a chaotic day at the shore

the sky looked like someone grabbed a cloud and threw it up, i just checked and it's... well, whatever the hell the last person in town said. neighbors whisper this one here mentions stolen pizza leftovers and a guy named jake who insists he saw stars last night. reviews say it's either too quiet or too loud depending if you trust the local diner. i had my coffee, but found out the barista needed a 3am shift last week. looking for some smooth flow but ended up stuck in traffic like they were explaining existential dread over takeoff plans. somehow found that map with the espresso stain from that café visit, which is why i’m stuck here now. maybe next time i’ll just yell instead of listening to those reviews. escape is hard when the air feels like it’s stuck in that old ad at a café. imagine saying ‘i need rest’ while dodging a stray cat and a guy who claims he saw me while juggling laundry. this place is a living joke, you know. check out tripadvisor for more, or better yet-yelp for that ‘mysterious vibe’ buzz. see them links below; they might save me from the output fog. also, episode please, i’ve got a new post idea about spaces that don’t exist but taste like home.

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