Our film starts with a salesman and a family man inside the MG6 at the showroom, the salesman asks the man what he thinks of the car, the man says he really likes it but he has to wait, “Wait? How long will you keep waiting for?” The salesman asks as he turns the hazard lights on, our ballad style music that serves the narration style starts as the salesman takes him on a journey showing all the situations where an Egyptian family man would typically find himself waiting, with the car integrated into all the film’s sets in a funny unorthodox way to catch the viewer’s attention and highlight the car, as we go through the situations the man’s hair and facial hair grow longer in stages to show longevity. At the end of the journey, the salesman says “You’re wasting your life on responsibilities, you need to run”

The insight of how boring a family man’s life can be because you get stuck in an endless loop of waiting for everything and everyone is a universal insight.

Yet the way it’s tackled in a localized way by showing local insights like handymen taking forever to eat and how long their tea breaks are, how Egyptians marry into a family so you have to drive your mother in law everywhere, the cleaning lady visits that take forever and always happen to be on a weekend so you have to wait all day to freely use the house, electricity, and water outages are also mentioned. The script is written in a way that has continuation in Arabic focusing on wordplay that gets lost in translation like “Waiting for the bonus to check-in, waiting for the test results to come out”