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 Four underdeveloped school friends navigate the challenges of adult life in London as they struggle to find their unique place in the world and mature into fully developed, responsible adults.

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Ed Cameron has just graduated from university and moved to London with his closest friends, Matt, Tom, and Tickles. He expects life to continue as it always has, getting drunk and eating pita bread and taramasalata, and it does, until his parents suddenly stop supporting him. Forced to find work, Ed deliberately sabotages a series of interviews, convinced he's not ready for the real world and has no idea what he actually wants to do.

 

Matt has started a graduate job where he's immediately put on probation. In an effort to impress his unhinged boss, he agrees to go on a date with a client's daughter. Tom splits his time between a sales job and trying to build a sports talent agency, talking a big game while quietly struggling with the pressure of unwanted messages from his estranged father. Tickles, a chaotic mess of a human being, works at The Star, their local pub, but seems to spend more time drinking there than the boys do.

 

Meanwhile, Lily Hughes arrives in London hoping a change of scenery will help her figure out her own future. She's bright, organised, and an aspiring writer, but dealing with her own pressure to succeed. She unexpectedly bumps into Ed, and their reunion forces him to confront the gap between what he says he wants and how he's actually living.

 

All of them have left education behind and are simply trying to find their unique place in the world.