A slow Saturday morning in the apartment of Carl and Allison follows its usual rhythm: toothpaste foam in the bathroom mirror, and cereal eaten straight from oversized bowls. Their weekend tradition then begins. A glass jar filled with folded slips decides how they will spend the day. Each of them must draw one wish and follow it without argument. One harmless suggestion about a trip to Florida quickly turns into playful chaos when the slip disappears under the couch and a new idea enters the game. Allison realizes that the rules of the jar can be interpreted creatively. Carl discovers that the same wish might deserve to be used twice. The result is a mischievous domestic comedy about curiosity, improvisation, and the unpredictable power of a simple piece of paper.