Five wealthy young people disguise themselves as ordinary and go looking for a mother figure, each hoping to find someone who will accept them for who they are rather than for their money. The test of character that follows separates those who are genuine from those who are not, and only one candidate proves herself worthy.
I have to find my key. I need to stretch out my body. Daniel, Mr. Cole's worth a fortune. Why he has to dress like that to date? He's been watching too many vertical dravas? What do you know? Finding a mom for five kids is a big deal.
He has to be really careful to see who she really is. Now get back to work. Dad, why are you dressed like that? Well, I'm moving stuff for a big office today, you know. Had to clean up a little, or I wouldn't wear clothes this nice.
Dad, this is the new mom I found for us. Hey, wait a second. Don't call me that. You may not be picky about your new mom, but I'm picky about my blind date. This is the stepmom my kids picked? No wonder it's finished so quickly.
Well, it's my kid's choice anyway. I shall give her a chance. Let's find somewhere to sit down and grab a drink. When you said we'd sit down and get a drink, you mean get a bottled water? On the sidewalk? Here we go. Already looking down on me for being broke?
What kind of step-mom my kids pick? I'm Ethan, 35. I'm a temp warehouse worker. I had a delivery to make at that building today,
so I sent the kids ahead to meet you. I earn eight bucks an hour and no steady shifts. Well, the kids like you, so what do you think? Wanna build a happy life with me together?
What? Did I hear you right? Eight bucks an hour and no steady shifts? And you've got the nerve to ask me to live with you?