The starts with our hero John in a relationship that only Dr.
Kevorkian could help. What started as an inter-office romance
with his domineering co-worker, Irene, has now cooled to something
similar to marital apathy.
 
Immersed in online chat rooms, he runs afoul of a menacing computer
hacker called Mongo who is out to make his life miserable, online
and off. Once John finds that Mongo has hacked into and defaced
his company's website, he gets his perpetually plugged-in buddy,
Geoff, to help track him down.
 
Unfortunately for John, Irene has a videotape fetish
that ends up displaying some revealing moments of her infidelity
at an after-hours party. John finds himself single, the recipient
of much typical advice on where to find a new partner. After trying
to make contact in nightclubs, personal ads and expensive computer
dating services, our hero treks off into cyberspace in search
of a new soulmate.
 
He soon learns that when it comes to online encounters, what you
see is not what you get. However, neither philandering co-workers,
menacing car mechanics nor hidden webcams can stop his search.
 
Will our hero get shit-canned
from work because of a cache of pornography that ends up as his
screen saver? (Of course not, this is a comedy.) Will he get sucked
back into his previous relationship to endure the same ol' crap
again? (Gee, that would really suck in a movie...wouldn't it?)
Certainly there's someone just right for our intrepid hero
in cyberspace! (What did you think? A sad ending for once? Naaaaah!)