India Fisher did great job narrating this and I really loved the music choices here. At the beginning I felt interested in the story but the more I continued to listen, the more it felt sort of... flat. Like there could have been more potential here.

This isn't a terrible production and India Fisher definitely adds something with her narration, but I didn't enjoy this story very much.  I feel like it had some very cavalier and unexplored ideas around self-harm that felt intentionally provocative in a way I really didn't appreciate.  The story is also just weird.  A billionaire put his mind in a child?  It could be interesting but I don't think this story adequately fleshes it out and it just takes the wrong tone and approach to such a thing.  A story like this would have to be very, very serious and it doesn't feel that appropriate at the tail end of this Short Trips set.