It all happened this morning…
The door bell rings twice, hysterically. I wake-up annoyed and I look at my watch - it’s 6.30 a.m. I open the door and, instead of a real and, let me say, endangered person, I find a sealed envelope with a funny message:
This is the first day of the rest of your life. I open the envelope in haste, even if my mind is crowded with thousands of somber possibilities…
Inside, there’s a DVD with a dark red cover. I put it into my computer, even more intrigued than you can imagine. Surprisingly, my laptop is safe; it seems that my antivirus has detected nothing but a 9 minutes .avi film. I play it and watch the images in a complete state of shock. It contains the most significant moments I have lived during the last month. 9 minutes out of one whole month! Only 9... should I be happy or gloomy?
Am I captive in an episode of the most subtle Big Brother ever made? The cameras were everywhere, even in my bathroom! Who should I sue?
The last frame cast some dim light over the whole occurrence. It said:
Go out and buy Time Management. The best book of your life. It will help you find a brand new you.
Is this marketing…? Wouldn’t this be amazing? I’ll sue the bastards, this world is not all about publicity!
Experimental deprimant, dar excelent, despre singuratate, esec si moarte. O "comedie" trista care te bantuie mult timp, dar te face sa vrei sa-l revezi, caci e plin de detalii care par ca-ti scapa la prima interactiune. Un fel de Orele , dar mai underground si cu multa meta-arta. 
