Weaving Out The Weak

Dating sucks. Getting to know someone you potentially spend the rest of your life with at any stage of life can be a lot. Imagine seeing more than one stage. The too young, moving too fast. The old enough to settle, but still young enough and stupid enough to make mistakes. And the old. In love once with the woman of his dreams, bitter enough to isolate and be buried in his work at a local record store, with the other two idiots trying to figure out who to date, and what’s best for them too.

For Henry, an old soul in a 30-year-old body, he’s working the store as well as his boss and walking classic rock encyclopedia Mitchell trained him to do. All to the dismay of Charlie, a baby-faced innocent whose eagerness to be liked may ultimately be his downfall with the supposed woman of his dreams.

3 men. 1 record store. Weaving out all the toxicity they have plagued in their heads. Doing their best. Isn’t that all they or anyone can do?