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The Graveyard of Forgotten Groceries

A graveyard for forgotten groceries

A graveyard for forgotten groceries

A graveyard for forgotten groceries

Welcome to the Museum of Forgotten Groceries—where people buy food, store it, and then completely forget it exists.

今回のエピソードでは、アメリカの家庭でよくある“買って忘れるパントリー問題”をコミカルに描いています。 気づけばパントリーは“賞味期限博物館”のような状態に。

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