100 Things

Toni loves his espresso machine. Paul loves his cell phone. Toni can not live without hair pills, Paul can not live without his holy sneakers. But above all Paul can not live without Toni and Toni can not live without Paul. But they do not know that. It is always about who is better or cooler, and that is what they get out of it: Now they sit there, without furniture, without clothes, naked and frozen. And that is only day one! 100 days, they bet, they have to do without everything. Every day only one object comes back. And already they get tangled up in questions that never came to them before: what do you really need? Do we own our things or our things own us? Does free will exist at all, and how often can one turn over underpants before they have to be disposed of as hazardous waste?