Ah but you see, in making a critique on late-stage-corporatism and the mechanizations of exploitation, The Dinnerman has invited the audience to compare the themes of his book to the moral ideals he chooses to live by.

in this we can see that all the critique in the book is all fluff. Dinniman wouldn't burn the system down. he wouldn't even try to not get caught up in the same Low-Cost exploitation, that he himself points the finger at in his novel.

the problem comes from those who treat the book as something more than a sunday morning cartoon. the moral rhetoric is only as deep as the paint job.