I was asleep when our plane hit the runway, but the jolt brought me instantly awake. I looked out the window and saw the Rocky Mountains. What the fuck was I doing here? I wondered. It made no sense at all. I decided to call my attorney as soon as possible. Have him wire me some money to buy a huge albino Doberman. Denver is a national clearing house for stolen Dobermans; they come from all parts of the country.
The narrator wakes up abruptly on a plane landing, startled by the jolt, and finds himself gazing at the Rocky Mountains. Confused about his location and the purpose of his journey, he feels disoriented and questions his decisions. The landscape seems foreign, and he senses a disconnect between himself and where he is.
In a moment of clarity amid the confusion, he resolves to call his attorney for financial support. His peculiar plan is to purchase a large albino Doberman, which he notes can easily be acquired in Denver, a hub for stolen dogs. This strange desire underscores his erratic mindset and amplifies the surreal nature of his trip.
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