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A fair skinned boy, named "Asim," recently relocated to Los Angeles from Pakistan in the pursuit of happiness. His name is pronounced "Ah-Sim" but everyone mispronounces it as either "Aseem" or "Awesome." Asim doesn't have any friends or a girlfriend so for fun he enjoys watching romantic Bollywood films and longs to find the love of his life. He currently works at Fair House Bank where he becomes friends with the teller and banker, Mark and Sue. After a mishap at the Bank, Asim finds himself making new friends and doing things he's never done before. Will Asim find love and happiness in America, or will he simply end up working the night shift at 7-11?

Some love stories are timeless, and others are just a matter of time.

Mark is worried about the Holy Cow Scores, Asim still doesn't get his coffee fix, Sue finally shows up... late.

Sue is confused and desperate, Mark doesn't really care, and Asim gives Sue some good advice.

Two creepy customers visit the branch and give Asim, Mark, and Sue the heebie jeebies.

Feel the intensity as John finally arrives to coach the team on how to 'holy cow' the customers.

Asim is depressed after he is fired by his District Manager. His mom brings him some samosas to cheer him up. She has some words of wisdom for Asim.

The creepy duo pay a visit to their favorite bank and decide it's time to make a deposit.

Asim makes a discovery about himself at the mosque and makes two new friends too.

The numbers are down so John pays a visit to the branch to motivate the team.

Get up close and personal with the creepy duo as they survive another night in Los Angeles.

Fakhar and company take Asim to a house party where he meets the host, Kyle. Things heat up when the shots start pouring and Asim gets a taste of his Destiny. We know Asim doesn't have a job so he's not getting paid, but will he get lucky and finally get laid?

Sue and Mark unexpectedly arrive at Kyle's party. Asim is drinking "petrol" for the first time, and Fakhar Butt... does what he does best.

Lucius Seneca said that "every new beginning comes from some other beginning's end." So what will this "beginning's end" bring for Asim?