Just because they're a little older doesn't mean they've grown up.
About
After moving his family back to his beloved hometown to give his children a more grounded upbringing, Lenny Feder finds that life among his old childhood friends is anything but peaceful. Alongside his buddies Eric, Kurt, and Marcus, Lenny attempts to settle into the familiar rhythm of their youth, but they soon discover that the dynamics have shifted now that they are the parents. As the last day of the school year approaches, the group finds themselves caught in a chaotic whirlwind of unexpected encounters and absurd misadventures. While they try to guide their own children through the pressures of growing up, the men are frequently forced to face their own lingering insecurities and immature tendencies. The small-town environment proves to be a breeding ground for social clashes, ranging from run-ins with eccentric town bullies to navigating the complicated expectations of their local peers. Throughout this day of unpredictable events, the grown-ups realize that they still have quite a bit to learn about responsibility and character, often finding that the life lessons they aim to pass down are actually being mirrored right back at them by the kids. It is a comedic exploration of aging, friendship, and the realization that no matter how much time passes, the transition into true adulthood is a work in progress that keeps everyone on their toes.