I dig through my food bag: mostly empty ziplocks and wrappers. A few sachets of instant coffee, a small pouch of creatine, honey flavored cough drops. One last pack of Ramen, which I’m saving for dinner. It’s a fine line between getting into town on half a Pop-Tart with a pouch of sweet chili tuna (best flavor – fight me!) or hallucinating about cheeseburgers.
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