I found myself liking this more than I expected, especially Gerry Mulligan's music which reminded me of Herb Alpert. However, it has absolutely nothing to do with snowmen; instead, it centers around a man (Bob Larkin) who appears perfectly happy living out his days in a cast iron bathtub within a room lacking walls, located somewhere near Manhattan. As far as I could tell, he begins each day by bathing—fully dressed—then handles some work before having a drink. A woman, wrapped like a mummy in toilet paper and enjoying martinis, seems to frighten him away. He shifts rapidly between feeling warm, cool, dry, wet, and swimming, all before being unexpectedly attacked! It’s likely meant to represent the struggle of balancing work and personal life, or perhaps it's an attempt to get us to overthink something that is essentially playful. I am not sure what the meaning is, but it provided a good deal of entertainment. As the warning would state—this isn’t something you should attempt yourself.
On October 3, 2026
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