[manderz]

This boy has a girl friend and she leaves him to go to canada, he decides to take his parents rv across country to find her, on the road trip him and his friends experiment with drugs, finally once in canada he finds out the girl has another love, this is a comedy

[Tubesox]

Road trip?

[infoguy]

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