Joe returns home and tells Jennifer he’s leaving. He gets down on one knee, grabs her hand, and begins talking about his future. When he says he’s going to Miami for the weekend, Jennifer is angry. She thought he was going to propose. He says their relationship is fine. She tells him to leave.

Joe arrives at the house and meets Mason, Hunter, Nick, and Freshman. Nick and Mason have been friends for years, but Nick points out that will change when Mason gets married. Hunter is getting over a breakup, while Freshman wants to have a good time. They didn’t think Joe was as old as he is, but they don’t want to lose the house. They walk inside, and Joe opens a suitcase filled with Unlimited Vodka to get them started. Joe plans on watching, researching, and recording them with the beverage for his campaign. Joe believes this weekend will be an easy win for his career. However, the next 72 hours will change his job, outlook, and life.

This raunchy comedy uses Miami clichés as a backdrop while having fun with the leads’ age gap. The age jokes are well-timed and hidden throughout the plot, so it doesn’t go stale. Joe drinks Pepto Bismol to coat his stomach before drinking, while the guys don’t know how to work a flip phone (FTC Affiliate Disclaimer). The pacing evenly spreads out comedy with heart. Each day, Joe learns something new about these young men and himself. The plot allows Joe to uncover his childish behavior, while he underestimated these men because of their age. The movie never has a lull and surprises the audience with a few guest stars. And let’s not forget ‘the slap.’ You will feel the leads’ chemistry exuding off the screen. They were having a good time. This film is a wild ride with debauchery, hijinks, and prop comedy. While you may not laugh out loud, you will have a good time. Be warned, this film is for adults only.