How does the inexperienced author reconcile the gap between reality and fiction in his new reality show, "Hot Guy Bangs the Granny?" For example, when the title character, a thirty-something, outgoing, successful New York City businessman, goes out with a sexy blonde to a restaurant, he expected a scenario in which he would enjoy unlimited sex without enduring the consequences. In reality, the reality TV personality (and the reality) are so much more complex than that: he faces a crisis of identity after he "borrows" the woman's money to pay for the evening, he must navigate a difficult course back to his sense of self-worth following his brush-up with reality TV starlets, and he must work through the complicated dynamics of a crumbling marriage to reconnect with his own self-esteem. So how do you follow the rules in "Hot Guy Bangs the Granny?".