You sat through years of calculus, organic chemistry, and Asian literature classes, and now you've graduated. And it sure didn't take long for you to realize that school didn't actually teach you what you needed to know to make it out in "the real world."
Sure, you can hammer out the periodic table of the elements, but you don't know how to make a budget, how to find an apartment, or how to do a myriad of other tasks associated with normal life.
This book seeks to rectify that problem. These are the lessons that author Aden Tate had to come to grips with shortly after being launched on his own as he too discovered that high school actually
was filled with stuff he would never use in real life, much to his teachers' chagrin.
