This book should always be mentioned in the same breath as Nickeld and Dimed to give everyone a full primer in what life under Capitalism is truly like in the land of Capitalism, aka America. Emily Guendelsberger “takes advantage” of a temporary break in employment (funemployement!!!) to work at three separate low-wage, computer-shift-driven jobs that are done by millions of Americans, day in and day out. To get to the main point: they’re all, pardon the word, crazy making. And in a way that really doesn’t […]