Suss masterfully encapsulates the modern social event experience—recognizing someone from high school but not quite sure if they’re the one who stole your lunch in sixth grade. Spoiler: It’s a masterpiece of awkwardness.

From Tinder tales to dissecting signals to friends that scream ‘not my type,’ Suss tackles dating with the grace of a swan... in a kiddie pool. Struggles are relatable, even if the execution seems best fit for a sitcom.

Whether it’s the existential dread of questioning one's age at Systembolaget or the humor in a child whispering 'you’re going to die,' Suss crafts observations that ring true to anyone who's ever been awake while life goes on.

Be it grumbling about boring clothes or the agony of navigating work due to sickness, Suss pours coffee over their strife while serving a side of laughter, almost making us feel guilty for being entertained by someone else's slight chaos.