Now their daily routines are composed of changing diapers, feeding kids, getting kids to daycare and school, working, picking kids up, feeding them again, bowling with friends, writing bills, keeping to a tight budget, and going to bed exhausted. Not exactly the Manhattan high life. In shock, Jack slowly catches on but stays depressed. But the daily routine keeps coming and eventually Jack discovers something. He finds that even with poopy diapers and bowling shirts, his new life is better than his old one.
Love is better than goodies.
Connection is better than isolation. And being in love is better than romancing. Of course he must go back to his old life, and you can guess what he does after that. Family Man is not a great movie. It is your average romantic comedy.