From getting drunk with the bus-boys in a pizza parlor in New York City on New Year"s Eve to running way from the Nebraska law, a crooked boss and debt, in a beat-up Israeli moving-truck to arguing his way through storms, loose women and the Atlantic as a deck hand on a sail-boat to losing sanity and sobriety while working in the bar at one of New York"s most violent and sexually confusing night-clubs - the author of this book has done all of these jobs. If you have ever wondered why you are bothering to get up early, struggle in the rush-hour, work long and hard, take home a regular pay cheque, keep a bank account, eat daily, buy things and have the money to pay the bills, this autobiography will show you an alternative lifestyle.