It's 2006. You're eight years old lying in a Spiderman themed bed, surrounded by action figures and half finished lego sets. Your mom is making a crockpot meal downstairs, and the smell rising to your bedroom, making you feel a little sick. You've got a CD player and headphones turned all the way up, playing a Limewire rip of music from the Top Charts. The Fray's simple piano music drifts into your ears, causing you to cry even though you have no life experience to connect with the content of the song. It doesn't matter, because you know what this means. One day, when you're almost 30, you'll realize you've been depressed for a very, very long time.