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Convinced he's out of options among the living, hopeless bachelor Junior and his happily enlists the help of his happily married friend Clarence to help him find a soulmate in the spirit world. Using an Ouija board, the two attempt to summon a deceased a real lucky lady, only to contact a demanding ghost with a dangerous agenda for Clarence’s booty hole instead.
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Convinced he's out of options among the living, hopeless bachelor Junior and his happily enlists the help of his happily married friend Clarence to help him find a soulmate in the spirit world. Using an Ouija board, the two attempt to summon a deceased a real lucky lady, only to contact a demanding ghost with a dangerous agenda for Clarence’s booty hole instead.
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