This one starts with a lengthy rooftop nighttime sex scene with Miss Arroyo and Ian Daniels, momentarily interrupted by cops (Tyler Woods and Jason McCain, unbilled until the end credits) who bust them for indecent exposure/lewd behavior before Arroyo takes 'em on for seconds.

As part of his sentence, Daniels finds himself in a sexual-dysfunction encounter group that seems to encourage sexual dysfunction. He runs into Devon - the first time we see her - and asks, "What are you doing here?" to which she replies, "I'm not talking to you."

Much later, we find that she's his ex-girlfriend. Daniels is sharing digs with Nick East, who starts his day by fucking Shelbee Myne before eating his cereal in the morning and then chatting casually with Devon as Daniels explodes. Enter Lola, a sex-equals-rape nutcase from the dysfunction group who comes on to Daniels ("Nice guys can be sexy") and then turns on him when he starts to undress her - but falls for East's bad-boy act, taking her from "Sex is rape" to "Fuck me harder."

Lola bids Devon a cheery good-bye when she leaves. Know each other from the group, y'know. When Daniels and LaRue go to a prayer meeting run by a seductive Paul Thomas and wife Taylor St. Claire, Thomas offers to let St. Claire "take his sin" - right out of his cock. LaRue, licking her lips, offers, "I can help." She does. He goes to his drug encounter group, where he meets up with his mother and her new boyfriend - Randy Spears - and when Daniels has a chat with Mom, Devon and Spears have an encounter of their own, after which Devon swipes Spears' credit cards and offers to buy dinner for Daniels. No thanks. Devon takes LaRue back to her place, which is done in Early Junkie Squalor, then triumphantly enters the Sex Dysfunction group arm in arm with LaRue, where they break up the meeting with their arguing. Daniels' confrontation with Lola and some mace ("Rapist!") leads to a reconciliation with Devon. The end.

The presence of Devon - made up like a sophisticated woman instead of the young cutie-pie look she settled on later - and a long-haired Nick East indicates that this has been sitting in a storage bin for quite some time, and the 2000 copyright confirms it. Most of the relatively-high production value score is due to the photography by Ralph Parfait and the music by Thelonious Quagmire. Six sex scenes add value as well.