Drunk Parents

Frank and Nancy prepare to send their only daughter, Rachel, off to college. This marks a significant change in their family dynamic as they face the upcoming empty nest syndrome.

Upon returning home from dropping off Rachel, Frank and Nancy are confronted with the harsh reality of their dwindling finances. Their investment in a medical device for heart surgeries has backfired due to negative media coverage.

Their car is repossessed, adding to their anxiety. In a moment of vulnerability, they share their financial woes with the repo man, who surprisingly agrees to postpone reporting their absence.

To maintain appearances, Frank and Nancy decide to hold a secret garage sale at night. Fueled by alcohol, they begin to sell off their valuable possessions to support Rachel’s education.

Nancy expresses her frustration over the clutter generated by their expensive but rarely used items, like the $2000 Breville Coffee Machine. This reflects their internal struggle between maintaining status and facing reality.

In a moment of desperation, Frank decides to take some of their neighbor Nigel’s expensive wine for their sale. Nancy jokingly suggests they should list Nigel’s house on Craigslist, highlighting their reckless decision-making.

Things take an unexpected twist when their garage sale gets little attention. While drunk, they accidentally publish an ad for renting Nigel’s house, leading to a quick and lucrative deal with Carl.

Carl replies to the ad and pays Frank and Nancy $25,000 in advance rent. Unknown to them, Carl harbors a dark past as a level 3 sex offender, which creates tension for the couple.

In a surprising turn of events, masked goons kidnap Frank and Nancy, thinking they are the sex offenders. This perilous situation further complicates their already chaotic lives.

After their release, Frank and Nancy are too scared to return home and choose to stay at Bob's house. Their decision leads to awkward situations, especially while sharing beds with Bob's twins.

In need of a place to stay after being kicked out of Bob's house, the couple reluctantly rents out Nigel's property to an eccentric character named Wayne. Their living situation continues to spiral downward.

Amidst their troubles, Nancy discovers Carl in the ransacked house they previously rented. In a dramatic encounter, she is trapped by Carl, leading to a new level of crisis for the couple.

After managing to escape, Nancy learns the true story behind Carl’s criminal past—a comical misunderstanding. This sheds new light on the misadventures they have been facing.

Frank learns about a job opportunity that involves theft, but he pivots after noticing their kidnapping video gaining traction online. This event becomes a pivotal point in shifting their fortunes.

The couple presents their idea, 'Yard Bay', to affluent friends, which leads to a successful investment. This investment becomes a symbol of hope as they navigate towards stability.