Carpoolers

Gracen wonders aloud how his lovely "house flipper" wife, Leila, can afford to buy a $200 designer toaster and how his deadbeat son, Marmaduke, who struts around the house in nothing but his jockeys and a smile, suddenly lands an Internet job making more than his dad. By the end of the day, the guys have their mission: to steal back the respect Gracen deserves by any means necessary.

When, in a playful attempt to spice up his marriage, Gracen asks Leila whom she fantasizes about sleeping with, she answers "Laird," which creates an issue between Gracen and his best friend.

Laird hooks up with his hot but crazy ex-wife, Joannifer, who disrupts all of the carpoolers lives. Meanwhile, Dougie and Cindy decide to renew their wedding vows to wipe out the memory of their catastrophic first wedding ceremony.

Laird is infatuated with the sexual harassment seminar leader, Dorrit. To guarantee time alone with her, he claims hes being sexually harassed by the women in his office. Meanwhile Leila enlists Marmadukes sign spinning skills to promote her real estate business, but he has to out-spin the competitors on the same street corner.

Hot but vacuous Laird fears he may be losing his looks when he meets someone whos been dubbed the handsomest man in his office building, so to make himself more interesting to women, Laird starts to take clarinet lessons. In the meantime, while guarding one of Leilas properties, Marmaduke falls for the girl who tagged Leilas flip.

Aubrey invites the carpoolers to his daughters piano recital and Dougie accepts for a reluctant Gracen and Laird, which causes the group to examine their friendship. Meanwhile, with Marmadukes visualization coaching, a determined Gracen trains heavily to finally beat wife Leila in an annual charity run.

Aubrey brings his daughter, Michelle, to work for "Take Your Daughter to Work Day," but gets fired when hes caught pretending to be his boss, and Cindy is possessed with power making big bucks selling Green Queen products.