17 year old Sam Sipowitz is the world's greatest, real-time narrator. He sees his role as that of a whimsical Shakespearean jester, adding a "honey-bourbon glaze to the otherwise meaningless existence" of those around him. Those around him rarely share this view, however, with the general consensus being that he's a bit of a creepy weirdo and, increasingly, outright rude. When his older brother, Bill, returns to the family home, their unconventional relationship reaches breaking point, forcing both to confront a shared experience neither one may be ready to fully process. A touching comedy about brotherly devotion, cinematic outlooks and the necessity of growing up because, at some point, boobs sound cool.