If you enjoy Larry the Cable Guy, chances are you won't enjoy Steve Hofstetter.Then again, if you enjoy Larry the Cable Guy, chances are you live in a trailer park with a Confederate flag over your doorway. Steve Hoffstetter doesn't appeal to such a broad lowest-common-denominator audience, but he largely succeeds in his vein of sometimes dry and usually wry sociopolitical humor. He can be raunchy and politically incorrect, but it's always with satire in mind, recalling greats such as Bill Hicks and David Cross. It's safe to say that Hicks and Cross needn't make room on their hall of fame platform yet - Hofstetter occasionally descends into mediocre rants and rambles between the album's high points, and lacks the glowing originality of his influences - but the album is worth a listen, and not just out of spite for Larry.