After Mic Leigh is born, his older brother, Bobby, guides him on endless adventures while seemingly finding joy in misleading him into his mischief. As the brothers run wild through the end of the twentieth century, Mic joins the Marines where they teach him how to kill and enjoy it, and Bobby transforms into a rock and roll star whose groupies follow him from town to town and toss their underwear on stage. As their journeys unfold, Mic and Bobby hesitantly make their way through the military industrial complex of corporate America, always torn between love and money. But when they decide that it is everyone's right to die their own way, Mic and Bobby invent a suicide machine they intend to use so others can elect to self-terminate. As their creative plan unfolds, death and entertainment intertwine in a triumphant revelation of the American way. In an entertaining tale that blends dark comedy with science fiction, two brothers set out on an imaginative quest to kill people for profit and fun.