The story takes place in a dilapidated dump. As night falls, the dump is empty and quiet. In the cabin in the center, the facilities in the room are arranged orderly and neatly. Little, Druby walked lightly into the room, and when he passed the storage box, he was neatly dressed and played a more lively piece of jazz. Druby was very happy to hear the song and dance, but the nearby management was so upset that he finally threw Druby out with the record. There was no way for Druby to go to the city to find a bosom friend. He met coffee shops, street performers, ice cream carousel and merry-go-round at the playground. He tried to play his favorite jazz wherever there was music, but no one liked it. They drove him away one after another, and even in the end, his beloved records were smashed to pieces, and the strong Druby finally burst into tears. At this moment, a familiar melody came from not far away.
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