Let's Go to Prison

John Lyshitski's life of crime began at a young age when he stole a car at just eight years old. This early misdeed set the stage for his tumultuous relationship with the law and led to years of harsh sentences from Judge Nelson Biederman III.

Days before John's anticipated release from prison, Judge Nelson Biederman III unexpectedly passes away. This event sparks a vengeful desire within John to confront the judge's legacy by targeting his son.

At a ceremony honoring his late father, John seizes the chance to confront Nelson Biederman IV. He hops into Nelson IV's BMW where a series of petty but humiliating actions take place, including stealing spare change and spitting in his coffee.

Following the embarrassing incident in the car, Nelson IV experiences a panic attack due to his empty inhaler. In a frantic rush to a pharmacy, he knocks items off the shelves, drawing unwanted attention and ultimately leading to his arrest by the police.

Nelson IV is sentenced to serve time in prison, despite the board's growing frustration with his behavior. This turn of events fulfills John's plan, who is now motivated to join him behind bars.

Determined to make Nelson IV's life miserable, John concocts a plan to get himself incarcerated alongside him. He resorts to selling marijuana to undercover cops, ultimately securing a matching prison sentence.

After successfully entering prison, John is placed in the same cell as Nelson IV. Under the guise of friendship, John secretly plots to sabotage Nelson at every turn while pretending to be a supportive ally.

Contrary to John's expectations, Nelson IV begins to thrive in prison life. He befriends Barry, a powerful gang leader who offers support and pushes Nelson to discover who he truly is away from the pressures of his prestigious family.

As Nelson inches closer to potential parole, John resorts to desperate measures. He drugs Nelson and gives him offensive tattoos to sabotage his chances of release, leading to a brutal confrontation between the two.

In a shocking turn of events, John and Nelson team up to simulate their deaths using a coma-inducing drug. Their elaborate ruse fools the prison guards and inmates, allowing them to escape from the confines of prison life.

After being buried, John and Nelson are rescued by Barry, who has managed to secure his release from prison. This unlikely trio forms a unique bond and a new chapter begins.

A year later, Nelson and Barry embark on a winemaking venture together, symbolizing their growth and newfound purpose. They find joy in their partnership, both personally and professionally.

John unexpectedly arrives at the vineyard, imposing pressure on a wine critic to review Nelson and Barry's product favorably. This visit stirs up old tensions but also reflects the complexities of their intertwined histories.

As the three of them take a scenic drive, they celebrate their unexpected friendship. They revel in the moment, enjoying the music of 'Move This' by Technotronic, embodying their shared experiences and newfound connections.