It’s about this sugar cane, that tasted pretty good. About cinnamon, and Hollywood. Come on, noone can see you try.

It’s about the change of time, from the 50s to the 70s. The town represents the 50s, every house a home with an average family, the ****ty colored houses, the mailboxes, it’s so safe you let your kids run around wherever. It shows the range of attitudes at the time, including the parents who are all oblivious to everything and too stupid to accept that some things are different, the teenagers who are starting to deviate from their parents, the war age generation, and the old people who think that their war puts the second world war in its place a thousand times over. Suddenly comes the 60s, represented by Edward. Edward is a man made creation (think, drugs) that suddenly became very popular. Suddenly the baby boomers’ parents are attracted to it, they are interested, and scared. The 60s and the drug revolution changed a lot of things, as did the sexual freedom that was typical of the time. Eventually, towards the end of the decade, people were afraid of it, and tried to remove it from society. But the boomer generation kept it alive, and wanted more of it, remarking on the good times, and their children and grandchildren still showed interest in the end.