As a guest worker, Osman spends his entire day in Hall Four of a large company, and as a family man, he struggles against the treachery of the "second biggest nuisance in the Middle East": his wife Eminanim. His son Mehmet, a left-leaning perpetual student, and his lesbian daughter Nermin also cause him distress. Only little Hatice and the Ford Transit brighten his tragicomic existence in Germany. Osman’s everyday life features collected essays from the years 2012 to 2017 - politically relevant, current, social, and familial, covering a wide range of topics and worth reading for everyone.