On a trip to the local museum, Josey finds herself faced with an unexpected predicament. Despite paying for her ticket, most of the art has been hidden away and reserved for those using a subscription service called Content Cube. Frustrated, Josey subscribes, but this leads to a whole other series of disappointments, from excessive commercials to disastrous corporate sponsorships.

As Josey looks deeper into the Content Cube universe, she begins to unravel a horrifying realization about the nature of creativity itself in this modern world, culminating with an encounter between Josey and the physical manifestation of the gradual commodification of art and expression into the nebulous idea of content.

This encounter does not go well, but it leaves Josey a little more confident of her place in a world that’s endlessly hungry for “content.”

This important tale is 4,300 words of sexless searching for meaningful expression in a world that’s constantly devaluing the importance of art.

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saw movies when there’s a sucker in a trap:

barbers: here you go man