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Mark Sundeen describes the post-college conundrum perfectly: "To be Yourself these days you can never say you care about money. If you have money, spend it fast to show everyone how unmaterialistic you are. If you have a job, you're not really Yourself but some conformist. Even then the real spiritual items like a trip to Nepal or an internship at a museum are way out of your budget". He tackles the problem by hitting the road, traveling from San Francisco to Joshua Tree, Moab to Telluride. Along the way, he watches his cousin's marriage break up, rents "the Pigfarm", flips eggs, pops pills, falls in love, leads rafting trips, and gets arrested for breadstick theft. Sundeen's wry, wonderful account will capture the heart of anyone who's ever wanted to chuck it all for an adventure.
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