Film-maker Duncan has just turned 30 years old, and despairs at the fact he still lives at home with his parents. Duncan sets out on a journey to meet other millenials living at home, to see whether that will help him feel better about his situation.

Duncan notices that everybody seems to have a side hustle these days. In the hope of boosting his own finances, he tries some out, asking if there is such a thing as 'easy money'.

By throwing himself into both sides of the drinking spectrum, Duncan hopes to come to terms with who he is with alcohol, and who he might be without it.

Feeling slightly embarrassed about still playing video games in his 30s, Duncan asks if video games are holding him back in life, or if it's ok to have fun.

Duncan looks around and sees that everyone his age seems to be obsessed with fitness. He wonders whether he is fit enough. And crucially, if he was fitter, whether he would be happier.

Reflecting on all of the connections he's made so far, Duncan begins to wonder about what it actually means to feel 'connected'.