In "Bad Monkey" by Carl Hiaasen, the character reflects on his feelings of contentment with his current life, which leads him to question his mental state. He wonders if there is something wrong mentally with him for feeling satisfied with what he has, as this seems unusual or unexpected given his circumstances or societal expectations.

This thought highlights a conflict within the character, emphasizing how societal pressures or personal insecurities can lead someone to doubt their own happiness. It also reveals a deeper introspection about what truly constitutes mental well-being and whether being content is perceived as abnormal in the context of the story.