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The story follows Robert Zenker, who prefers to stay home during vacation, much to the annoyance of his wife, Ilse. When Ilse decides to take a break on her own, Robert must navigate the challenges of running the household. From watering flowers to handling unexpected visitors, his attempts at domesticity lead to comedic situations, including the discovery of a strange young woman in his bedroom.

As Robert juggles his new responsibilities, his encounters with neighbor Doris and the curious visit from his brother-in-law add layers to the humor. Ultimately, Ilse returns to find that Robert has managed the household quite well, prompting her to reconsider their division of labor at home. This comedy not only entertains but also offers a reflection on gender roles and domestic life in the 1970s.