Flapjax Jennie Kermode 20513


In the service industry, there is often a noticeable chasm between what corporate owners demand of their staff and what truly defines human nature. It is a rare occurrence to find individuals who feel genuinely fulfilled by a life spent providing customers with access to what can be described as identikit mediocre fast food.

Yet, amidst this standardized existence, occasionally a hero emerges—a figure whose unique perspective and energy the industry desperately needs to value more. Such a figure is Arrow, Gabriel Cagan, who greets each morning with an intense excitement for his management duties at the local branch of Hamudders.

Arrow is a force of nature. He is constantly bursting with fresh ideas, managing to push the reality of customer scarcity firmly to the back of his mind, focusing instead on the potential within his team and operations.

Arrow’s seemingly happy equilibrium hits a sudden, unexpected crisis. The peace he has cultivated is disrupted when his best friend and co-worker, Louie (Madeline Barbush), reveals that she is preparing for a significant change in career direction. To add another layer of complexity to an already demanding life, Arrow soon learns that the very future of the…

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