Ian Lafferty, a shy and awkward high school student, is desperate to lose his virginity. After a series of failed attempts, Ian places an ad on Craigslist to hire a prostitute named Lacey, but in reality, he's trying to impress his best friend, Felicia, who is his only female friend. Ian chooses Lacey, played by Amber Heard, but instead of meeting her in person, he convinces his stepbrother, Rex, played by Christopher Mintz-Plasse, and his friends to accompany him on a road trip to pick up Lacey from a seedy motel in Alabama.Throughout the journey, the group encounters various obstacles, including a series of comedic misadventures and run-ins with eccentric characters. Rex, a self-proclaimed expert on sex, is excited to join the trip and provide Ian with advice on how to lose his virginity. However, Rex's enthusiasm often clashes with Ian's more conservative views on sex.As the group arrives in Alabama, they discover that Lacey is not who they expected. She is a free-spirited and confident young woman who challenges Ian's preconceived notions about sex and relationships. Despite their initial reservations, the group decides to spend the night with Lacey, who proves to be a wild and unpredictable partner.Meanwhile, Felicia, who has grown attached to Ian, becomes increasingly concerned about his safety and well-being. She tracks down Ian's location and decides to join the group, leading to a series of awkward and humorous encounters between Ian and Felicia.As the night wears on, Ian's relationships with Lacey and Felicia become increasingly complicated. He finds himself torn between his desire to lose his virginity and his growing feelings for Felicia. The group's antics eventually catch the attention of a group of thugs, who become obsessed with finding and punishing them.In the climax of the film, Ian and his friends must navigate a series of challenges to get back to their hometown, including a high-speed car chase and a
confrontation with the thugs. Along the way, Ian comes to realize that losing his virginity is not as important as finding true connections with others. The film ends with Ian returning home with a newfound appreciation for relationships and a deeper
understanding of himself.