The Last American Virgin

The story introduces Gary, a kind-hearted pizza delivery boy, along with his two best friends, Rick, a suave ladies' man, and David, the lovable comic relief. These three high school students navigate the awkward realities of adolescence as they attempt to lose their virginity.

One evening, the trio visits their favorite diner where they meet three attractive girls. They concoct a humorous plan to impress the girls by pretending they are bringing cocaine, which turns out to be nothing more than Sweet’n Low, setting the stage for the night's mischief.

At a house party arranged after meeting the girls, Gary finds himself awkwardly paired with Millie, who is not the girl he hoped for. Their night takes a shocking turn when Gary's parents unexpectedly show up, leading to an awkward and chaotic scene.

While chaos ensues with Gary's parents, David mistakenly wanders into the path of Gary's mother, thinking she is one of the party guests. This misunderstanding leads to him being thrown out of the house wearing only his underwear, adding to the night's hilarity.

Gary delivers a pizza to Carmela, a beautiful Mexican woman whose sailor boyfriend is often away. Although she flirts with Gary, his shyness holds him back, leading him to convince his friends to join him for a 'delivery' to see her again.

Upon returning to Carmela's house, the friends are welcomed by music and enticing dance moves. The night leads to a sexual encounter between Carmela and both Rick and David, but they must quickly escape when her boyfriend Paco unexpectedly shows up.

As the story progresses, a love triangle forms when Karen, a new girl at school, is torn between Gary's gentle nature and Rick's bad-boy charm. Gary quietly supports her emotions while watching her initial attraction to Rick.

One significant night, Rick and Karen cross boundaries, leading to an unexpected pregnancy. Karen finds herself heartbroken and abandoned by Rick, creating a difficult situation that catches Gary's attention.

Faced with the consequences of the pregnancy, Gary shows his compassion by helping Karen fund her abortion. He resorts to selling his belongings and borrowing money from his boss, showcasing his dedication to helping her through a tough time.

After the procedure, Gary and Karen retreat to his grandmother's summerhouse for her recovery. During this time, they grow closer, nurturing what seems to be a budding romance, away from the chaos of their lives.

As Karen's 18th birthday approaches, Gary gathers his courage to buy her a beautiful gold locket as a gift. This act symbolizes his affection and hope for a promising future together, showcasing his kind-hearted nature.

Tragedy strikes when Gary walks in on Karen embracing Rick at her birthday party. This shocking sight shatters Gary's hopes of a future with Karen and solidifies the pain of the situation as he confronts the harsh reality.

Overwhelmed by emotions, Gary leaves the party with a heavy heart, carrying the gold locket meant for Karen. This poignant moment underscores the film's theme that 'nice guys always finish last,' encapsulating the bittersweet nature of their experiences.

As Gary drives home, he reflects on the whirlwind of events that shaped his teenage years. The film closes on a melancholic note, emphasizing that not all teen comedies end happily, leaving viewers with a thought-provoking message.