A lifelong reminder of a failure
Many people claim that their most awkward memories rush back when they lay down before falling asleep, and they see themselves wrapped in an unstoppable self-shaming spiral. Imagine waking up, going for a walk just to find those awkward moments permanently printed all around your town.
I see this picture and imagine a little kid who must have fallen in front of his neighbors. That’s memory number 1. Then, he sees the constructors’ facial expressions while watching their work ruined; memory number 2. That scooter would haunt the kid’s nightmares.
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