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synopsis The young male named Brian realizes and becomes aware of his surroundings and feels not the need to question his daily routine to be able to survive through out the week. As Brian narrates what is being expected through out the film, a usual customer arrives by the name of Mr. Miller. This man is old and arrogant towards the new generation of kids growing up. As Mr. Miller explains his hatred he tests Brian to see if he will become any more like the others. Mr Miller tells Brian to get out his comfort zone by getting a batch of carrots to see what events occur during the week. The carrots are a metaphor for seeing a different aspect than just doing the same thing everyday. director Brian Breton bio. Filmography related links
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