Nick Neller is the chief spokesperson of the Tobacco Research Association, but in fact, he is in charge of endorsing the tobacco industry tycoons, the true sponsors of the Tobacco Research Association, helping them make greater profits. Nick’s only work purpose and focus is to keep talking about persuading others to smoke, persuading all kinds of public welfare, health, government organizations and individuals that oppose smoking and try to block the profits of the tobacco industry. The point of view he wants to express and the position he insists on is: "We must put all kinds of pros and cons before people, but in the end we feel that whether it is harmful and whether to smoke should be a personal choice, and other people should not interfere."
Nick has two close friends in life. They are Polly who speaks for the alcoholic beverage industry and Bobby who speaks for the gun industry. Although the endorsements of products are different, they are both "life-damaging" things. So they The self-proclaimed M.·.D. trio (arms manufacturers), gather together every weekend, eat junk food in the restaurant, while exchanging eccentricities at work, and at the same time make suggestions and exchange ideas with each other. How to deal with the encirclement of scientists, doctors and social workers.
In order to fight a group of fanatical advocates of healthy life and an opportunist who is a senator united to want to print a skull on cigarette boxes, Nick began his public relations offensive. He began to participate in various talk shows, and attracted a Hollywood super agent to promote tobacco culture through film works. All kinds of skills have made Nick famous, and he has also attracted the attention of tobacco industry giants and Washington Daily reporters. In fact, although the senators who support the smoking ban sang on the stage with tobacco merchants, they are actually hypocrites. The desks are filled with all kinds of famous wines and large cheese advertisements are hung on the walls behind them. These products are by no means healthy but It is his sponsor. He opposes smoking and supports the printing of the skull and crossbones logo on the cigarette box just to win votes. Characters representing the interests of various classes and groups have appeared on the stage, launching a battle for commercial profits. But at this time, Nick, the core of the war, began to worry about how his actions would affect his son Joey.
