Synopsis

The men each dedicate a day to spending time with three individuals living with physical disabilities, afterward casting a vote for the one they favored. Spenny, mindful of a past tendency toward solemnity, consciously lightens the potentially political nature of his interactions, striving instead to ensure his guests have an enjoyable experience. Kenny, employing a strategy that seems almost the opposite of what one would expect, makes a deliberate effort to be unkind to his guests.