Get Out of My Ferrari

Ethan, the hundred-billion-dollar founder of Cross Group, hides his identity due to an eye condition, disguising himself as a low-level blind switchboard operator and riding in his own Ferrari to evaluate his subordinate Vivian. Vivian's family treats him as a poor blind man and humiliates him in every way — her mother secretly maxes out his black card, her brother pours milk tea on him, and her boyfriend Marcus leads a pack to corner him at a banquet and force him to resign, even joining forces with shareholders to convene a meeting aimed at ousting the management. After regaining his sight, Ethan personally walks up to the chairman's seat at the shareholders' meeting and reveals his identity as the founder, settling accounts with every one of them. Later, learning that his girlfriend Sarah is being forced into marriage by the nephew of Cross Group's general contractor, Ethan goes alone to the gathering — security squads and packs of Dobermans crush the opposition, and he buys the entire street as a gift for Sarah. In the end, every villain is jailed and bankrupt, Ethan marries Sarah, and the red Ferrari carries his wife and guide dog Buddy into the Manhattan sunset.