G.Hetto's comedic journey begins as he takes on gentrification head-on, seeking to rid his building of illegal activities and a fugitive squatter to save his rent-controlled haven.

G.Hetto faces an unexpected challenge when he confronts a tenant harboring a fugitive, leading to a hilarious encounter with Mrs. Walker and her quirky seduction attempts.

Prejudices surface as G.Hetto deals with Alee and his unique businesses while uncovering a squatter living in the notorious apartment "666."

G.Hetto's encounter with a delusional squatter, who believes he's both Trump and Obama, unveils a comedy of absurdities that includes an offer to pay rent without a lease.

Tensions soar when G.Hetto informs Trixie that her overcrowded studio apartment must be cleared, leading to a heated argument that strains their relationship.

Big Mama’s antics and a spiked sweet tea turn G.Hetto's plans upside down, while Trixie stumbles upon an awkward moment, adding to the mayhem.

Determined to assert himself, G.Hetto takes charge and issues eviction warnings to Bullet, Alee, and Big Mama, leading to unexpected alliances, legal aid for Bullet, and respect from Trixie.