Fat Pizza

Pauly bursts into Fat Pizza late to start his shift, only to find a new delivery driver, Davo, already on the scene. Their boss, Bobo, has hired Davo and sets the tone for a volatile, comic-criminal workplace. The moment establishes the chaotic hierarchy that drives the day's misadventures.

The boss is portrayed as a volatile, rule-bending manager with ambitions and insecurities. The narrative hints he is secretly planning to marry Lin Chow Bang, a Vietnamese mail-order bride trying to sneak into the country. This personal motive adds extra pressure to the workplace chaos.

Pauly shows Davo the Former Employee Hall of Shame, a roast gallery that mocks a past worker for being 'too polite'. This insult becomes a seed for later rivalry as Sahib and his friends launch Phat Pizza in response. The moment foreshadows how petty grudges escalate into real competition.

Sahib steals Pauly’s uniform to slip back into the pizzeria and tamper with the phone lines. He redirects all incoming calls to siphon business away from Phat Pizza, heightening the rivalry. The act marks a shift toward more underhanded, criminal methods.

Phat Pizza is born from the fallout, with rival crews escalating a series of petty and dangerous schemes. The competing operation heightens tension as both sides attempt to outmaneuver each other. The day's energy tilts toward open confrontation.

A collision with clown mascot Ronnie Mcdoggle spirals into a ridiculous parade of clowns surrounding Pauly. The absurd spectacle blends workplace farce with looming danger and tests Pauly's bravado. He narrowly escapes back to the shop as the parade closes in.

The chaos escalates when Bobo strides out to defend the shop and uses a menacing chainsaw to scare away the pursuing clowns. The moment marks a blunt turn from prankish chaos to brutal, dark humor. It also shows Bobo's fierce, if reckless, protection of his own turf.

Davo's delivery duties lead him to a suspicious address where he stumbles upon a drug lab producing steroids and a large stash of marijuana. The bikie gang catches him in the act, turning a routine delivery into a violent confrontation. His discovery plunges the day into a dangerous underworld.

A fight erupts in the drug lab, and the lab catches fire after a joint is dropped, forcing a chaotic escape for Davo and the bikies. The blaze heightens the stakes of the criminals' recklessness and underscores the film's blend of catastrophe and comedy. The escape threads the day toward an unstable equilibrium.

Davo encounters Sleek the Elite, a fast-talking driver who thrives on cons and manipulations. Sleek describes his dating games and his habit of filming encounters without consent, hinting at the moral rot at the core of their circle. Davo also opens up about his past—six years for possession—that led him to delivery work.

The group plans a night out with Habib and Rocky, but Sleek encounters Toula, who drugs and abducts him as revenge for predatory behavior. The attack marks Sleek's arrogance meeting its reckoning and raises the threat level for everyone connected to him. The consequences ripple through their circle.

The wedding devolves into chaos as the priest double-books the church, forcing an improvised ceremony that binds multiple couples together. Pauly delivers a sharp line that punctures the moment's sacredness and keeps the film's vulgar humor intact. In the aftermath, Sleek phones Bobo to pursue workers’ compensation and is fired, while a bikie gang misidentifies Phat Pizza staff and kills them, sealing a brutal, darkly comic circle of violence.