Love doesn' t always have to be sweet or feature something grand. Like salt in food, it' s the small, often-overlooked things that actually enhance the experience.
Theo wants to join the workforce. He participates in marketing competitions to gather enough confidence to do that, but loses against Zack, a freshman in the Management Department. They both hold a grudge and glare at each other on campus, especially when Zack takes the last serving of Theo' s favorite meatballs at the canteen.
However, due to the budding romance between Theo' s classmate Maya and Zack' s roommate Will, all four of them team up for the next marketing competition, brieFEST. As if creating a Valentine' s Day campaign proposal for table salt wasn' t challenging enough, Theo also has to deal with Zack' s annoying tongue clicking, various tensions between teammates, his own competence-related insecurities, and— worst of all— an unwelcomed, growing attraction toward Zack.
Meanwhile, the team still has to finish a project that stands a chance of getting first place at brieFEST. How will they do that within a month with so many things going on for all four of them?
The only solution is throwing spaghetti at the wall— and hoping something sticks.
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