Paul Bokowski, city neurotic with heart and humour, transforms the absurd in everyday life into captivating stories with unerring wit It is not necessarily because of Berlin that Paul Bokowski slips from one absurdly funny encounter into the next. Rather, it is in the nature of people that you can experience a lot of strange things with them. With his parents, for example, a complete stranger who lectures him on baking recipes without being asked, or even with himself: Whether it's the passionate hypochondriac writing dozens of farewell letters in the face of an impending tonsillectomy or getting caught up in an unforgettable IKEA Christmas party while buying furniture. Paul Bokowski reveals the absurd in interpersonal relationships - and unfortunately one has to fear that it all really happened that way ...