A stand-up about family life, where the author tries to prove that "family" does not mean boring, but at the same time admits that domestic wars with toothpaste and cold bathtub are a reality from which there is no escape. In between jokes about jealousy and personal space slips a yearning for sincerity and trust in an age of social media and perpetual anxiety. The result is a story about how love is not only passion, but also the ability to laugh at your own "fart" habits and the oddities of your loved ones.
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