Callboys

As gigolos in the prime of their youth, Devon, Jay and Wesley are highly in demand, even their secretary, Randy, is solicited by a client, if only for a night of phone sex; Jay learns about a direct competitor named Miguel.

To Jay's displeasure, Devon arranges a meeting with two saleswomen, Fonda and Wendy, who run a firm called Maverick which specializes in personalized sex toys; the women visit The Callboys in their office to get them to buy their products.

In order to prove himself to Fonda, Wesley tries quitting The Call Boys escort service in one day; he writes up a plan of action, detailing every step necessary to make the transition as smooth as possible.

Now that Wes has quit his horizontal livelihood, Fonda keeps her promise and has dinner with her suitor; it doesn't take her long to figure out that Wes is not only very immature, but also has no sales plan.

Bookkeeper Anthony starts getting angry calls from a shop called Fly Eye, struggling shopkeeper Mike wants compensation for a drone Jay has damaged during filming of a video.

Back at the office, another problem caused by Wes awaits The Callboys, Mike from Fly Eye has seen his puppy tragically get run over, only to later be ridiculed by Wesley.