Publisher's Synopsis
Have you ever taken the subway to the office and been sandwiched by an unbearably loud woman shouting into her cell phone about privacy and an impossibly sweaty gentleman who hasn't showered since...ever? Ever driven to work and been cut off by some clueless driver too busy texting and eating silver dollar flapjacks with a knife and fork to notice you? Ever boarded a bus and wondered if it could possibly stop and go more often so you could become even more nauseous? How about a gentle stroll to your place of business? Ever have it ruined as you dodged a psychotic taxi cab and stepped into a pile that could be mistaken for something a horse left behind in a parade? Everybody has to go to work. For many, the irritating trip there and back has gotten a hell of a lot longer. Think about the cost, the time, the boredom. If you or someone you know has ever gone to work, heard of work, or listened to Men at Work, then maybe you could use a laugh and this book is for you.
