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Cans


His cans weigh him down.

He needs them to survive.

Without them, he goes hungry.

A man in a small grey truck pulls over ans asks the man if he wants a ride.

He steps in the car and thanks him.

As they drive along, he notices a soda can in a ditch and asks...

"Could you please stop?"

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