An unemployed warehouse worker of nearly three months comes to a private laundry shop to try out a morning shift. From whether it is worth bearing the expense of an old bicycle, to familiarizing himself with counting, handover, and workflow, he does not rush to prove himself, but steps by step confirms his job boundaries, working hours, training method, and settlement standards. After the trial shift ends, he wins recognition with the meticulousness and experience accumulated in the past, gets his deserved trial pay, and accepts the arrangement for the formal morning shift the next day. Returning home, he takes on household chores again, organizes his work supplies, and gets ready for the new life at seven tomorrow morning.