For Paul and Ramona, moving to Portland, Oregon and finding a job in the food service industry is easy. As a struggling musician without band members, Paul became introverted and moody. Ramona's college friends introduced her to a new social circle, and she went out while Paul stayed at home. When Ramona faced the issue of turning 30, it was time to go beyond her usual routine and her relationship with Paul came to a critical point. Paul and Ramona are a young couple who need to change. They moved from their hometown of Boise to Portland, Oregon. After arriving, they sublet an apartment and began to familiarize themselves with the city. Although finding a job is easy (Ramona started working as a waiter, while Paul found a job at a coffee shop), change is difficult. Their life in this new city seems to be repeating itself. When their car broke down and two person bicycles became their main means of transportation, Ramona refused to ride. Paul, a struggling musician, spends most of his time at home, gradually becoming introverted and emotional, while Ramona is pushed into a new social circle under the insistence of a colleague, where she begins to have an affair with a colleague. Ramona's relationship with Paul broke down after she confessed, and in the subsequent conflict, she impulsively left and lived with a friend. Paul desperately wants to overcome the pain of breaking up. He makes friends with an eccentric barista named Ali. This friendship gave him an opportunity to start healing and inspired him to focus on expression through music.