The most memorable line in this entire book is probably: "You don't know jack about guys who smoke menthol." This is said by a random background character. I think that pretty much sums up the entire thing; the most interesting part of this is the background and any 'content' is pretty much nonexistent. You have to be aware that this isn't just one story, but a set of five different one-shots by the author. Every single one-shot ends in sex, save for the last one. The last two one-shots are the only two which make any attempt at doing something. Everything else just feels likethirty pages of placeholder to get to the sex. The dynamic of the fourth story is fun, and the panel layouts in the fifth story are nice to look at. But as for any real substance, or feeling like the author wanted to portray something special (this is possible in one-shots, in spite of them being short; there are a lot of good examples!), you don't get that.

Read it if you want, but you're not missing any hidden gem.