This comedy, marked by the idiosyncrasy of the Scottish accent, uses very classic springs in the construction of comedy, but they work well because the characters are clearly defined. The relationship between the two sisters is the driving force of a story in which autism is present but never as a simplistic definition of the main character, while at the same time managing to show different versions of neurodiversity. What makes the proposal work in its mix of humor and personal feelings is the ability to build characters that are well defined enough for the narrative to develop easily.