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Nathan loses a high-stakes poker game and is given one week to pay back the money he owes. He watches the game with his friend Curtis, who subtly shoots the bodyguard when they see him notice them spying in the woods. Curtis suggests they steal money from a drug dealer to pay off Nathan's debt, ending their week-long deadline.
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