Terrible People #7
Terrible People #7 is the Money Issue—a sharply designed, sarcastically brilliant dive into the absurdity of capitalism, credit, cash flow, and the general chaos of modern financial life. With a fresh new look and 72 pages (plus bonus booklet), this issue tackles our most dysfunctional relationship with biting humor and cultural clarity: money.
From the invisible power of currency to the myths of ethical shopping and the scam of selling nothing, this issue dissects late-stage capitalism with wit, frustration, and a very necessary laugh. With essays, manifestos, confessions, and an interview with the creators of the podcast Who Shat on the Floor at My Wedding?, this is your survival guide for staying (somewhat) sane in an economy that makes zero sense.
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Terrible People #7
Terrible People #7
Terrible People #7 is the Money Issue—a sharply designed, sarcastically brilliant dive into the absurdity of capitalism, credit, cash flow, and the general chaos of modern financial life. With a fresh new look and 72 pages (plus bonus booklet), this issue tackles our most dysfunctional relationship with biting humor and cultural clarity: money.
From the invisible power of currency to the myths of ethical shopping and the scam of selling nothing, this issue dissects late-stage capitalism with wit, frustration, and a very necessary laugh. With essays, manifestos, confessions, and an interview with the creators of the podcast Who Shat on the Floor at My Wedding?, this is your survival guide for staying (somewhat) sane in an economy that makes zero sense.
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Terrible People #7 is the Money Issue—a sharply designed, sarcastically brilliant dive into the absurdity of capitalism, credit, cash flow, and the general chaos of modern financial life. With a fresh new look and 72 pages (plus bonus booklet), this issue tackles our most dysfunctional relationship with biting humor and cultural clarity: money.
From the invisible power of currency to the myths of ethical shopping and the scam of selling nothing, this issue dissects late-stage capitalism with wit, frustration, and a very necessary laugh. With essays, manifestos, confessions, and an interview with the creators of the podcast Who Shat on the Floor at My Wedding?, this is your survival guide for staying (somewhat) sane in an economy that makes zero sense.
