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"Ethics? It smells like something boring... Now they're going to teach you how to live," you might say. But this book is not like that! Its author is not an arrogant professor or a highbrow intellectual, but just a guy who wants to figure out whether his ethical life is all right, whether he can become a better person, and how. Michael Schur starts with very specific and easy questions like: "Is it okay to punch a friend in the face?", "Should I lie to my friend and compliment her on her terrible blouse?", "Should I push a shopping trolley back from the car park to the supermarket?". Wading through the intricacies of imaginary ethical experiments and problematic situations from his own life, the author tackles the increasingly complex and controversial topics that make up the current ethical backdrop of our time. The book will be of interest to anyone interested in ethics, practical philosophy, moral self-improvement, contemporary ethical debates, fans of Michael Schur's television work, and a wide range of readers.