The events unfold in the hometown of Dzidzio, Lesyk and Yulik - Novoyavorivsk. Everyone has long known that Dzidzio's mother went to Portugal to work 15 years ago and stayed there to live. They communicated only via Skype and phone, but until now they have not seen each other in person, because they did not have such an opportunity. Lesyk and Yulik invent rumors and make fun of Dzidzio that his mother decided to marry a Portuguese man. Dzidzio is not happy about this and wants to go to his mother to find out if it is true. The guys have a very timely real opportunity to visit Galina's mother in Portugal through a local trader-speculator nicknamed "Rambo" who often travels abroad and knows exactly where Dzidzio's mother lives. But for help, he asks to do a favor in exchange.
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