Ham Cafe
Synopsis
The city cafe is empty, and opposite it stands another establishment that is popular. Not understanding how to make the cafe in demand, the administrator breaks down on visitors one day. The video of the incident is spreading on the Internet, and from that moment on, the cafe becomes famous for its boorish attitude towards customers.
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