At 18, Peter Young committed to never work again. And so began the rise, fall, and eventual triumph of The Militant Unemployment Experiment.
Phase One: The Outlaw Years
The plan: an outlaw-lite campaign of suburban piracy and scavenging. The goal: A life of freedom, adventure, and lavish unemployment by any means necessary.
When he's targeted on federal "eco-terrorism" charges-facing a max of 82 years in prison with the FBI in pursuit-the stakes get higher, and the work-evasion tactics even bolder.
Phase Two: The Side Hustle Years
Post-prison, the Militant Unemployment Experiment faces an existential question: What does gainful unemployment look like when you're forced to play by the rules?
Finding "success," he discovers "middle class" is a fate worse than poverty. And the only option left is an early-retirement stunt they said would never work-but did.
Phase Three: The Retire Young Era
Approaching middle age with his back against the wall, he burns down his entire life to go all-in on The Militant Unemployment Experiment's final act.
The Militant Unemployment Experiment is the story of one man who rejects adulthood, probability, and the 40-hour work week- to prove the best lives belong to those who break the most rules.
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