Thirteen dollars for a day old croissant and a pack of cigarettes. The world’s gone to hell. But you can’t skimp out when it comes to necessities. I cut through a deserted intersection without looking any of the ways. I bite into my pasty only to see the centre is hollow. It’s better than nothing. 

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