Salaryman is a Japanese term suggesting the white-collar worker. It also carries associations of long working hours, low prestige in the corporate hierarchy, wage slavery, and karo-shi (death by overwork). After working overtime six days a week, one would assume the only relief would be the age-old tradition of existential purging - and thus, these men drink till they drop. The artist has spent the last months, at ungodly hours seeking these hopeless leftovers of a night on a binge. The zine is covered by intricate Chiyogami (Japanese hand screen printed paper), but once past this apparent, contrasting, cover up of appearances, one finds a wasteland of sprawled out workers - the true expense of the corporate Juggernaut.