Tyce Buné's looking for trouble. Calli Cox is it, a hooker who spots him as having cruised this neighborhood before. She empties his wallet, and then him. When Buné gets home to wife Jessie Vee, she knows something's wrong, even though he denies it. And then Buné imagines her in their bed with another guy. At a strip club with buddy Randy Spears, Buné peeps at a dancer L.A. LaMann in flagrante with a guy, then blanches when LaMann calls him at the office the next day. Which is nothing compared to what happens when she calls him at home. But he gets turned on, and wife Vee is the beneficiary. And then LaMann is, the next night at the strip club, before the downfall of Buné, foreshadowed from frame one.

Some of the moments ring scarily for couples - like Daisy Chain telling Randy Spears, post-fuck, that women can always tell when men are lying and he responds "I love you" as she smirks - and the philandering-hubby-gets-caught ending is unhappy, but some good sex scenes (easily excisable for cable, natch) will keep the single strokers happy.