In this delightfully absurd comedy from director Thom Hilton, a man (played by Ben Siver) embarks on the most ambitious journey of his uneventful life: waking up from a nap on a long day of doing nothing. As the afternoon light shifts across his living room, he finds himself trapped in a surreal battle between the irresistible pull of his cozy couch and the vague, unsettling pressure to be productive. Surrounded by a rotating cast of eccentric characters, including a concerned neighbor (portrayed by Katie J. Kell), a philosophical mailman (played by Anthony Hudson), and his own increasingly judgmental cat (voiced by Jim Browning), our protagonist must navigate the treacherous landscape of his own inertia. The central conflict unfolds as he tries to decipher whether the strange sounds from his kitchen are a burglar, a ghost, or just his own hunger. With its witty dialogue and dry humor, this 29-minute gem captures the universal, hilarious struggle of procrastination and the existential dread of a truly lazy day, making every viewer feel seen in their own moments of blissful inactivity.