Doug wants to marshal goodness into the world one HR initiative at a time, but must impress in the corporate manosphere to try and secure a big promotion.
Celine is nearing the final act of her dance career - and her means of supporting her young autistic daughter.
When they meet at an old-school slot machine in Vegas, she's broke and one injury away from quitting the Strip's least refined cowgirl cabaret; he's a married, emotionally constipated HR manager grappling with his masculinity and trying a little too hard to be 'sex positive'.
Seeking refuge between conference events and dance rehearsals, they keep crossing paths, pulled towards one another for reasons neither can understand - changing the course of their lives in profound and irreversible ways.
Does what happens in Vegas really stay in Vegas? To Nora Ephron's age-old question: can men and women really be friends?