This narrative follows Wayne, a chronic procrastinator who moves from his mother's basement to a public housing estate after an encounter with his mother's boyfriend.  He moves in with his generous friend Rick, who is a postman.  Wayne struggles to find  suitable employment and is sacked from a number of jobs.  One day he begins recording and uploading monotonous videos of his mundane surroundings, such as a kitchen sink or an earwig. These recordings unexpectedly transform into a global phenomenon, attracting a loyal following and, later,  a corporate legal battle over the "e;ownership of silence"e;. Helped by his industrious friend Rick, Wayne eventually achieves significant wealth but remains largely unchanged by his accidental fame. Ultimately, he finds a sense of "e;correctness"e; and peace by returning to his roots and taking a job as a traffic controller, where his natural capacity for stillness and waiting becomes a professional asset.

This narrative follows Wayne, a chronic procrastinator who moves from his mother's basement to a public housing estate after an encounter with his mother's boyfriend.  He moves in with his generous friend Rick, who is a postman.  Wayne struggles to find  suitable employment and is sacked from a number of jobs.  One day he begins recording and uploading monotonous videos of his mundane surroundings, such as a kitchen sink or an earwig. These recordings unexpectedly transform into a global phenomenon, attracting a loyal following and, later,  a corporate legal battle over the "e;ownership of silence"e;. Helped by his industrious friend Rick, Wayne eventually achieves significant wealth but remains largely unchanged by his accidental fame. Ultimately, he finds a sense of "e;correctness"e; and peace by returning to his roots and taking a job as a traffic controller, where his natural capacity for stillness and waiting becomes a professional asset.

This narrative follows Wayne, a chronic procrastinator who moves from his mother's basement to a public housing estate after an encounter with his mother's boyfriend.  He moves in with his generous friend Rick, who is a postman.  Wayne struggles to find  suitable employment and is sacked from a number of jobs.  One day he begins recording and uploading monotonous videos of his mundane surroundings, such as a kitchen sink or an earwig. These recordings unexpectedly transform into a global phenomenon, attracting a loyal following and, later,  a corporate legal battle over the "e;ownership of silence"e;. Helped by his industrious friend Rick, Wayne eventually achieves significant wealth but remains largely unchanged by his accidental fame. Ultimately, he finds a sense of "e;correctness"e; and peace by returning to his roots and taking a job as a traffic controller, where his natural capacity for stillness and waiting becomes a professional asset.