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Hancock Make America Meme Again.

Grant and Kevin, under-achieving twenty-something’s stubbornly holding on to adolescent lifestyles, struggle to find significance in a once vibrant industrial town. Kevin, a part-time factory employee who owns a rusted delivery van with a faded Twinkies logo, lives in an old construction RV and envisions various “get rich quick schemes”. Grant, a video store clerk living in his married sister’s basement, fuels a robust fantasy life colored with Star Wars imagery while obsessing over strategies to win an ongoing drinking competition. Conny and Henry, retired factory workers and former co-workers of the young men’s fathers, dominate the competition, held at a local bar for generations. The price of a drinking contest loss, set by the winners, is, in this case, a humiliating dance to one of the more obnoxious ’80s songs on the bar’s out-of-date jukebox.