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During his shift as a cleaner in a church, laid-back Eddie jokingly posts a photo of a Jesus statue with a joint on Twitter. Shortly thereafter, his account is blocked, and a mysterious person starts blackmailing him on WhatsApp.
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During his shift as a cleaner in a church, laid-back Eddie jokingly posts a photo of a Jesus statue with a joint on Twitter. Shortly thereafter, his account is blocked, and a mysterious person starts blackmailing him on WhatsApp.
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