Xavier lives the life most men would envy, and most importantly, the life he always wanted. Not rich, but comfortable — , very comfortable. Just like the company he keeps Bishop, Reese and Warren are very successful, but all the education and money in the world won’t keep the drama out of their lives. Xavier, the player, has finally found the woman he wants to be with but wrestles with past issues of commitment. Bishop, the co median and youngest of the four is finally coming into his own as he tries to stay positive and hopeful that change will come from his abusive wife. Reese, the perfectionist, has the perfect relationship as long as he and his long time girlfriend never get married. Then there is Warren, the self proclaimed prince of the city who seems to forget that when you are married your players card and membership are revoked. Whether the boys are working hard or playing hard they help each other through life's ups and downs breaking the old adage that every time a relationship goes wrong, “it’s all HIS fault.”