Marid tells us the tale of Robert Jenkins, who inherits an Arabian lamp one day from his deceased father. Inside this lamp appears to be a 400-year-old genie named Grihalamujonana d' Shuzu, who has served RJ's father for 30 years. Never being too happy about his father's lifestyle, RJ refuses to make any wishes which not only angers Griha, but also makes her use an old trick up her sleeve that gives her his first wish.

 

Now stuck together until RJ turns 25, or figures his life out, Griha and RJ need, or at least should, try to find a balance between them so they can get along and not destroy the apartment.

Marid tells us the tale of Robert Jenkins, who inherits an Arabian lamp one day from his deceased father. Inside this lamp appears to be a 400-year-old genie named Grihalamujonana d' Shuzu, who has served RJ's father for 30 years. Never being too happy about his father's lifestyle, RJ refuses to make any wishes which not only angers Griha, but also makes her use an old trick up her sleeve that gives her his first wish.

 

Now stuck together until RJ turns 25, or figures his life out, Griha and RJ need, or at least should, try to find a balance between them so they can get along and not destroy the apartment.

Marid tells us the tale of Robert Jenkins, who inherits an Arabian lamp one day from his deceased father. Inside this lamp appears to be a 400-year-old genie named Grihalamujonana d' Shuzu, who has served RJ's father for 30 years. Never being too happy about his father's lifestyle, RJ refuses to make any wishes which not only angers Griha, but also makes her use an old trick up her sleeve that gives her his first wish.

 

Now stuck together until RJ turns 25, or figures his life out, Griha and RJ need, or at least should, try to find a balance between them so they can get along and not destroy the apartment.