One hundred really short stories you can read on a commute, during a lunch break or in the bathroom, not that anyone ever reads anything there.What's unique about this The pieces are divided into seven categories (Relationships, Politics, Family, Pop Culture, Work, Travel and ?) and were each written during a 15-minute bus ride to work.Some are funny, some are sweet, some are disturbing. They're all intended to be entertaining, thought-provoking and leave you wanting more. Start from the beginning or jump to whichever categories appeal to you most. Highlights A bank robber realizes one of the hostages is his childhood best friend in "Tunnel" America's political leaders depart for another planet in "Goodbye, Morons" Pet store animals debate the merits of "A Dog's Purpose" in "Critics' Row" A 6-year-old asks his parents what God looks like in "Filler" A garbageman develops a crush on the other guy in the truck in "The Drop-Off"