At a ceremony celebrating 24 retired workers, it turns out that there are only two people present at the ceremony, and the rest are either dead or have been disturbed. The program also reveals that there are two people present at the ceremony, one with mental disorders, and the other with a narrative of his working life, the absurdity of his life. In general, the story focuses on working life and the uniformity of work in the offices.

Gholam Hossein Sa'edi (born December 24, 1314, Tabriz - Dec. 2, 1364, Paris) was also known as the Iranian author and doctor Gohar Morad. Sa'edi wrote the play, and after Bahram Beyzaee and Akbar Radi were among the most famous Persian playwriters in their time.