Toto the Bulgarian owns a construction company that employs mostly male workers. Facing his midlife crisis and the inevitable decline of his attractiveness to the opposite sex, this former Casanova has to find a way to reassert himself and prove that he still has what it takes to be a man. At the end of a particularly uneventful day at the construction site, he calls his daughter and tells her he has to go to a business meeting. Toto leaves work earlier and drives to a strip club where he proceeds to get drunk. His flirt with the beautiful and sentimental stripper Brit goes pretty well up to a point until she pushes him away. Toto calls his employee Simon, a lazy young man whose only interests are bodybuilding and chicks, to come pick him up. Brit finds Simon attractive and suggests that the old and the young womanizer look very much like a father and son. Sensing a way to capture the sentimental stripper's heart, Toto agrees that Simon is his son. Soon after, this innocent lie will have unexpected consequences on his marriage, his relationship with his daughter, and on his construction business.
