All You Need Is Shopping: Lost in the Mall

That life defined by many to be for "failures." Would you feel depressed?

A lonelyand confusing life, with the job that you hate and a cruel, egoist, and harshdirector that doesn't help with your situation... how would you feel? A difficult and unfavorable life from your perspective. A life like that of Leopoldo Canapone's...

Leopoldo Canapone is a cashier in a supermarket inside a mall; he's a listless, unsociable and nihilistic man, dependent on his many disciplinary marks.

A sales worker that has a certain age, so he doesn't want to show any emotion and decides to stick to a bizarre fight against consumerism.

Canappa, every day, tries to persuade and terrorize costumers by talking about the bad quality of the products, with the objective of keeping them from coming back and buying in that place.

This is the only thing that he finds fun and interesting about his monotone job inside that miserable place that is the mall, where the public only makes you feel lonelier, and where repetitivenessand submission to your boss are daily things.

Sometimes, even a dark place can lead you to think that people only exist as consumerists. What a horrible thought

Leopoldo Canapone is a person that, for survival reasons, bears his job that he does not love, where he's underpaid andtaken advantage of.

Leopoldo had entirely different plans for his life; still, he's in conditions he would have never thought he would one day be in.

Leopoldo Canapone, in this book, narrates his workdays, alternating between injustice and some happy moments.

In fourteen chapters, you'll be able to live the life of this man that surrendered to this egoistic world, who takes his life just as it is. Leopoldo Canapone yielded to his destiny.

He has also fought for ideals in the past, but he noticed that his friends were slowly changing, dying, or turning his back on him: he was left alone.

By immerging yourself in this book, you will reflect on the fundamental aspects of life and understand what decisions to make that are right for you.

My friend, there are two types of people in this world. There are those who say: "I didn't ask to be born, nobody consulted me and I take everything as it is";and then there are others that say: "I'm here, I was born, I want to be myself and take what I want in spite of everything."

What analysis do you give?

Which of the two do you identify yourself with?

After reading All You Need Is Shopping - Lost in the Mall, I challenge you to find the strength to fight for the things that you lovewithout being influenced by what others think

If you were born, take whatever you were born for; each one of us has an objective