On a business trip to the North Rancho College Job Fair, Ders finds himself at odds with Coast Guard officers, while Adam and Blake pursue their own aspirations across campus.

Driven by the need to cover rent, a group of men launched a public access wrestling program.

Ders enlisted the assistance of his friends to settle a score with a former rival from the high school swim team.

Following Adam and Ders's dismissal of Blake from their burgeoning band, he vowed retribution. A fierce conflict was declared, leaving no room for compromise.

The night at the neighbor’s house spiraled into something untamed, leaving the men adrift in a disquieting uncertainty about the very foundation of their connection.

They agreed to deliver the enigmatic package to Karl, and as a favor to themselves, orchestrated a company-wide absence, a day of feigned illness, to be free for the transaction.

To secure funds for their rent, the young men devised a public access wrestling program.

Driven by a shared ambition, the colleagues resolved to triumph in the office blood drive. Their ultimate goal: to secure a meeting with their idol, the formidable Dolph Lundgren.

Adam marked the end of his solitary existence with Ders and Blake.

Ders felt a sharp irritation bloom within him when Adam and Blake's trivia night encroached upon his carefully cultivated aspirations.

When Adam’s sales began to falter, Ders and Blake decided on an unconventional solution: they engaged an actor to shake him from his doldrums.

Adam, Blake, and Ders ingested peyote and found themselves ill-equipped for childcare.

They fell into a comfortable silence, the years melting away as they recalled their first day at TelAmeriCorp. The memory surfaced with a shared smile, a rush of youthful anticipation and perhaps a touch of nervous apprehension. They spoke …