"Jamie," portrayed by Margaret Qualley, and her anxious companion "Marian" (Geraldine Viswanathan) set off on a drive to Tallahassee. A flat tire forces them to search the trunk for the spare, uncovering something unexpected – though it retains a similar texture. Simultaneously, Colman Domingo and his associates are rapidly pursuing them, seeking the same item. Following this, some mildly amusing incidents unfold as the two women begin to suspect their connection might extend beyond friendship and that they could potentially profit from their discovery. Joey Slotnick and CJ Wilson do what they can in the roles of the thugs, but ultimately, this is a stretched-out comedy that depends too heavily on humor or surprise derived from its lesbian storyline, while lacking any real inventiveness in the writing. The film shifts between being uninteresting and crude, and neither Domingo nor Matt Damon have sufficient presence to significantly alter the familiar course of events. If you’re selective about what amuses you, this probably won't satisfy.

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