Sorry to Bother You

In the vibrant city of Oakland, WorryFree launches a provocative initiative, offering free food and lodging in exchange for lifetime work contracts. This deal raises ethical concerns, with some comparing it to modern slavery, igniting debates within the community.

A passionate activist group named 'The Left Eye' forms in opposition to WorryFree's practices. They engage in protests and vandalism, aiming to raise awareness about the injustices tied to the company's operations and advocating for workers' rights.

Cassius 'Cash' Green struggles to make ends meet while living in his uncle's garage with his girlfriend, Detroit. This difficult situation motivates him to seek a job that will help stabilize their finances.

Cash lands a job as a telemarketer at RegalView, facing initial challenges in connecting with customers. His luck changes when his mentor, Langston, teaches him how to use his 'white voice,' propelling him toward success in the company.

Cash's colleague, Squeeze, takes the initiative to form a union among the telemarketers. He invites Cash, Detroit, and their friend Sal to join, seeking to empower workers against their exploitative employer.

Despite the tumultuous nature of his work environment, Cash's use of the 'white voice' earns him a promotion to a Power Caller. This unexpected success allows him access to exclusive benefits, including the luxurious Power Caller suite.

As Cash enjoys his new status, he uncovers disturbing information about RegalView's illicit ties to WorryFree, involving arms trading and the exploitation of labor. This knowledge weighs heavily on him, despite his financial gains.

Cash's rising success leads to a materialistic lifestyle that begins to affect his relationship with Detroit. Tensions escalate further when Cash crosses union picket lines, inadvertently igniting a sensational meme.

Cash receives an invitation to a luxurious party hosted by Steve Lift, the CEO of WorryFree, where he feels both celebrated and exploited. During a private conversation, Lift tries to entice Cash with a mysterious substance.

While trying to escape to the restroom, Cash stumbles upon the horrifying revelation of Equisapiens—genetically engineered workers enslaved by WorryFree, bringing Cash face-to-face with the dark realities of the corporate scheme.

Lift offers Cash a staggering $100 million to become an Equisapien and support WorryFree’s ad campaigns. Conflicted, Cash leaves in a panic, grappling with the moral implications of this lucrative deal.

In an attempt to raise awareness for the Equisapiens, Cash participates in a reality show titled *I Got the Shit Kicked Out of Me!*. He uses his viral fame as a meme to draw attention to the plight of these oppressed workers.

Unfortunately, Cash's intention backfires when Lift's plan is hailed as a scientific breakthrough, leading to soaring stock prices for WorryFree. Feeling deep remorse for his actions, Cash seeks to atone with his friends.

Desperate to expose the truth, Cash successfully cracks the security code from the viral video and infiltrates Lift’s home, preparing to confront him. This daring act showcases his commitment to fighting against corporate corruption.

After a chaotic confrontation involving law enforcement, Cash witnesses the Equisapiens overpowering the police, aided by their formidable strength. Grateful, the Equisapiens depart to pursue their cause, marking a pivotal moment in Cash's redemption arc.