You are listening to a Clarksrolled magazine podcast with your host and narrator, Kate Baker.

Greetings, Clarksville citizens. I hope this podcast finds you extraordinarily well.

This is our last story for the month of July 2021, issue 178.

I hope that you have enjoyed all these stories that we brought to you in July,

and we couldn't have done it without your continued support. Please visit patreon.com

for it's last Clarksrolled just to see if you can donate a dollar or more

and become a part of what we do here at Clarksrolled.

Our final story for the month of July is last nice day and it's by Rich Larson.

Rich Larson, annexed tomorrow factory, was born in Gullaby, Niger and has lived in Spain and

checked Republic and is currently based in Grand Prairie, Canada.

This fiction has been translated into over a dozen languages among them Polish, French,

Romanian and Japanese and adapted to screen for Netflix's Love, Death and Robots.

You can visit him on patreon.com for it's last Rich Larson and Rich is no stranger here at

Clarksrolled with a slew of stories dating back to May 2016 with Jonas in the Fox,

a bunch in between, most recent stories including November 2018's Octo Heist and Progress,

March 2019, Death of an Air Salesman, and October 2019, all electric ghosts.

So my dear listener, I hope you go back and listen to all of those.

But in the meantime, I hope you can sit back, relax and let me tell you a story.

It's sun showers while we're scrubbing the carrots. This guy overhead is Robyn's egg blue.

All the gray stormy shit is off to the east but the rain comes down anyways.

We're sitting on the edge of the old wooden porch facing the garden and the drops lick our

bare feet. That is the setting. Again, it says mom because it's sunshoured yesterday too.

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