The Humans Behind It
Three friends.
One question.
Three friends. One question: what does it mean to actually feel human these days? That question became a café. The café got a corgi. The corgi became everyone's favourite staff member.
Never really understood why "because everyone does" was supposed to be a good answer.
Spent years studying science, only to realise people are far more fascinating than equations.
Still asks "why?" far more often than necessary.
(Usually to everyone's annoyance.)
Believes the world still works the way it should: if you're kind, people will be kind back.
Life has given him plenty of reasons to think otherwise.
He keeps believing it anyway.
Over 35 years in professional kitchens, including seven years at Flower Drum.
Growing up, he believed working harder would always build a better future.
Six days a week. Leave home at 10am, get home at midnight.
His only day off was usually spent at the chiropractor.
At fifty, he realised he had lost himself.
So he chose to begin again.
Bip Bip has never stopped believing in people. Not even after spending
the first three years of his life locked away, rarely loved, and eventually left behind.
Somehow, he still wakes up every morning convinced today will be a good day.
That someone will throw the ball. That someone will come home.
That someone will love him back.
If you're holding a tennis ball, please think twice.
He'll assume you've just become his new best friend.