Frank is busy, because before he goes to Casper's men's lunch with Jan Gintberg, Lasse Rimmer, Lars Hjortshøj and Mikael Wulff, he must have moved his mother's urn to another place in the cemetery due to moisture. And he has promised Casper to bring both chicken salad and stripper for lunch. Frank insults the engraver, which has consequences for his mother's ashes.

Frank and Mia are burning hot at the same cottage as Carøe and Susan, which puts the couple's friendship to the test. Frank and Casper shop erotic toys in Butik Paradis and become involved in a case involving a smurf CD, the police and a driving license in a thin thread. All of this unfortunately happens with Frank's in-laws as witnesses.

Frank and Casper go to celebrity karate with Jimmy Jørgensen, Alexander Kølpin and Jan Gintberg. Peter Gantzler trains the team and demands shut up, pace and direction. That kind of thing is not Frank's cup of tea at all. At the same time, problems arise with Michael Laudrup's one foot, and the story ends with southern eroticism, lies and an ethical dilemma.

Mia is appointed Fair Trade dealer. It involves an attractive Ethiopian woman who has Frank's full attention, and soon he's caught in a whirlwind of charity and horniness. Casper continues to struggle with his severe depression and believes that Lars Hjortshøj owes him thanks for his success. There are divided opinions about this. Everyone wanders into painful unreasonableness, leaving behind a shattered friendship, a displaced Tibetan monk and Frank's ardent interest in the black woman's bright.