Friday Night

Just 'one' slowly sets into the fellas drinking habits especially when Donny screams like a wild man he's been 'set free' and jumps over the bar and starts ordering drinks. Everyone is having fun even Chester who's been drinking non-alcoholic drinks. Been mixed drinks, shots, beer, dancing, bar tricks, darts, dancing, dancing with girls, and reminiscing about being young it's a genuinely good time. Until everything goes black.

Everyone wakes up in the dark with blurry vision, you're cold and you can now see by the bit of moonlight each other as you groan from the ground wondering what happened.

Everyone is confused by the sudden breeze and everyone realizes they're only in their underwear. The sound of nature is around everyone as they realize they're in a corn field meaning they're well outside of town. Will comes to the greatest shock of the night... he can't find his phone and his watch says it's eight minutes past midnight.

Ted's accusations to Donny having him standing on standing on wobbly legs although Donny lets him know he had no part in it and opts to just lay there to alleviate the swimming in his head.

Ronny checks for injuries and recent scarring but finds nothing new. On the wind he hears something no close by since they're between rows of corn stalks.

Mikey tries to get a handle on the situation as well and looks around trying to backtrack on how they got here considering things were pretty foggy but 'lets strip down to only our underwear' or 'let go into a cornfield' weren't things he remembered anyone suggesting.

Chester still confused bears the brunt of the situation's roughest hardship, unlike everyone else he ended up with dirt in his butt crack plus he's pretty sure there's some kind of insect on the ground crawling through the dirt. He gets grossed out about the sensation of a earthworm crawling against him.

Will has a breakdown for the most part since his life line to his family is gone. Will was very much alive and cursing for the first time and pronouncing every letter.