4th Man Out

It is Adam's 24th birthday, and he is celebrating with his childhood friends Chris, Nick, and Ortu at their local bar. The atmosphere is joyful as they reminisce and enjoy the night together.

During the celebrations, Chris attempts to play matchmaker by introducing Adam to a mysterious woman named Tracy. However, Adam politely declines the offer, feeling uncertain about the unexpected encounter.

The day after his birthday, Adam experiences a profound realization about his identity and decides to come out to his close friends. This moment is both pivotal and emotional, as they confront their feelings about Adam's new truth.

As Adam shares his news, Chris's girlfriend Jess admits that she had been aware of Adam's sexual orientation all along. This revelation stirs a mix of emotions among the group, leading to a deeper conversation about acceptance.

Tensions increase when Chris goes on a date with Tracy, only for her to leave abruptly mid-way through. This event raises questions about Chris's feelings and the dynamics within their friend group.

Adam ventures into the online dating world, where he connects with a man named Brad. However, he soon discovers that this connection is merely an illusion, leaving him disappointed and longing for something real.

Determined to help Adam, Chris enlists the help of Nick and Ortu to boost Adam's confidence and search for genuine love. Together, they navigate the ups and downs of dating in hopes of finding the right match for Adam.

Amidst Adam's journey, his mother continues to pressurize him to date his old acquaintance, Dorothy. This pressure intensifies Adam's internal struggle between being true to himself and conforming to his family's expectations.

Adam's life takes a more complicated turn when he has an uncomfortable encounter with Martha, his homophobic neighbor. Her comments and actions threaten his newly found sense of security and self-acceptance.

Chris invites Adam to a double date with Jess and her gay friend Marc. What starts as a fun evening quickly turns sour when a heated argument erupts between Chris and Jess, resulting from tensions between Adam and Marc.

Following the fallout of the double date, Chris finds himself at a crossroads regarding his feelings for both Adam and Tracy. Adam encourages Chris to pursue a relationship with Tracy, highlighting the complexities of their friendship.

At the repair shop, Adam meets a fascinating individual, reigniting his desire for a meaningful connection. Despite his friends' encouragement to ask this person out, he feels discouraged by his previous experiences.

Just as Adam finds some emotional clarity, Martha storms in accompanied by a priest, demanding he repent for his perceived sins. In a moment of courage, Adam finally admits his sexuality to his family, marking a significant turning point.

As Adam continues to grapple with his feelings, he inadvertently kisses Chris, leading to emotional tensions between them. This incident prompts Chris to distance himself, seeking comfort in Jess while Adam navigates his own mixed emotions.

Adam invites Rachel, revealed to be Tracy, to celebrate the Fourth of July with their friends. This gathering becomes a moment of reconnection and closure for Chris and Adam, signifying their growth through the emotional challenges they faced.

In a surprising twist, Matt, the enigmatic customer from the repair shop, returns with a damaged car. His reappearance signifies that both Adam and Matt are ready to confront their respective challenges and embrace deeper connections.