Two boys, Jeffy and Junior, are tricked into buying "tricks" for an adult, which is against the law. They are arrested and put on trial, where they are found guilty and sentenced to 30 days in prison. In prison, they try to escape multiple times but are thwarted by the guards and their cellmates. Junior is eventually separated from Jeffy, but Jeffy gets a new cellmate named Bubbles, who is part of a gang and tries to initiate Jeffy into the gang. However, just as Jeffy is about to get a face tattoo, the judge calls to inform the prison that Jeffy is free to go due to a technicality - the "tricks" he bought were "family size," which can be consumed by adults.
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1. Jeffy and Junior are at a playground.
2. Jeffy is instructed to go down a slide, but he physically cannot.
3. A stranger asks Jeffy and Junior to buy him some tricks at a store.
4. Jeffy and Junior agree, and the stranger promises to let them keep the change.
5. The stranger is arrested for receiving tricks from minors.
6. Jeffy and Junior are taken to court and charged with supplying tricks to an adult.
7. The judge finds them guilty and sentences them to 30 days in prison.
8. Jeffy and Junior are taken to prison and meet their cellmates, Face Eater and Mr. Winkle.
9. Face Eater tries to eat Jeffy's face, and Mr. Winkle is revealed to be a child molester.
10. Jeffy and Junior try to escape from prison using a makeshift tool.
11. They successfully retrieve the keys to their cell, but their plan is foiled by the guard.
12. Jeffy is separated from Junior and given a new cellmate, Bubbles.
13. Bubbles is the leader of a prison gang and initiates Jeffy into the gang.
14. Jeffy gets a tattoo of the word "paradise" on his forehead.
15. The judge calls the prison and informs them that Jeffy is free to go due to a technicality.
16. Jeffy is released from prison, and his father is informed of the reason for his release.
17. The reason for Jeffy's release is that the tricks he bought were family-size, which can be eaten by adults, and the judge forgot to read him his Miranda rights.