Seated on a chair in the smoky atmosphere of a bar, an Arab woman in her fifties, slightly plump but with an insolent elegance, defies the laws of gravity and propriety. Her black hair, cut in a surgically precise bob, frames a face where laughter mingles with self-assurance. Dressed in a black micro-skirt that reveals endless legs encased in black nylon stockings, one glimpses a small red thong that promises sparks to come. Her stilettos, like daggers, point towards a young, white man with a close shaved head, dressed in a simple t-shirt and faded jeans. The arm-wrestling match begins. The man, visibly younger and physically stronger, attacks relentlessly. His muscles tense, the veins bulge on his neck, his face contorts in a grimace of pain. He tries to cheat, using his other arm for support, but to no avail. The woman, for her part, seems to float in Olympian serenity. Her right elbow resting on the table, she pivots slightly, legs apart, her eyes sparkling. She laughs, a frank and resonant laugh, while raising her left arm, her fist clenched in a victory gesture. Around them, a group of women in miniskirts, witnesses to the scene, burst into laughter. They too raise their fists, a cry of "girl power" echoing through the air. The man, defeated, finally collapses, vanquished by the grace and cunning of his rival. The woman, triumphant, gives him a knowing look before ordering another drink, ready to challenge the next suitor. Ver m谩s