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At Fedya's kindergarten, they receive an offer to throw a lavish graduation party and everyone needs to chip in 10,000 rubles for the celebration.

Vitya and Vera's "cast iron" wedding anniversary is approaching. Vera's father reminds everyone of the curious fact that his daughter hadn't lived with her previous husbands for more than six years.

Vera embarks on a major experiment: she begins recording all the family's expenses. Meanwhile, the older generation of the Kuznetsovs falls victim to digitalization.

Every summer, Vera and Vitya traditionally stay alone for a week while everyone else in the household goes on vacation to different places.

Grandfather remembers that August is a turbulent month in our country. Examples include 1991, 1998, and 2000. And now he notices clear signs of an impending crisis.

The family's favorite daughter, Lena, who is studying dance in Europe, comes to visit. Even Vitya, with her arrival, is trying to take care of himself.

The September 1st celebration brings a series of unpleasant surprises to the Kuznetsov family.

The house is in a state of depression. Grandma is upset with her daughters, Vera is worried about her diagnosis, Lena and Masha are worried about their boyfriends, Vitya is afraid of prison, and Grandpa thinks he's at risk of a stroke.

Lyudmila Markovna decides to retire to help Verochka with her future child.

When Fedya struggles with his studies, his family decides to take him under their wing: they try to help him improve in all areas and subjects at once.

Every October is a challenging month for the family because it marks the children's birthdays, as well as Teacher's Day, which is crucial for Grandma.

Grandmother notices Vera's unusual behavior while pregnant, and Vera suddenly discovers that Vitya doesn't really want another child.

A big celebration is approaching—an anniversary for a distant relative, Lyudmila Markovna, where the entire extended family will gather. The Kuznetsovs are reluctant to set out.

The family is preparing for the New Year. But even at the holiday table, the adults are once again starting to squabble.