Plutarco tells his parents that he got married, he's having a child and he will live in their house.

Placido receives a call from Gaby's father, who threatens to fire him; Plutarco tells his father that he will not allow his wife to leave, so he decides to resign.

The Lopezes are going to be evicted for failing to pay their rent, so everyone thinks about ways to get money; Don Arnoldo decides to go begging and since he is doing well, Placido follows in his footsteps; Martina sells a video of Plutarco and Gaby.

Don Justo offers Placido to return to work under a condition that he does not agree with; with no payment, the López's telephone, gas and electricity are cut off; Gaby and Plutarco give Placido some news.

Plácido López, seems not to see his conflicts in family coexistence; his father, Don Arnoldo, covers the bathroom with tamale leaves, so Plácido entrusts his son Plutarch to fix the breakdown.

Having trouble watching open television, Don Arnoldo comes up with the idea of stealing the signal from a pay system; he is discovered by an inspector who forces them to sign a contract.