Zora, Gary, Nico, and Grady are sitting at table in Mason's. Everyone was in town for Chad and Sonny's wedding. Zora, Nico, and Grady all have a pained expression on their face. They are trying to see who can hold their breath the longest. After a few more seconds, the all give up and let out a large breath.
"Okay, what was that? Two minutes?" Zora asked.
"Eighteen seconds," her brother replied.
"Okay, we'll take a break and come back and regroup."
Aaron walks into the bar and finds Zora, Nico, Grady, and Gary.
"Hey did you guys get this text about Chad's bachelor party?" he asked, sitting down at the table. They all said that they had, except Zora.
"It's gonna be sick," Grady said, high fiving Gary.
"I didn't get a text," Zora said.
"Does anybody else know how much this is gonna cost?" Aaron asked.
"Hello, no text."
"That's because it's a bachelor party," Grady explained. "No girls allowed."
"But that's not fair," Zora complained.
"I don't even know if I can go. I'm broke," Aaron said. "I can't afford it. I can drink or eat. So I'm either going to be hungry and refreshed or full and parched."
Chad comes into the bar and sits down with the whole group.
"Chad, I'm your friend right," Zora asked.
"I think so," Chad replied.
"Then why can't I come to the bachelor party?"
"I have nothing to do with this. Devon is throwing the whole thing."
"Isn't his name Skyler?" Nico asked.
"I find it easier to remember their Mac Falls names," Chad replied.
"Why does Devon want me to go broke?" Aaron asked.
"Why does Devon hate girls?" Zora questioned.
"I wonder how long Devon can hold his breath," Gary wondered.
"Look, no girls allowed," Grady tried to explain again. "That's the rules."
"Why are you so in my face about this?"
"Girls have been ignoring me recently," Grady said. "So I pulled the old switcherro and now I'm going to ignore them."
"Way to show them," Gary said.
"But the rules don't apply to us, right?" Zora asked.
"The whole reason for a bachelor party is for male friendship," Nico said. "If a woman's there it becomes a competition for the hot chick."
"You think I'm hot?" Zora asked.
"People do."
"Really?"
"Some, some people."
"Look," Chad interrupted. "The truth is you have to go to Sonny's shower."
"But girl parties are so lame," Zora complained.
"Tawni is driving her nuts. Hey, here's an idea, why don't you help Tawni throw the shower? Then it could be a great time for everyone."
"Hmm," Zora thought out loud. "Make it a bachelorette party instead of a shower and I'm in."
"Fine."
"Fine."
"Good."
"Good."
"That's not our thing Zora."
Chad grabs Grady's drink and takes a sip.
"Dude," Grady exclaims.
"Sorry, but I needed this. I cannot be around Sonny with Tawni there. And her mom keeps saying how magical the wedding night will be."
"Her mom isn't lying," Gary said, winking.
"Chad, this bachelor party seems a little low key," Nico said. "Do you think Devon might need some help? I don't want to brag, but I have been called the king of parties."
"By who?" Gary asked.
"People."
"You keep saying people. What people?" Aaron questioned.
"People who decide these things."
"Alright, that would be great," Chad said.
"Excellent, guys, everyone is gonna have a kick-ass night."
"Whew, kick-ass night," Grady exclaimed and tried to high five Gary again.
"Save it," Gary replied, turning down the high five.
"Hey, Chad," someone yelled out across the bar. Chad turns to see Devon and Trevor walk in. They come over to the table and hug Chad.
"Guys, you remember Devon and Trevor."
Everyone meekly says hi. There was still So Random, Mackenzie Falls hostility between everyone.
"You excited for you big night, Chad?" Devon asked.
"Yeah. I'm mean; I'm not as excited as Grady, but who is?"
"Nobody," Grady said.
"Any last minute requests?" Trevor asked.
"I don't know, I never thought I'd have a bachelor party. It hasn't even started and the high five is already out."
"Devon, why am I not invited to the party?" Zora asked, poking Devon in the chest. "What are you so afraid of?"
"Right now, you," he said. "Chad I need to talk to you, away from all this." Chad and Devon walk towards the bar.
"Sounds like plans, I should be a part of that," Nico said, leaving the table. Trevor sits down in Chad's spot.
"What, not invited?" Trevor asked Zora.
"No girls allowed."
"Well, we are trying to keep cooties out of our playhouse."
"It's so not fair."
"Fine, I won't go, in protest."
"No, you have to go,"
"Okay, but I won't have fun."
Zora giggled at the comment. Trevor got up from the table to follow Chad, Nico, and Devon.
"That's why you're not invited," Grady said. "There's no flirting at a bachelor party. It's about dudes being dudes."
Zora looked over to the bar to see Trevor looking back at her. She smiled.