Retail Hell: How I Sold My Soul to the Store: Confessions of a Tortured Sales Associate Book

I have read some reviews for this book and am actually surprised by some of the negatives expresses about it. I personally enjoyed all the 'F' bombs thrown about the dialogue, it made his personal experiences feel more sincere and, quite frankly, hilarious. His personal dialogue was very funny in a crass and crude sarcastic manner.
I also found nothing offensive about the last chapter that seems to have had some reviewers cringing. That shit actually happens in retail (pardon the pun).
Freeman Hall's dream to become a famous writer/screenwriter is not an uncommon dream, as many who end up slaving years in the retail industry didn't actually plan on ending up there, but rather had bigger and better expectations for their lives. His struggle to do his own writing showed how all-consuming retail life can be, and the author accomplishes this while keeping the light, humorous tone of the novel in tact. I honestly didn't feel that there was a moral to this story until I had finished it, which I appreciate as I hate the feeling of a preachy book. Nothing more mood killing than that!
Overall, I loved this book. It rang true to me, and hit all my humor-spots. I was honestly crying with laughter at some points.
I do not read humor novels very often. I actually cannot remember the last time I have picked one up before Retail Hell, but I've been recommending this to everyone I know since I have finished it!