Clocking into Hell
A Novel about life in a factory
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“Let me tell you something Roger; I have been on this plant for 20 years, and Dick Bolling is without a doubt, THE WORST plant manager we have ever had! When they had the last rattlesnake round up in Texas, they missed his fat worthless ass! I’ll tell you something else too: with what he’s doing down here regarding his safety policy, which is an absolute joke, ok? And the way he’s encouraging his managers and supervisors how to treat people, between those two things, someday, somebody is gonna get hurt down here really bad, and it’s gonna be real ugly!”
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About the Book
A view of the inner machinations of the day to day and year to year life at a typical American factory, this rare perspective on an increasingly bygone time of the all too familiar struggles as well as the high points of blue collar laborers, this will be an enjoyable as well as informative read for many who may be curious as to what ordinary middle class workers have to deal with and experience.
About the Author
A native of Brooklyn, NY Eddie Masters has lived in Brooklyn, the Bronx and Saugerties NY and has worked in a variety of jobs since his teenage years including as a carpenter’s helper, retail, factory work and bartending as well as doing stand up comedy on the side in the past and worked as an extra in the movie The Thing About My Folks. He is also an aficionado of the history of ancient Rome, has passed the JEOPARDY game show test and has traveled to twenty-five U.S. states, five European countries and seven Caribbean islands. He currently resides in Saugerties, NY.