Beside the door stood a cooler. It was unplugged and filled with pop cans and bottles. A handwritten sign advised those looking for milk to check aisle two, for the powdered and canned variety.No beer? Corey said. What kind of place is this?
In the scene, a cooler is positioned next to the door, but it is unplugged and only contains various pop cans and bottles. A simple, handwritten sign directs customers seeking milk to aisle two, where they can find powdered and canned options instead. The atmosphere suggests a lack of basic provisions.
Corey expresses disappointment upon discovering the absence of beer, questioning the nature of the establishment. His reaction highlights an underlying...
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