Directed by jschlatt himself, this uproarious comedy follows a chaotic and self-proclaimed internet personality who makes a life-altering bet with his best friend, played by Ted Nivison. After a particularly disastrous livestream, the protagonist vows to go an entire week without any of his signature impulsive, meme-driven antics, promising to behave like a normal, responsible adult for once. The catch? He must navigate a series of increasingly absurd real-world obligations, from a disastrous job interview to a painfully awkward family dinner, all while being relentlessly tempted by the siren call of online chaos. As the week wears on, his carefully constructed facade begins to crack, forcing him to confront the very nature of his online persona. With a runtime of 167 minutes, this sprawling comedy is a high-energy, often cringe-inducing exploration of friendship, identity, and the impossible struggle between being yourself and being the person everyone expects you to be. The film balances slapstick humor with surprisingly heartfelt moments, creating a uniquely entertaining ride that questions if you can ever truly change, even just this once.