The invisible man

              Padoke and Dos were having a meaningful discussion about the origins of the universe, when Cybo interrupted to ask, if anyone was interested in lunch.

              Yes, please said Dos, I didn’t realize our characters ate lunch.

              Padoke said, that is because you are the invisible men. 
              Padoke said, when you are invisible characters and you eat lunch, then an observer would see the lunch being munched and slowly moving down into the intestine.

              Is that true enquired, Dos.

              One hundred percent true, said Padoke. In my teenage years there was a television show called the invisible man. At the time, I suppose they thought they were clever not showing the actor and only playing the voice over. But it was all about trickery, a bit shallow, really.

              However, the concept had some good points. Obviously, I can not make myself invisible, but most people are not very observant and so it is not hard to go unnoticed most times.

              When you are not noticed by the unhinged and the unpleasant opportunistic types, you stand a good chance of getting about without much trouble. Being invisible is about increasing your chances of a good life.