You visit the bakery everyday.
Within the structure of the bakery, there is nothing you do not know. You knew where are the ovens, shop assistants, trays, cash machine and loaves of breads - so familiar that you knew the bakery very well and this familiarity even extends itself to all the nearby surrounding.
However, after several thousands days later, the bakery suddenly don't look quite the same. It's the same bakery, but it doesn't look quite right. So were the ovens, shop assistants, trays, cash machine and loaves of breads. It's the same, but it doesn't look quite right.
Were you looking from a different angle? Or were you discovering something new about the bakery?
You wondered what difference would that make, since you ate bread every single day and even if you switch the brand, it is still bread. A bread is a bread despite the brand.
Perhaps, it's not just about bread.
Is it that people are only interested in eating bread? Or are they concern about filling their stomach? Could it be that this is the only bakery you thought you knew along this street? What if there’s another shop over at the other end.
Would knowing any of these make any difference to the bakery?
Or the bread that was sold?
Actually neither.
Because the bakery don't consume the bread. Neither does the bread vice versa.
So intriguing that it hurts the mind with all the perplexing logics.
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