Whether in the kebab shop or the cafeteria, on the train or on the street: The life of Yusuf Yesilöz is rich in more or less amusing encounters. For instance, when he is addressed on the train with "Hello, Mr. Migrant," or when the owner of "Kebab to the Bank Secret" explains the deeper meaning behind the peculiar name. When he claims in a café to be the nephew of Franco Cavalli, and his conversation partner asks the group, "Who was that again?" Less amusing is the conversation of border officials in the adjacent compartment, who automatically assume that "that damn guy" with his appearance doesn't understand German anyway. Those who look Swiss but are perceived as not being from here have a tough time. Stereotypes and election posters in people's minds make many things in everyday life anything but self-evident. Without sugarcoating, but with subtle humor, Yusuf Yesilöz portrays the people.