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Who decides to put fitting rooms on a floor that does not have clothes? What does a road sign with four question marks mean? Why do we need repeat house calls to fix dismal internet service? What's the big deal with video games? Why do wheelchairs make people shout? Join octogenarian Rochelle Linick as she explores some of life's most ubiquitous conundrums, muses over the quandary of growing old, and navigates the universality of death. From discourse on naps and the evolution of women in the workplace to quirky tales of unforgettable holidays and growing up in Iowa, fall in love with the ponderous mix of laughter, gratitude, bittersweet regret, and the innocence of a different time found only in Lies, Naps, & Road Signs: Memories and Thoughts of an Octogenarian.