The documentation of "We all ate together", declared by Theodore Pangalos in Parliament, in his statement during the session of the Standing Committee on Public Administration, Public Order and Justice on September 21, 2010, is included in the book of the same title, which defines the concept of citizens' responsibility and complicity. It describes how, when, and by whom "we all ate" and how responsibility is distributed from top to bottom. Among other things, it includes:

- The political issue. What color is the debt? Is it blue? Green? Red?
- The responsibility of society and the citizen. From complicity to responsibility.
- Historical review of Greek bankruptcies.
- The Greek Republic after the Metapolitefsi.
- Tax evasion, contribution evasion, closed professions, public spending.
- Expenditures and revenues of the Greek state, the way deficits are created.
- The size of the Greek state and its wage cost.
- Cases of waste and corruption across the public spectrum.
- European subsidies to Greece and how they were utilized.
- Stories of waste and corruption sent by citizens.