The Past-Master on a trip
Comedy
Overview
The Bash Master went on an organized trip to Hungary. In Budapest, he finds a way to get out of the group by faking an injury in order to make money from a private construction project. He meets his brother, who is the supervisor of the site, and asks him to employ him for the time he is there, but is flatly refused. He then manages to contact two of the builders and arranges for the theft of rebar...
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