He is both loved and hated. Harald Martenstein continues to write his chronicle of contemporary Germany, neatly divided into short texts about politics and everyday life, men and women, aging, fatherhood, and the twists and turns of political correctness. This book is probably his most wicked yet, but it is still witty and relaxed. Anyone who wants to understand our country must read what Martenstein has to say about gender studies, language regulations, the discrimination of people in beauty contests, or tax evaders.