Suhasini Raja Raja itibaren Hakim Patty, Uttar Pradesh 221508, Hindistan itibaren Hakim Patty, Uttar Pradesh 221508, Hindistan

Barbara has just realized that she has to take a drug test in order to take up her next job at Walmart. She is desperately trying to get marijuana out of her system so she can get the job. I found this to be the best part of the story. It has added some humor and a slight twist to a very dry plot. The plot has become ever so repetitive in that she has written the same thing for about 100 pages. Perhaps Barbara is attempting to use this repetitive writing style to show that minimum wage jobs are repetitive and boring. I personally found this book to be quite boring. Through the first stages of the book I took a little interest in Barbara's journey. I thought it might be cool to see what minimum wage could do do in the real world. After she moved to Florida and became a house keeper, however, she wrote pretty much of doing the same thing over and over again. She would go to work and talk with her coworkers, complain about her boss, clean a house, and then go home complaining about how hard her day was. She would then go do some task to calm herself like take a long shower or a walk on the beach. Reading this same scenario again and again occasionally put me to sleep.