The Pot Left To Stew

After the death of his mother, Marion Johnson finds himself at the very place that led to the self-abuse his mother put herself through. Spending his days attempting to find the culprit, it seems as if he has vanished off the face of the earth. With the Honey Ridge Supermarket hiring, déjà vu seems to pop in his head around the manager's office window, something Marion has tried to block out for his entire life.

Week after week, it seemed as if Marion could never escape his mother's Sunday visits with the store manager. Making sure she was prepared for the meetings, his mother often mixing booze and operating their gold Honda Accord. Marion hated that she had to such a thing to herself and did not want to live on this earth without her. Looking to avenge her, Marion thinks all hope is lost when a new manager is the man in charge.

With some assistance from one of the employees, Marion gets a foot in the door to get a job at the supermarket. Even death has a silver lining, with his homeless issue being evaporated by his mothers rent still being on the cycle. Trying to find some money for rent next month, his nerves are cooled by the cheap vodka his mother kept her freezer. What his nerves do not know is, his interview will have a very atrocious saunter down memory lane.