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Comedy
When a broke dimwitted slacker is hired by a mad philosopher to babysit his pampered pooch, he's thrown into a world of bizarre incidents and off-kilter life lessons that could turn his dead-end existence around.
Rubian isn't afraid to run into strange people on while working as ride-share driver, but things get weird when he gets a call from the old Borba, his sister's fiance, leading him to their peculiar mansion.
Stuck in quarantine, Borba and Rubian are forced to bond or suffer like a buddy comedy gone wrong. Borba's philosophical ramblings on life and death only add to Rubian's discomfort.
Rubian is back in the red and Borba is back to being alone - a double whammy. But, Rubian is ready to turn his fortunes around, and Borba is all set to return the favor
Dog-sitting turned into a transformative experience for Rubian as he enjoys the high life with the puppy and the old man, who shares philosophical wisdom like an all-you-can-eat buffet.
Rubian revels in his solo house party and invites his bro Jer over to share the spoils. But even amidst the luxuries and a wagging pup, Rubian still can't find peace as something keeps niggling him.
Rubian's up a creek without a paddle, thanks to his shifty friend Jer. Lawyers bring good news, but with a catch - and now Rubian has to undo his own foolish choices. Time to roll up his sleeves and dig himself out of this doghouse.
Rubian
Borba
Jer
Doctor Amin Sarar
Prana
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