Alfie is a young man with ADHD who makes his way by taking on odd jobs rather than fitting into a conventional career path. The film follows him through his daily work, showing how he approaches tasks and interacts with the people who hire him, and lets his own manner and pace stand in for narration about what ADHD actually looks like day to day. Rather than framing his condition as a problem to be fixed, the camera simply watches him work, trading the usual clinical talk of diagnosis and treatment for scenes of him getting jobs done in his own way. It is a small, observational portrait built around one person rather than a wide survey, and its case for him is made through the odd jobs themselves rather than through interviews or statistics.