The date has been set, the invites sent out and the guests have already arrived. And the groom waits for his bride to arrive at the church so he can finally marry the woman he loves. With her ever-present smile seen for all who watch as the train approaches, the train circles around and around the church, but, Barbie the bride never gets off. And the groom, Ken, waits, and waits. Displaying only the simple gaze of stoic happiness with which he was molded in the factory, Ken is a sad but often true metaphor of those who wait for their true love to arrive and commit, only to watch their relationship train continue to endlessly circle as their future spouse rides an ever-unfaithful, non-committal commute.