"Sex and the American Male" follows an average American male, Zack Hardiman, as he slowly discovers the nature of American culture. It begins when he discovers that he is surrounded by unrelenting advertising everywhere he goes. So he goes nuts. He recovers and soon tours through the adventures of buying a gas guzzling car, visiting the National Parks, that have been taken over by gigantic corporations and eventually becomes engrossed in the effort to get STUFF. It is a happy story though because eventually Zack gets married, has a home with a white picket fence and 2.5 children. Oh, and there's a Clif Notes (yes, that's the way it's spelled in the book) at the back of the book to help lazy high school students who don't want to read the whole thing. I guess I should also mention that some of the main characters in the book are break-dancing, Pepsi drinking microbes.