Benedetto's stories about the friars of his hometown sparked the memories of the elderly patrons of the barbershop, who, one after another, began to recount their personal experiences on the subject. The first was Gino, who reminded everyone of a recent news story involving a nun who had sued her Order. It all began when the young nun was sent by the Mother Superior to care for a sick elderly man who paid a large sum of money to the convent for this service. From the first day, the nun noticed that the man was very exuberant and undaunted by her habit; he reached out his hands whenever she approached him to assist him. She tolerated it at first, but after a couple of days, she turned to the Mother Superior and, after telling her everything, told her she no longer intended to go to that man. In response, the Mother Superior told her she had to go and perform the service assigned to her, and that if the sick man did anything untoward, she was to pray for the salvation of both their souls. She was forced to obey, and when she returned to the man, he exploited her in every way possible. After about a month of sex and prayer, the Mother Superior entrusted her with two more elderly patients who had been displaying excessive drinking problems, and she once again obeyed. But after a few months, the young nun realized that the order was using her for purely financial gain and decided to report the convent. She is no longer a nun...perhaps those months spent with those old pigs made her realize her true vocation!