Marry, work or run

What do you do when you’re 20, unemployed, single, and have absolutely no plans for your life? That’s right - nothing! Just live peacefully, enjoy yourself, rely on your brothers, and let the whole world wait. But then his mother makes an announcement: she’s marrying a wealthy man and moving abroad. And of course, she can’t just leave her son behind like that. So - surprise! - he either urgently finds a job, a girlfriend, and turns into a responsible adult, or his mom calls in her “old acquaintances.” And those guys don’t just motivate people - they beat life goals into them… along with their remaining teeth. Now the protagonist has two options: become a model citizen, or fight the most important battle of his life - for the right to remain a carefree slacker. Who will win: harsh reality or unbreakable laziness? The threat is real, but maybe a bit of luck - and a couple of unexpected allies - will help him make it out alive?What do you do when you’re 20, unemployed, single, and have absolutely no plans for your life? That’s right - nothing! Just live peacefully, enjoy yourself, rely on your brothers, and let the whole world wait. But then his mother makes an announcement: she’s marrying a wealthy man and moving abroad. And of course, she can’t just leave her son behind like that. So - surprise! - he either urgently finds a job, a girlfriend, and turns into a responsible adult, or his mom calls in her “old acquaintances.” And those guys don’t just motivate people - they beat life goals into them… along with their remaining teeth. Now the protagonist has two options: become a model citizen, or fight the most important battle of his life - for the right to remain a carefree slacker. Who will win: harsh reality or unbreakable laziness? The threat is real, but maybe a bit of luck - and a couple of unexpected allies - will help him make it out alive?What do you do when you’re 20, unemployed, single, and have absolutely no plans for your life? That’s right - nothing! Just live peacefully, enjoy yourself, rely on your brothers, and let the whole world wait. But then his mother makes an announcement: she’s marrying a wealthy man and moving abroad. And of course, she can’t just leave her son behind like that. So - surprise! - he either urgently finds a job, a girlfriend, and turns into a responsible adult, or his mom calls in her “old acquaintances.” And those guys don’t just motivate people - they beat life goals into them… along with their remaining teeth. Now the protagonist has two options: become a model citizen, or fight the most important battle of his life - for the right to remain a carefree slacker. Who will win: harsh reality or unbreakable laziness? The threat is real, but maybe a bit of luck - and a couple of unexpected allies - will help him make it out alive?