Seventeen-year-old Andrew, a spoiled rich kid, often mistreats people. On a flight, he mocks an older man being assisted by a flight attendant, then disrespects the attendant by complaining about the peanuts and throwing the bag at her. His behavior catches the attention of several passengers, including his father, Steven, who is shocked to discover that his son is the one causing a scene.
Steven, furious, forces Andrew to apologize to the flight attendant and warns him of serious consequences. When they return home, Steven confronts Andrew, stating he will no longer attend boarding school but will work as a janitor in his father’s cleaning company. Andrew protests but is given no choice. He soon struggles with the physical labor, facing humiliation when others treat him poorly for his job.
Andrew is forced to work hard and deal with rude comments, including cleaning up vomit. He begins to understand how it feels to be mistreated. One day, he runs into the flight attendant again, now working as a janitor, and sincerely apologizes for his earlier behavior. She forgives him, and Andrew vows to never be rude again. His experience teaches him a valuable lesson about respect and humility.