
Synopsis
The movie tells the story of Bagus, who is waiting for water to boil for instant noodles. While waiting, he decides to snack on macadamia nuts, but the nuts have no holes to open. Bagus tried various methods, ranging from scissors, hammers, saws, to fire, but the nut still did not open. In the midst of his despair, the nut finally cracked, but the contents were empty. Meanwhile, the water he was cooking in was dry and burnt, and Bagus cried out in frustration.
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