“Do you have any experience? Maybe you can try? – Jimi Hendrix mockingly asked his contemporaries, whose guitar howled and called to burn national flags, to freely love and use the industrial plant “hemp” for other purposes. Nowadays, this question remains open. Do you have any experience? Any? Do you know how to live? To prove to himself and his friends that he is no worse than others, naive 19-year-old Englishman David goes to a fashionable and exotic country - India. In a series of incredible comic adventures that lead him to the ashrams of enlightened compatriots, to luxurious resorts and streets crowded with crowds of Indians, David gets to know - no, not India, but himself. But at what cost? The Mother of Spirituality turns to the European... backwards. William Sutcliffe's bestseller is a smart and funny satire on the youth of the end of the century. Sutcliffe mocks not only his life-stunned peers, but also the “sacred cow” of the modern West - the craving for knowledge of the spiritual East. “Try It” is a frank and fascinating adventure about traveling with the obligatory roll of toilet paper in a backpack, entire lawns of forbidden grass and sex without boundaries.