Synopsis
Remember those old T&A comedies about a bunch of fun-loving stewardesses or waitresses or candy stripers where the girls all giggled and got naked and the boys didn't? Well, now it's the guys' turn to grin and bare it! Five rowdy screw-ups get a heavenly summer job at a resort hotel with the boss from hell!
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