A man sits at a coffee shop, ordering the same drink he always does. The barista knows his routine by heart, the familiar ritual playing out like clockwork. But today something shifts in the ordinary moment. A conversation about coffee becomes a meditation on what we repeat and what we change, on the small choices that define our days. What draws us back to the same place, the same order, the same person behind the counter? Is comfort found in repetition, or are we simply afraid of difference? The film lingers in this quiet space between habit and choice, where a simple cup of coffee becomes a window into how we live. Masa Kudo captures the poetry hidden in routine, finding meaning in the spaces between sips. There's no grand drama here, just the honest weight of everyday existence. For anyone who has ever wondered what their rituals say about them, this short offers a gentle, thoughtful answer.