Plot

Becca, Kibblets and Sunshine live at home. Blame the economy. Blame their parenting. Blame the meth addiction. When obtaining the drug becomes increasingly more difficult (every seller assumes they are undercover cops) the girls come up with the brilliant idea to cut out the middle man. Turning to the penny saver, they procure someone to cook the drug for them. Enter a brilliant, yet quirky, gentleman who goes by the street name "Hindenburg". As they descend into the jiggly dark underbelly of the drug world, they soon find themselves faced with the hard reality of prison after two hardcore, not by the book, detectives bust their dealings.—Hollister, Lindsay

BYLINE: Unable to purchase meth easily, a trio of overweight gals decide to sell their own by enlisting the help of a brilliant, yet crazy, man to cook it. Becca, Kibblets and Sunshine are squatters at Becca's parents house. Blame the economy. Blame their parenting. Blame the meth addiction. When obtaining the drug becomes increasingly more difficult, every seller assumes they are undercover cops, the girls come up with the brilliant idea to cut out the middle man. Turning to the penny saver, they procure someone to cook the drug for them. Enter a brilliant, yet quirky, gentleman who goes by the street name "Hindenburg". As they descend into the jiggly dark underbelly of the drug world, they soon find themselves faced with the hard reality of prison after two hardcore, not by the book, detectives bust their dealings.—Hollister, Lindsay