Traveling, long-distance relationships, divorce and sobriety - all this as a background for another attempt to understand why we are here at all and why life is so often like a poorly edited stand-up with unexpected twists and turns and not always funny shots. The hero doesn't pity himself or others, but he doesn't seek pity either - he just shares how to survive when there is war, cheating and endless domestic disasters around. In this stream of irony and bitterness, one simple truth shines through: sometimes the only way to keep your sanity is to laugh at your own chaos and accept yourself, even if everything around you is falling apart.
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