Synopsis

Duckman sought companionship, a yearning amplified by the solitary presence of Cornfed at his surprise celebration. He began frequenting a coffee shop, drawn to a circle of twenty-somethings who called themselves Ditzi, Bobby, Sassy, Pete, and Marion. There, amidst shared anxieties and witty banter reminiscent of a more cynical take on popular sitcoms, they dissected their respective "problems," a modern iteration of a familiar comedic formula.