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Leo Larsson is a change-averse software developer with a forgettable presence and a life as bland and dry as Swedish crisp bread.

Leo has three goals: keep a low profile, avoid customer support at all costs, and deal with an obsessed dentist with a curious and possibly abnormal fascination with Leo’s teeth.

Unfortunately, David, the spandex wearing know-it-all, mandates that everybody in the company, except architects, must provide customer support services.

The unambitious Leo decides that if climbing the corporate ladder means avoiding daily human interaction, it’s time to scale. If only Leo wasn’t such a lazy developer with a plow-shaped smile.

Turns out, being lazy is hard work.

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