There is no nudity, and all the sex is either talked about or implied.

Several of the guys are would-be prostitutes, and at least one is somewhat successful as either a straight or gay-for-pay hustler.

One of the guys is picked up by a newly married woman.

A male prostitute and a female prostitute accidentally pick each other up.

There is an obligatory younger guy/older woman love scene, but it fades out as soon as they lie back on the bed fully clothed.

One of the guys is picked up by a couple of girls and makes a roll of money.

The kids get a lot of their stuff by stealing it. (The young guys in this movie appear to be a mix of ages from early to late teens.)

The mother-figure to the guys is a former stripper and prostitute who is in an abusive relationship with a cop. She has a black eye in her first scene. She tells about surviving a murder attempt.

A man roughs up one of the guys and a woman, throwing the guy through a plate glass window. We see him with lacerations on his face and chest.

There is an obligatory car chase.

One guy threatens another with a gun. There is a gun-fight in a dark room. A guy leaves a bloody hand print on a light pole. He collapses and bleeds to death. There's lots of blood on him and a survivor who wears his bloody clothes all the next day.

The F-word is used about 119 times. The S-word is used about sixty-six times. (Exact word counts are impossible in this movie.) There are other vulgar and profane expressions as well.

The guys and their girlfriends drink and smoke cigarettes and marijuana.

A major element in the plot involves guys holding drugs for another guy.