Two car salesmen dress as women to get jobs as pharma reps. Their disguise makes them better men at home, though they cherish their time as themselves at a bar.

Two unemployed car salesmen realize that they are living in a woman's world, so they decide that to find work again, they must dress as women to get jobs as pharmaceutical reps. By doing so, it makes them better men, husbands, and fathers, but also makes them appreciate the sanctuary of their nights at the bar, where they can be themselves.—Anonymous