Somehow Abel has learned that to live in life, he must have friends, keep quiet, and not rock the boat. At home nobody loves him, at work people spit on him, and at play he just doesn't fit in. Trying to be invisible, Abel constantly runs away from problems that hit him like hot days in Arizona. From sunrise to sunset, he washes dishes in Mamma's restaurant, talks poetry to garbage cans, and passively believes in the goodness of people. Unable to disappoint anyone but himself, Abel involuntarily plummets from loyal friend to faithful victim...