In a world where love is so defined by rules and regulations, we rarely hear about those unconventional love stories. This is just what you have been missing. Yolanda is a beast in the corporate world and is breaking through that glass ceiling. She has almost gotten all that she ever wanted in her life and career, and is fine until what she has never experienced crashes into her. She has always known that nothing really mattered without love, but pushed it all to the back of her mind when she bought into the statistics of independent, educated, and single black females. You know the one that says if you are not married by 30 don’t wait on it because it won’t happen, and focus on your career, because you will never get the man? When Jay literally crashes into her world she finds out fast that there is a possibility to have everything, but not without a cost. Will she be able to afford to get it all or will she opt out of what has been presented to stay safe?  In Glass Ceiling, Dirt Floor we see how two people from different sides of the track meet and interact in an attempt to get all that they want in this world.