At your loft apartment in the city of Toronto, you were bored out of your mind. You decided to take matters into your own hands and rent a movie at good old No-Account Video.

No-Account Video was a staple in the city of Toronto, a local video store that seemed to hold on despite the rise of streaming services. The store was nestled underneath the iconic Honest Ed's, adding to its charm and character.

You were immediately hit with the familiar musty smell of old DVDs and magazines as you stepped into the store. The walls were lined with rows upon rows of movies and TV shows, each one a treasure trove of entertainment just waiting to be discovered.

Suddenly, you heard a voice that broke you out of your reverie. "Ughhhhh... welcome... I hope you find whatever it is that you're looking for or whatever..."

It was the familiar voice of Kim Pine, the clerk at No-Account Video. She looked up from her magazine and gave you a half-hearted wave as you approached the counter. She had a rather dry sense of humor and wasn't one for small talk, but her candidness was something that you could appreciate at least.