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A dream interpreter's show receives calls about telecom companies. One caller describes a dream where a knight on a white horse steals her belongings. The interpreter responds that the knight represents a telecommunications company.

People Dragging Lengthwise and Crosswise Maria warns her younger sister, Michi, about men, saying they exploit women just as Tata cars invade Baghdad’s streets. Meanwhile, a heated debate on the show Opposing Viewpoints erupts over the song The Orange.

People decide to laugh instead of mourning everything. At the same time, the absurdities continue to pile up—such as the media officer at the Ministry of Oil using the remains of a broken table to boil his coffee.

A school principal informs a parent that his son doesn’t do his homework. The parent responds that even high-ranking officials have failed to solve the tasks assigned to them. Meanwhile, both the father and the principal discover that the student doesn’t even own textbooks

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The vendor tells a customer that she has all kinds of weapons, from light to heavy. Meanwhile, as the television broadcasts news about the establishment of the Programmed Shooting Association, heavy gunfire erupts to celebrate the return of electricity.

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"Um Story" receives a call from someone arranging a shipment of medicines for government hospitals. She insists that payment must be made in foreign currency. She then tells her son that the caller is the Minister of Health.

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