THEY SURVIVED THE COLD WAR. BUT CAN THEY SURVIVE A "SMART" TOASTER?It's 1987, and the capital city of Monty is a neon-soaked victory lap of acid-wash denim and synth-pop. But the President has a nagging suspicion that the party won't last forever.To save the future, he's sending a reconnaissance mission to the year 2026. The goal? See if the world is a techno-utopia or a total dumpster fire. The problem? The "specialists" he's sending are anything but.The Crew: Daphne Mutton: A ruthless reporter who'd sell her soul for a front-page scoop Jeremy Reed: A cynical eleventh-grader whose primary skills include shaking down freshmen for lunch money and being professionally bored.Dwayne Phillips: A drifter who didn't actually volunteer-he just followed the scent of free cocktail weiners into a top-secret temporal rift.Propelled forty years past their sell-by date, this trio of 80s relics is dropped into a world of $9 lattes, confusing pronouns, and people who film their lunch instead of eating it.With no payphones in sight and their "rad" logic failing them at every turn, they have four weeks to infiltrate 2026 and report back. Between dodging viral "cancel culture," navigating the nightmare of a self-checkout lane, and trying to find a battery for a Walkman in a wireless world, they realize the future isn't just different-it's dangerous.Can three people who still think "The Breakfast Club" is the peak of human achievement save a future they don't even understand? Or will they get "canceled" before they can even find the "any" key?