First, the synopsis of "The Gods Will Go Crazy":

On the vast African continent, modern civilization and primitive society coexist harmoniously. In the hinterland of kalahari desert, 6000 kilometers away from the modern metropolis, there are Bushmen who are still unaffected by foreign civilization. They slash and burn, hunt crops and live a quiet life without competition and fear of nature. One day, a modern civilized coke bottle disrupted their unchanging days. Base (n! xau？ Taking it back to the tribe, people were amazed at the perfect structure and various uses of the coke bottle and thought it was a gift from God. But excitement was quickly replaced by other emotions, and people accustomed to equality and common rights began to want to take the bottle for themselves, and contradictions quietly emerged. Kee didn't want to see people fighting, so he decided to return the coke bottle to God, just to restore a peaceful and happy life ... (There is a second movie to watch).

II. Brief introduction of lock, butt stock and two smoking barrels:

Eddie (Nick Moran) is quick-witted and good at playing cards. With the support of three friends, Eddie took part in the high gambling of the underworld with huge sums of money. He didn't want to fall into the trap and owed 500,000 gambling debts. In order to pay off the gambling debts, Eddie and his friends racked their brains and finally figured out a way for a group of drug dealers to buy two old-fashioned pipes for robbery.

I don't want these restless drug dealers to worry about their drug suppliers' money and rob them that day. After drug dealers tried to get neatly ironed money from drug suppliers, Eddie and them were lucky to enjoy the success. But they don't know that there are more powerful people involved in this seemingly simple robbery. The two tobacco bags in their hands also hide many stories.

Can they escape in the whirlpool of ignorance and recklessness? The accidental events repeated in jokes are interspersed with the bitter humor of small people and big people.