Standing Up to Pee: Reflections and Observations During Breakfast

De: Jay Otterbacher

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

“Standing Up to Pee”, is a 5,500 word vignette told in the same story telling style that made “It’s Cancer” a hit. Otterbacher’s short essay written during a fast food breakfast manages to capture a moment that everyone reluctantly easing into middle age can relate to. Otterbacher somehow manages to cover America, father son relationships, aging and fast food in a quick forty minute read that will linger with you for much longer. On a hot July morning in South Carolina the Author stops for a quick breakfast on the way to the golf course. Unexpectedly the stop brings up long forgotten memories from his youth. He shares not only his memories but his observations as the restaurant’s breakfast scene unfolds in front of him. After reading “Standing Up to Pee” plan on taking a little more time at your next fast food stop.