A man takes off his clothes to take a bath filled with perfume, which ultimately gets filled with tonic. We only see him get shirtless, see him in the bath and then covered with a towel. The towel then falls off, but we only see his legs, before it reappears on him.

One segment in a private club shows an escort dancing before a crowd of woman and pulling down his shorts in an extreme close up, giving us a partial view of his thongs. The sequence continues, wherein one dancer strips off their shirt and a trio strip off their pants.

Three men, disguised as statues, urinate on a man in a bathtub. Played for laughs.

In the same scene, he also unintentionally feels up one of the statues before he realizes what's happening and covers himself with a towel. The towel is then pulled off and implicitly runs naked past a few bystanders, but then is seen with leaves covering his crotch. No nudity.

Comic violence and slapstick are about all that there is, since the film is lighthearted: one scene in a prison cell involves a character being beaten and shoved, resulting in him walking out with a black eye. Another involves a glass table frame being smashed over a person.

Mild profanities include shit, damn, hell, ass, bitch and bastard.

Some drinking and smoking with one comical moment of drunkenness.

A scene involves one character spiking glasses with sedatives.

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