Ni te cases ni te embarques (1982)

Chema, Fernando and Millán are three brilliant young unemployed professionals. Apart from collecting unemployment benefits, they carry out activities of a picaresque nature that border on crime. Chema asks for money in the metro, pretending to be disabled; Fernando sells "chocolate" in El Rastro, and Millán works as a mourner at funerals and wakes. But since these trades are not very lucrative, they decide to create a marriage agency. Despite the fact that they lack the most elementary technical resources, they begin to receive clients, matching them up with each other. A series of chain nonsense turn the ambitious business project into real chaos.