Synopsis
Barry works a boring job for a small company. He hates his job until Kate started working across from him. The only problem is that Barry doesn't know how to say the right thing, and he'll often fantasize Walter Mitty style, but he can't even get it right in his own fantasies. But when he finds that Kate has the same passions he does, he realizes it may not be a weakness to consider your words carefully.
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