(gentle music) - Aren't these so cute?

- They're just cups.

- You just don't see the vision.

- You know, the price of all of this is probably near what you made.

- But it's so much more fun this way.

Did you set the speaker up?

- Yes, and the playlist, and the bedazzled shoebox, and I posted the invite on my close friend's story.

- Okay, I think we're all set.

Watch the door while I fix my makeup.

- Charlie will be here in a second, he's gonna help me watch the door.

I thought you were already done.

- Meh.

- You know it's okay if you don't make everything you need by tonight, I can always just lend you the money?

- Come on, it's a party.

(knocking on door) (gentle music) (coins drop) - Dude.

- [Charlie] Hey.

- Hey.

Okay, you can put me down.

- Okay, sorry.

How'd it going in there?

- Honestly, I would not know.

(people chattering) (dramatic music) - Ah, Eve, it's been so long.

- Dude, how have you been?

- Ugh, other than this whole rent thing, never better.

- How did you get so broke?

You aren't trying to scam us, are you?

- As much as I would love to steal all your hard earned $5, I'm broke.

- Aren't we all?

- I wasn't, then I went to the vintage store, and I got this top and these jeans that fit perfectly.

- Girl, you went broke for a pair of jeans?

- Well, the jeans and the dress, and the scarf and the sweater.

But work's been so dead.

I had four dead shifts in a row, and now I'm relying on the kindness of my dear, dear friends.

- Oh, you're full of it.

- Now, who wants shots?

(upbeat music) (people chattering) Hey, hey, hey, cut it out, cut it out!

- Everyone has to pay the cover fee, it said so on the invite.

- Well, I didn't see anything about a cover fee on the class story, so I think you're being unfair.

- I'm sorry, did you say class story?

Charlie, I'm going to give you a very important job.

Make sure everyone pays.

- Of course.

- Okay, I'm just gonna leave you guys to that, but promise no more fighting.

- He's cool.

- I don't even know you guys.

Hope everyone's having fun.

I'm just curious, how did you guys hear about this party?

- Oh, I saw it on Claire's close friends story.

- [Brooke] Oh, great, I know Claire.

- Yeah, I just saw it on Jason's story.

- [Brooke] Oh no.

- Well, I got the invite from you, but I may have sent it to a few friends who definitely posted it on some other platforms.

- [Brooke] Other platforms?

- Oh yeah, I saw it on the class story.

- Oh no.

(upbeat music) Hey, girlies, I was just wondering if- - Brooke, get out!

(upbeat music) (poker chips rattling) - You gonna call or fold?

- I fold.

- I don't think this is allowed.

(guys laughing) - You looked really cool.

- Thanks, I'm good at bluffing.

- Things are getting crazy.

Someone put the invite on our class story.

We don't even go to school anymore.

- You wanted a party.

- Yeah, but I think we're in fire hazard territory.

- Look, I tried to tell you, this was going to get out of hand.

- Things were going fine until everyone showed up.

Huh?

- The money we spend cleaning all this up is going to be at least half of what we make.

- Wait, who's watching the door?

- Charlie took over.

- Charlie?

Please tell me you've been doing your job.

- Eve, I haven't seen you all night, oh my God, are you having fun?

Oh, you gotta met my boys.

This is Jason and this is.

- Charlie!

Have you been collecting everyone's $5?

- Of course, we just had a lot of people for a bit, that's all.

- Okay.

I'm sorry, I just.

You said you were doing your job!

(Charlie yelling) - [Charlie] Hold on a second.

- Okay, we need to calm down.

- What are we gonna do?

Someone's probably gonna call the cops, you've seen the neighbors across the street, they hate us already.

- Eve, it's all right, just calm down.

We just got- - How could I be calm when you two lost the money?

- We did not lose the money, and even if we did, it's not our job to play bouncer for you.

- Look at all those people inside, we were gonna make so much.

- And it's not gonna matter if the cops come, so you need to lock in.

- Why are you mad at me when you're the one who's ruined things?

- I have done nothing but help you all night, despite my protests, I've been out here keeping your party in check and you're yelling me?

- You did play poker for a bit.

(people chattering) Hey guys, so I think we need to bring this party to a close.

(everyone booing) Don't boo me.

You all look 18, it's probably past your bedtimes.

(people chattering) Why won't you leave?

- 'Cause we're having so much fun.

Sip.

One more sip.

I'm gonna throw up.

(knocks on door) - Natalie!

Open up.

(knocks on door) I know I messed up and I'm sorry, and I'll clean everything up, but people aren't leaving.

You're smart and scary, I need your help.

- I won't make you clean all of it up.

(people chattering) - Hey everybody!

The cops are on their way.

- The cops don't care, this is a college town.

- Well, look, here they are now.

- Scatter!

(everyone yelling) (aluminum cans crushing) (police sirens) (everyone yelling) (police sirens continue) - Okay, you can come back in now.

- How'd I do?

- Perfect.

- That was incredible.

- Thanks, I was gonna do it anyway, but it was nice to have your help.

- All that and we still lost the money.

- No, it's in Natalie's room.

- Don't look so surprised.

I tried to tell you and then you kept beating up Charlie.

It just didn't make sense to leave it out in the open.

- And you wanted to go play poker.

- Yeah, I made a lot of money.

- Thank you guys.

- We've always got your back.

- Sorry.

- It's okay.

- Now, Charlie and I are gonna go get Waffle House.

Have fun.

(upbeat music)