Once in a great long while a story comes along that is so epic, so memorizing, so filled with heart pounding action that you're compelled to skip work, skip church, skip out on that date of a lifetime (you know the one) if only to read just one more line of the intoxicating dialogue. This book is nothing even close to that. (You should've gone on that date ) This is a story about a boy and his dog...well, he's not so much a boy, more like a guy in his twenties and replace "dog" with mall cart and stoner friends and its a little closer to the sad truth. Anyway, life is tough for the mall cart...