On the terrace of a café, two friends meet to exchange ideas and remake the world. They are accompanied by a child who sips a grenadine. While the two adults discuss pseudo-solutions to resolve the ecological crisis over a pastis, the world around them, out of breath, falls into pieces. While enjoying his grenadine, the child watches helplessly as the collapse takes place, until the waiter arrives...
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