Come on,Fantasy baby!

A string of disasters — fired from work, drowning in debt, hounded by creditors — ends in an unlikely way when a vending machine inexplicably delivers girls from another world. They are not merely company; they are the mechanism by which a failed life reverses course. The days that follow are full of unexpected moments and genuine warmth, but also genuine complications: a former boss with an agenda, creditors who have not forgotten what they are owed, and the interpersonal friction that builds between any group of people learning to live together. Each girl carries her own history and her own direction. With choices and support, they find their footing in the world of live streaming — and the group collectively outmaneuvers the people who wanted to see them fail. Whether the story is entirely what it appears to be is another question.