The protagonist of the film is a parking clerk who parks others in a high-end restaurant and a blonde beauty model Jelena. The parking clerk has a favorite girlfriend who works in the bookstore, and Jelena is the lover of a married rich politician Biel. These people had nothing to do with their lives, but one day: the parking man asked his girlfriend to marry him and was rejected and walked down the street in frustration; the blonde supermodel and the lover and politician were arguing on the street and were photographed by the reporter; at the moment of the filming , Just as the parking guy was passing by, the heads of the three people appeared in Fashion Weekly at the same time. The rich man politician caught fire in his backyard, and his wife asked him for an explanation. In a hurry, the rich man dragged the parking man out as a substitute for the dead man in order to get away, saying, "This woman has nothing to do with me. They are a couple."
So, this one. A guy who doesn't look good (the buddies who live with him call him mercilessly, women don't even look at him), a guy who has no status and no money, he wants to live with a supermodel. A series of jokes appeared in the process of getting along with Jelena...
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