Super Market

On his first day at Eury, Edoardo discovers a supermarket in disarray, filled with unmanageable employees, absurd customers, and a manager who thinks he's a great manager. While area manager Cristina threatens to close the store, Edoardo, between pranks on him, thefts, and daily disasters, realizes that surviving at Eury will be much more difficult than expected.

While manager Enrico attempts to save Eury with a tragicomic marketing ploy entrusted to an unbearable influencer, the supermarket descends into chaos, with stalled carts and customers furious over some spoiled fish. But amidst the general disaster, a bond develops between Edoardo and Debora, and perhaps the group is truly starting to team up.

After the arrival of the self-service checkout requested by manager Enrico, Eury sinks further into chaos with crazy customers, improvised translations from Romanian, and the search for the perfect melon. While Edoardo discovers Debora has a boyfriend, Anita finally begins to take matters into her own hands and, perhaps for the first time, has the courage to truly try to change things.

Manlio's arrival and a drug test send Eury into a tailspin, while Enrico drags Edoardo into a crazy musical contest to save the store. Between meaningless slogans, a gang of street kids, and unlikely solutions to avoid a drug test, the supermarket risks exploding for good.

After winning Euryvision, Enrico wants to invest the prize money in crazy ideas, while Cristina warns Anita that the store is on the verge of closing. Between surprise audits, vendettas against SuperScount, jealousies, and disastrous plans, the situation at Eury doesn't seem to be improving. But something seems to be changing between Edoardo and Debora.

On the day of the audit that could shut down Eury forever, the employees desperately try to appear professional amidst absurd tests, embarrassing disasters, and constant tension. Just as things are heating up, Edoardo discovers Debora's decision, further complicating the already out-of-control situation. But unexpected news could change everything.