All songs written by Dave Paulson (The Privates, NORM). Co-produced and engineered by Jordan Lehning (Andrew Combs, Joshua Hedley) at his East Nashville studio, The Duck.
Drums, percussion and cover art: Sam Smith
String arrangement, cello and violin: Larissa Maestro
Violin and viola: Avery Bright
Mixed by Jordan Lehning
Mastered by John Baldwin
Special thanks to Michael Eades at YK Records
Love to all of my Pledgemusic backers
Extra special thanks to the elite Pledgemusic Junior Producers: John Huff, Carrie Thomas, E.G. Cameron, Matt Bell, Ashley Spurgeon, Dylan Allen, Alan Pendergrass, Alexis Paulson, Amy Kurland, Balz Biellmann, Scott Bartley, Mark Wukas, George Van Geem, Denis Deck, Rafael Cevallos, Remo Williams, Ken Paulson, Jonathan Rogers, Andrew Mischke and Josh Watson

Tommy returns from college to his hometown, ready to prove he’s not a screw-up as he takes a prominent role at his father’s company

Tommy’s old schoolmate, Richard, who also works at the company, resents the obvious nepotism at play in Tommy’s hiring, as well as Tommy’s effortless rapport with other employees. In the second half, Tommy explains how his mother’s death set him adrift in his teenage years and into college

Tommy’s father suddenly dies during his own wedding reception, and Tommy has to reconsider his future at the company now without his father at his side. He decides to do his best to fill his dad’s shoes.

Tommy and Richard hit the road to try to sell enough brake pads to save the company, and have to stay optimistic through numerous rejections

An instrumental designed to score the long, mind-numbing drives Richard and Tommy take through the midwest

Tommy and Richard are at their wits’ end and come to blows. After their fight, they decide to keep driving

Tommy has a breakthrough. He finds his own bizarre way to connect with clients, and Tommy and Richard become more confident as they start making sales. They also start to suspect Tommy’s new mother-in-law and brother-in-law are planning to oust Tommy and sell the company

Tommy and Richard make one last desperate attempt to save the company and — SPOILER ALERT — they succeed! They also bust Tommy’s in-laws.

Tommy reflects on his journey, tells his dad he’s found love, and decides that there’s no better place in the world for him than Sandusky, Ohio.