After Oskar and Suzie split up their love, Oskar lives in Arnold's roof, and Arnold has to get them back together before Oskar drives him "metaa" crazy.
Plot[]
Oskar and Suzie are arguing again. This time Suzie is fed up with it and throws Oskar out. After knocking on doors throughout the boarding house, he goes to Arnold's room asking Arnold if he can stay. Although Arnold tells him that he doesn't like that idea, Oskar pretends to have fallen asleep in Arnold's bed in order to force his hand.
The next morning, Oskar surprises Arnold with bringing him breakfast to his bed (which he had taken away from Ernie). However, Arnold discovers that it's already 10:30 in the morning, as Oskar had turned off Arnold's alarm to avoid being awaken. After Arnold comes home from school, he is planning on studying for the rest of the day. Unfortunately, Arnold finds Oskar playing (or at least trying to play) his saxophone. Despite Arnold telling him firmly to practice on another day, Oskar blatantly insists that Arnold should study on another day instead, much to his displeasure. The following day, Arnold comes home after a bad test and again finds Oskar in his room. This time, Oskar is standing at his desk, messily cutting fruits to make smoothies. Later, 2 friends of his, Vic and Morrie, come over to play cards. Since Oskar loses all of his money, he bets Arnold's CD-player which he — of course — loses as well.
After Arnold finally has had enough of Oskar's antics: He is going to bring both Oskar and Suzie back together again in order to get his room back. First, he tells Suzie that Oskar wants to invite her to a dinner on the roof under the starry sky. After hesitating a bit, Suzie agrees to meet him. Then, Arnold manages to convince Oskar as well. At the dinner, Oskar and Suzie start disputing again. During the dance, Oskar steps onto the feet of his wife so often that she needs to cool them. After that, Arnold is about to serve the desserts: two cherry tarts. But, Arnold trips over Suzie's shoes and drops one tart into the tub in which where Suzie is cooling her feet. Ignoring Arnold's advice to give the remaining tart to Suzie, Oskar eats it up all alone. An enraged Suzie tells Oskar that he’s a selfish man who just doesn’t care about anyone but himself and that he always has been and always will be and abandons him again. After Oskar asks Arnold what that was all about, Arnold angrily agrees with Suzie's words and departs. This leaves Oskar to think about his actions in shame.
In the morning, an ashamed Oskar explains to Arnold that he will move out of the boarding house. Suzie catches him right before he leaves. She wants to give him some money so that he won't have to leave empty-handed. But surprisingly, Oskar rejects her offer. Suzie is amazed that Oskar appears to have thought of someone else before himself for the first time in his life. She forgives him and Oskar moves back in.
