time working at Girls Gone Wild came out, despite a lawsuit from GGW’s founder, Joe Francis, to try to stop the release.

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