Steve Faber

Jeremy, traumatized by a wild night, desperately tries to convince John to leave the estate, but John insists on staying for a girl he claims to love.

During a high-society wedding reception, John attempts to charm Claire, who is cynical about the guests' motives. The conversation shifts as John critiques Claire's brutally honest and potentially disastrous bridesmaid toast.

John and Jeremy reach a breaking point in their friendship after a disastrous wedding crashing attempt. John questions their immature lifestyle and the emotional toll of their 'rules,' while Jeremy retaliates by calling John a chronic liar who is only comfortable when he is pretending to be someone else.

Jeremy attempts to reconcile with John after their falling out, admitting to his own immaturity and the truth behind their lifestyle. Despite John's desire to move on and start a new life, Jeremy tries to convince his best friend to crash one final wedding for old times' sake.

Jeremy tries to convince a burnt-out John to crash one final high-stakes wedding hosted by the Secretary of the Treasury. The two argue over the 'rules' of crashing and their legacy, highlighting the tension between their aging lifestyle and their commitment to the craft.

John delivers a mock-profound speech to a nervous groom about the beauty of marriage, only to reveal his own cynical motives for being at the wedding.

Jeremy confronts John for forgetting the fifteen-year anniversary of the night they met at their junior prom. The two best friends bicker over the sentimentality of the milestone and the questionable circumstances of their first meeting in a high school bathroom.

John uses his charm and a fake psychic ability to guess wedding gifts while flirting with Claire at her sister's reception.

Jeremy tries to convince a burnt-out John to crash a high-profile wedding, leading to a heated argument over the sacred rules of their craft.

Jeremy, traumatized by a bizarre and aggressive sexual encounter from the night before, desperately tries to convince John to leave the Cleary estate. John, who is becoming genuinely infatuated with Claire, manipulates Jeremy into staying by invoking their 'crasher rules' and appealing to their friendship.

Jeremy, a cynical divorce lawyer, aggressively deconstructs a client's romanticized view of marriage. He uses hyperbole and dark humor to convince her that her parents' marriage was a sham before ushering her out to prepare for a legal battle.

Jeremy and John use a pre-planned deception to avoid an old flame, pretending Jeremy is a deaf-mute amnesiac to escape a socially awkward encounter.