Easily the worst book I’ve ever read. We get it, the world is sh*t, life sucks... but honestly this book makes no sense. It’s 100 pages of vignettes (no more than a paragraph long) about YouTube comments, tweets, a dude who jumps garbage cans, a kid who eats dirt, a doctor who gets a boner dreaming of being an amputee, etc. At least it was short enough that only 2 hours of my life is gone.

This is not for the fainthearted.
It's also quite a compilation of what you'd be fooled to call random musings, but then when it hits you that it's all sprouting from social media, well, then it ain't so funny!
The level of sarcasm in this book is beyond my review articulation, so can I say thank you NetGalley for the eARC?

I was new to this style of writing and definitely didn't agree with some of the stories at the beginning. The writing was different and definitely not for those under 18. I probably wouldn't read this again, but some may find it interesting.

This book is like nothing I have ever read before. It's not a good or bad thing. I'm not even sure how I would categorize it - a collection of (very) short stories? Vignettes? Random musings? I am not familiar with the author's writing or even this style of writing (if it is even a genre).so it is hard to critique this book or have an opinion of it. I wanted to get something out of the book simply based on the title alone, but it went in a completely different direction than I could ever imagine. I can see this book being very divisive for people who are not familiar with this style of writing, but it is what it is.