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Trailer:

[Scene opens to the gritty streets of Queens, where the neon lights of a dimly lit bar flicker in the background. A text message notification appears on BigGuy's phone.]

Text Message:
Rob: Wanna work at my bar tonight? 10 pm to close. I know it's last minute.

[Cut to BigGuy, a weathered yet charismatic man in his late 40s, contemplating the message. His eyes reveal a past filled with wild nights and tough decisions.]

BigGuy:
Rob, I haven't worked in a bar in almost 6 years. I'm finished. I'm almost 50 years old LOL.

[Cut to a montage of BigGuy reminiscing about his glory days as a bouncer, throwing rowdy patrons out with ease, and enjoying the vibrant nightlife.]

Rob:
50 is not old.

BigGuy:
It is for bouncing. I am not strong anymore. Guys who are 50 and still bouncing are mostly bums on roids who have no other options and can't hang it up. I'm done.

[The screen fades to black, and suspenseful music begins as BigGuy struggles with the decision. The following scenes showcase his internal conflict, the desire to return to his true calling.]

Voiceover:
Sometimes, the past calls you back, and the echoes of your true calling refuse to be silenced.

[Cuts to BigGuy hitting the gym, determined to regain his strength. The training montage is accompanied by a motivational soundtrack.]

[As BigGuy walks into the bar, the atmosphere changes. The patrons sense a familiar energy, and the night takes an unexpected turn.]

[Fast-paced scenes of BigGuy handling unruly customers with a newfound wisdom and finesse. The crowd cheers as he takes control of the situation.]

Voiceover:
Age is just a number, and sometimes, a legend rises from the shadows.

[The trailer concludes with a shot of BigGuy, a triumphant smile on his face, and the words "Big Guy from Queens – Back in Business" flashing across the screen.]

Coming Soon to Theaters.

A change is as good as a holiday OP. I just changed careers recently as well, told everyone to go fuck themselves and am now doing something I enjoy.

At 58 I overhead pressed 300 lbs on a hammer strength machine.

My wind was shit though

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I have a rule- no calling me when I'm off the clock unless I get 'call me when off the clock pay'

yeah man, stand your ground and say no. but theres no fault in showing up anyways and having a few drinks, just to make the bouncers job easier through your mere massive presence.

maybe the patron will donate you a few beers for it...