Meet Bill

Bill is an overworked 40-something with no future and who has become completely joyless with his personal life and his work life. Working for his father-in-law is drearily depressing and he’s shat upon at every turn by co-workers and family. To make things worse, he’s convinced that his wife is cheating on him with the local news anchor. Setting up a hidden camera in his bedroom one afternoon confirms his suspicions and Bill goes into an even deeper funk and his wife goes so far as to turn the tables on Bill and make everything his fault.

The rescue comes in the form of a 17 year-old student whom Bill is supposed to be mentoring. Instead of Bill mentoring the student however, Bill gets a life lesson in fun from the student.

We don’t learn much about his mentoring student, other than he’s very rich, likes to get high and seems like he has a pretty high IQ and a talent with the ladies.

The entire story is fairly predictable and nothing we haven’t really seen before. Some interesting characters are strewn together to make a mildly enjoyable experience; though again, there’s little depth or high amounts of charisma from any of them.