就是不進連鎖店: 100天沒有連鎖店的旅程

Gorman’s witty narration makes the journey feel both personal and comedic. I wonder what motivated him to blend humor with social critique in this way.

Some stories felt genuinely heartwarming, but others made me wonder if some subjects were uncomfortable with being shared. How do readers interpret the author's approach to these interactions?

The selection of places and encounters felt very intentional, but I’m curious whether it was driven by a narrative arc or spontaneous moments from the trip.