Sarah lives with her boyfriend Ulf in Berlin. They drink iced coffee for breakfast and have spaghetti ice cream for dinner, sell stolen retirement wigs to trendy menswear shops in central Berlin, and scrape mold off their dilapidated old apartment. Without a clear goal, they navigate the jungle of the capital's artistic precariat. They are young, dynamic, aimless, and broke. In short: If it were up to Sarah, everything could stay just as it is. But then her father dies, Ulf suddenly expresses his desire for children, and her best friend Anna becomes a mother. And Sarah sets off to finally tackle her "To-Do-Before-I-Die" list, which includes a journey into the past where an outstanding debt still needs to be settled. When the boy bands of one's childhood transform into adult men, that's when the inevitable transition from childhood begins.