A Philosophical Guide for the Average Millennial

"A captivating hook sentence."
"A remark to call out the main-stream attempt to grab attention."
Lastly, an apology to the reader who got bored in the first two lines.
Day in and day out. People get up and go about their day. They try their best to seize the day. They say a day when you don't learn something new is a day wasted. All their energy consumed in hopes for a productive day. Everyday. Ooof, that is a lot of pressure.
In the hopes to help you reduce this pressure with the illusion of escape from your mundane routine, the book tries to pen down the everyday philosophical conundrums an average millennial might have. The conundrums are intentionally written as dialogues to avoid turning them into boring articles or blogs. Thus, they are short stories. The characters in each story are fictional, but real enough.