On a Sun­day morn­ing, the pro­tag­o­nist, Frankie, returns home to Penn­syl­va­nia and finds an ele­gant wed­ding invi­ta­tion from the Gard­ners, invit­ing him to the wed­ding of their son Aidan to Mag­gie, Frank’s daugh­ter. Imme­di­ate­ly, he receives a call from his sis­ter, Tam­my, who excit­ed­ly sings about the wed­ding and wants to know if things have improved between Frank and Mag­gie. Although she wants to hear about Frank’s recent din­ner with Aidan, he is pre­oc­cu­pied with a mys­te­ri­ous black bag he dis­cov­ered in Aidan’s toi­let tank, sus­pect­ing it might con­tain cash.

As they dis­cuss Aidan, Frank shares his uncer­tain­ty about the young man, describ­ing him as polite but qui­et, while Tam­my insists he’s a good match for Mag­gie, even com­par­ing him favor­ably to her past rela­tion­ships. Although Frank hopes to learn more about Aidan, he admits to being intim­i­dat­ed by Aidan’s suc­cess and the Gard­ners’ sta­tus, which makes him feel like an out­sider.

Tam­my reveals that she asked Mag­gie about a prenup­tial agree­ment and learns that they have one, which ensures an equal divi­sion of assets in the event of divorce. This dis­cov­ery sur­pris­es Frank, as he feels unpre­pared for such a seri­ous com­mit­ment so soon in their rela­tion­ship. Still, Tam­my insists he should sup­port his daughter’s deci­sion whole­heart­ed­ly.

Con­cerned about mak­ing a con­tri­bu­tion to the wed­ding, Frank decides he wants to cov­er the alco­hol expens­es, esti­mat­ing it to be between $5,600 to $8,000. Mag­gie is resis­tant, believ­ing Errol Gard­ner, Aidan’s father, wouldn’t accept such help because of Frank’s finan­cial sit­u­a­tion. Deter­mined, Frank asks for Errol’s num­ber, and despite Mag­gie’s hes­i­ta­tion, she even­tu­al­ly agrees.

When Errol calls Frank, they bond over base­ball, bol­ster­ing Frank’s con­fi­dence. The con­ver­sa­tion shifts to the wed­ding, and Frank express­es his desire to cov­er the bar tab. They engage in a play­ful nego­ti­a­tion, ulti­mate­ly set­tling on an $8,000 con­tri­bu­tion. Feel­ing a sense of pride, Frank under­stands that this finan­cial ges­ture is not just about mon­ey but a sig­nif­i­cant invest­ment in his daughter’s future .