Writing
Adam has a hard life. His wife cheats on him and he can't find a job. Then his wife gets him a job as a private detective at her friend's company. There he is put on the case of Bert's wife, who is Adam's wife's lover. When Adam enters Bert's house for the purpose of observation, he gets lost on the floor and thus catches Fanny, whose husband is in the process of screwing Bert's wife. The entanglements get wilder and wilder and in the end the cheaters are the cheated.
In the clinic of sex therapist Dr. Nastassia Müller-Schamhaft, sexual intercourse is on the schedule. Her most interesting case in some time is a couple who are addicted to sexual mania. They do it in the most impossible places without letting themselves get out of control. The doctor helps her male patients to get some relief by giving them a little dick massage. Above all, she doesn't want to dabble superficially, but wants to get to know the case individually in all its depth. A lively hustle and bustle, in which partnership help is writ large and the sex therapist herself falls prey to sex mania.
Teresa wants to gain a foothold in the glittering world of show business, but it's hard to get started. Her boyfriend has success with a big artist agency, while Teresa at best has birdcall imitators on the hook.
Roger has been in jail for small-time hustling. In his cell he decides to do something "serious": he wants to become a marriage swindler. The pickpocket Hazel, who is also in jail, comes up with the same idea. And both inmates are released at the same time! Roger places a marriage ad and Hazel promptly answers. Roger's friend Max is so impressed by Roger's idea that he tries it too - Hazel's friend Edith falls for him, or is he actually walking into her trap? A game of confusion of the immoral kind begins, and when pimp Terry Trouble suspects the gangsters of having counterfeit money, the chaos is complete.
