In a world where everyone’s a critic, Sean Santo’s rapid-fire comedy follows a well-meaning but chronically insecure man who stumbles into an unexpected career as a professional emotional support companion. Starring Andrew Faber as the hapless protagonist, he discovers that his natural gift for listening is in high demand among a clientele of eccentric New Yorkers who are far more dysfunctional than he is. Alongside his equally overwhelmed colleagues, played by Meghan Hartigan and Ella Braun, he navigates a series of increasingly absurd assignments that blur the line between genuine friendship and paid performance. As his clients’ chaotic lives begin to mirror his own unresolved issues, he must confront the very fears he’s supposed to be helping others overcome. Bursting with sharp, witty dialogue and cringe-worthy humor, this 25-minute gem delivers a heartfelt look at modern loneliness wrapped in a laugh-out-loud package. With a standout ensemble including David Krostal, Dylan Browley, and Caden Colbrese, the film keeps the energy high and the jokes coming, proving that sometimes the best support system is the one you never expected to find.