Cheeto Dust: (and other blood on millennial hands)

One time I walked by a reflective window and glanced over and instead of seeing my reflection I swore I was looking face to face with the greatest actor of the millennial generation, Freddie Prinze Jr. Some say he is was just a method actor and others say he wasn’t any good at all. But everyone agrees he was a handsome devil. This book did the same thing for me. Looking at my own childhood and teen years with fondness of an easier time while also exploring how we go forward knowing that reflection is just my hair-thinning 33 year old self and not FPJ. Dustin’s writing is engaging, hilarious and entertaining explanation of the most misunderstood generation!

I can’t tell you how many times I’ve heard someone blame the millennial generation for the issues we face as a society-this book takes a deep dive into the stigmas and stereotypes of a generation raised in a world where we can remember pre and post Internet, something truly unique. The research done to build this book was evident, the writing was insightful, relatable and hilarious. Doesn’t hurt that the author is hot!Cheeto Dust 2 or bust!

Cheeto Dust is a comprehensive exploration of all aspects of the lives of the Millenial Generation. Dustin impartially addresses many of the common criticisms facing his generation with data, common sense, wit, and some hilarious anecdotes. Even if you disagree with his opinions, you’re sure to be entertained. And given the broad range of topics he covers, you’re sure to learn something too.

Amazing book, easy read. So funny. Lots of interesting thoughts.

Cheeto Dust is incredibly funny and entertaining. Each chapter illustrates the struggles and triumphs millineals face on a day to day basis with humor. While reading Cheeto Dust, I felt like I was listening to my friend recount numerous stories on topics that matter to me (the average millennial). I found myself reading most of the book out loud to anyone in the room.

For anyone that needs a mentally engaging yet light-hearted vernacular “easy read,” this is it.