A sharp, self-deprecating memoir about losing everything—at least everything that once seemed to matter. After being laid off from a high-powered corporate job, the author finds herself trading designer suits and expense accounts for unemployment checks and clearance racks. With biting wit and pop-culture savvy, she chronicles her reluctant descent into frugality, the strain on her marriage, and the humbling lessons that come with reinventing a life built on status and shopping bags. Beneath the snark lies an honest look at identity, pride, and resilience when success slips away. Fans of humorous memoirs will appreciate the candid voice and laugh-out-loud observations from a writer who went on to become a bestselling author known for her bold, comedic take on modern life.
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