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Mike is a burned-out bartender who gives Al a hard time because he is the new guy at the bar. Cal and Stu are regulars and keep getting into trouble by antagonizing the boss who is constantly juggling a bevy of interested babes.
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Mike is a burned-out bartender who gives Al a hard time because he is the new guy at the bar. Cal and Stu are regulars and keep getting into trouble by antagonizing the boss who is constantly juggling a bevy of interested babes.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Mark Tuit, Cavan Cunningham
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Burning Giraffe Pictures Inc.
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