Sixty is not an age, but a diagnosis: the body is slowly falling apart, and the world around you is getting stupider and more irritable. Humor about everyday life, aging and the absurdity of modern life with a slight bitterness and without illusions - from fitness grandfathers to anger management courses and triplets in gifts. The view of someone who is tired of advice from amateur psychologists, nostalgic for scarcity, and suspicious of "better lives" and "better times" that didn't really exist.
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