“You’re so hot,” I told the Kimberly-Clark warehouse.
“I’m burning for you,” the warehouse begged.
I pulled out my lighter, barely fitting in my hand. I clicked it once, twice, pre-lighter fluid weeping from the tip. “IShow me where you want it.”
The warehouse spread open its doors. I lit one aisle, then two. “You feel so good I should pay you,” Kimberly-Clark moaned.
“Call me arson,” I said as the fire was close, “because I just set that arse on fire.”









