Randal Graves suffers a near-fatal heart attack and, during recovery, realizes he's done little with his life. With encouragement from his best friend Dante Hicks, Randal decides to make a movie about their lives working at the Quick Stop convenience store. He envisions capturing the mundane absurdities and idiosyncratic interactions they experience daily. Kindled by this new-found purpose, Randal ropes in Dante and their eccentric friends to help with production, exploring the challenges and humor that come with recreating cinematic versions of their quirky encounters. They face various obstacles, including budget constraints and personal doubts, as they delve into the creative process.

Dante is supportive but also grappling with his own emotional battles and sense of stagnation. The project forces him to confront unresolved issues from his past, particularly relating to relationships and aspirations he once had. As filming progresses, the exaggerated reflections of their lives bring deeper introspections, prompting both Dante and Randal to reevaluate the paths they've chosen. The bustling energy of their endeavor creates comedic chaos but also cultivates a sense of community, with the Quick Stop crew rallying to support the unlikely venture. Through this cinematic journey, they discover renewed appreciation for their enduring friendship and shared history, each understanding more about resilience and self-fulfillment amidst life's unpredictable moments.