It opens with me and another worker at Dominos, daytime, he pulls a pizza out of the oven, cutting it then putting it on the heating racks, “DELIVERY UP, HOLLAND AVENUE” he states. “HOLLAND AVENUE! THAT'S ALL THE WAY IN TORONTO NO WAY I CAN TAKE THAT” I say. “IF ITS UP, ITS UP, YOU GOTTA TAKE IT.” they remark back. “WELL, GUESS I’LL BE A BIT THEN, (looking quite upset), DRIVER OUT 15... TO TORONTO!” I exclaim. 

The song then starts. Shots of me getting the pizza into my car, and ripping out of the parking lot start the intro section. Once the verse hits we’re now in my car. I sing the lyrics like any other music video, and in between each section of lyrics, there's outside shots of the car, the landscapes, where i’m going, and shortstops i’ll make. One goofy shot I have in mind will be a scooby doo sorta ghost chase with my own car after I stop, making it look like I've left it in neutral trying to ghost ride my car. (Obviously doing this shot safely). 

The choruses are more of the same, shots relating to the lyrics of the chorus. (sit and steer, yellow strip, life flashing by (headlights), road signs, store sides/fronts)

The second verse is all shots in Toronto now, as night time has fallen through the first chorus.  I’m also delivering a dominos pizza, so a light-up dominos topper will be looking quite cool for night shots. The chorus repeats with similar shots in the city now. 

In the outro I get to the house I’m delivering in, knock on the door and it opens, an arm comes out and I'm pulled into the house, dropping the pizza outside, unknowing to the audience what has happened to myself. Sucked into the abyss of this pizza delivery. The song ends on the door slam. Dip to black. 

Slow fade up from black meer seconds after. I got back to the store in Petawawa. “DRIVER BACK, CUSTOMER HAP-py.” I look around, the lights are off, the store is spotless and closed, nobody's there. “WELP, GREAT SHIFT THEN” and I exit the store. Fade to black.