Young boy Julian is desperately trying to become a man as he carefully observes his older brother Morris and father Gilbert. He follows them around at home and mimic’s their everyday routines. Julian comes across trying coffee, reading the newspaper, fixing the engine of a car, and trying to ride his tricycle as fast as his older brother. But as Julian attempts every aspect of manhood at a very early age, he finds himself failing each time. His father grows suspicious at his son and his rapid change in behavior. Gilbert decides to use reverse psychology to bring back the missing child spirit in his beloved son Julian. He jumps into his son’s sandbox and plays with toy cars as if he were 7 years old again. Julian find his father and discovers more than just his father acting as a kid, but a life-long lesson that will make him praise his childhood greater.