Plot

In order to qualify for a new pension plan, the staff have to undergo a medical examination. The men's department is embarrassed about having to undress in front of each other, and decide to try dancing to get in shape.

Mr.Grace has offered the staff of Grace Brothers a pension plan in which they will all receive a sum of money upon retirement. The younger employees will receive the highest sum and those closest to the age of retirement will receive the lowest. However in order for Grace Brothers to pay for the insurance, the staff must past a physical examination. Eager to pass the test, the staff take dancing classes to shape up; But will they pass or fail?—Nadia Nassar

The staff is eager to enjoy Grace Brothers' new pension plan, although the age-decreasing boon differences sound hilarious, for once in juniors' favor. However it's conditional on passing a medical examination, so the mostly elderly colleagues try to get fit fast. Push-ups won't help, but Humphries suggest a ballet class from a ballerina friend. The doctor will see them by group, stripped-down, which causes commotion even before the bath-robed women join the uneasy men who run with their screen. Listening at Grace's office door has its risks, as Harman really reports on an insurance report of antique furniture, not their physical conditions, but in frightening bodily terms.—KGF Vissers