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This novel repeatedly generates flashes of uncanny description for the doldrums of office life, universal to all residents of the cube farm, even inside the completely unmatched worklife of advertising creatives. Ferris' style feels like mental floss, but hids much substance. Read this book and discover all the people you know who are forced to live a life as an office worker. You'll see characters you haven't seen since high school, since unversity. You'll find Tom Mota and learn to love… read review

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