In the film, which combines six stories, men of different ages, types, perceptions of life express their views on women, love, marriage, the problems of dating, and discuss possible variants of the relationship between a man and a woman. In the first story, 50-year-old András Szalók mourns the great disappointment of his life for a taxi driver in his twenties and takes a lesson from a philosophically-minded young man who teaches infallible safety: how to treat women. - However, the parable closing the film, the story of the beggar and the Grand Vizier, shows that a man cannot learn until the end of his life when and what can affect women.