Boys Will Be Boys And Boys Will Get What Boys Deserve

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OK. Guy with acquired class along with hot girl enters Ritz Carlton pool. Guy with born and bred class approaches and the one up-manship begins. Both men devolve, as many men do where a beautiful woman is concerned, into classless buffoons. In the end, the right one wins.

It’s the next “film” in a series from the Ritz Carlton and American Express.

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