The flu has pushed the shoppers away from this litter of bananas coaxing my tongue for better health. Strange things play in the air between the cashier and the customer wringing alcohol on her hands. From Kentucky to New York, we've come to dress like surgeons and fear the bad blood of a handshake or dollar bill. I grab my things as night grows outside the automatic doors. Under the rinsers & harsh light of the produce aisle, a truth dies and a myth takes its name.