Christian sits in a big, warm car and drives home. But isn't he happier than the passers-by suffering from cold and loneliness who walk past him through the night. He doesn't seem to feel comfortable in his car, this Christian. Lonely he seems to be, this Christian. Like every night, when he comes home from work, he hears a program on the radio in which desperate callers are advised by a pastoral counselor with a pleasant-sounding voice. In a moment, he will call her and tell her about his problem for the first time. In a moment, he will talk to his daughter for the first time in a long time. His daughter, the counselor, who is no less lonely and no less desperate than he and every single one of her callers.