Trinity, Kenya, and Wish are 3 best friends struggling to stay positive as they deal with their positions in life. Each one of them has their own set of hardships and challenges to face, and they're doing their best to find the right way to overcome them. The one common factor between them is their need for money, but what they must ask themselves is - will their love for it be their downfall? Trinity is tired of spinning around the pole every night for singles and 5's that barely pay her bills and place food on the table. She longs for the luxurious life that she sees the more established girls living, with the ballers coming through and dropping rack after rack on them. The difference is, those girls are willing to work for every buck that is spent, going out of their way to give the hustlers everything they ask for and more. Can Trinity get with the program and learn the tricks of the trade? Kenya bartends at night to help pay for her education as she goes to school for nursing during the day. She's doing her best to keep her head in the game and stay strong, but with each passing day, she grows increasingly exhausted with her hectic life. To top it off, her mother has fallen ill and it's starting to look more and more like Kenya may have to quit school and get a full time job to support her medical expenses. How long can Kenya handle all this pressure without losing it? Wish is a massage therapist that at one point adored her job until her boss forced her to start partaking in unethical activity with their clients. She thought the "happy endings" that she had no choice but to supply would only be temporary, but the influx of cash she was bringing her boss with them, caused him to make it permanent. She wants to leave and work for someone else, but with the threat of being blackballed dangling over her head, the only option at the moment is to stay. Will Wish be able to find a way out of this without neglecting the little bit of dignity she has left?