Roots

Roots
Unemployment blues hit hard, pushing you into a seemingly innocent gardening gig through a sketchy online ad. Little do you know, this 'gardening' involves a hidden door, a mysterious boss who prefers to remain nameless, and a secret underground operation worth millions. Get ready to cultivate more than just plants; you're about to dig into a world of danger, secrets, and survival.

The brightly painted walls of the employment office feel like a mockery of your situation. Another week, another disappointing appointment. Mrs. Davis, your advisor with her perpetually unimpressed frown, delivers the bad news: find a job soon, or face the dreaded work program.

She suggests 'Grassroots,' a website you've heard unsettling things about, but your desperation outweighs your apprehension. Back in your car, the warm sun feels less like a comfort and more like a reminder that things could get much, much worse if you don't find work.

Later, at home, the conversation with your mum about your job search is a familiar mix of her loving concern and your frustration with the pressure to pursue a path you don't want. Just as despair starts to set in, an email arrives – an interview for the gardening job! Despite your mum's warnings about 'Grassroots,' a flicker of hope ignites. Maybe, just maybe, your luck is about to change.