The colorful hazmat suits and filterless gas masks symbolize the toxic cycle and monotony of modern life—individuals stripped of identity, sterilized, and reduced to mere function. Three characters live routine, mundane lives, performing their daily tasks until they receive a job notification from a fictional app, "Music Sepeti." Without question, they pick up their instruments and head to the assigned house, ready to perform. However, the Gen Z resident who ordered them quickly loses interest, shifting attention back to their phone. Even art has become an instantly consumed, disposable product. The performance ends, payment is processed via credit card, and the group quietly returns to their routine. What seems absurd at first is a familiar reality: Everything can be ordered, quickly consumed, and ultimately forgotten.