There comes a moment in everyone's lives where they are under a moment of stress, whether the person breaks down or the situation becomes too critical for them to handle. The intensity of this moment of stress varies from individual to individual but most individuals reach their breaking point, which is the relative term for a certain level of stress. Everybody has potential to reach their breaking point in life just like eight best friends, which our story is about.

Eight best friends, all of which have been closer than most siblings their entire lives, have been pushed to their limit. But they haven't been pushed to their limits with each other but rather with their parents instead. So, after a meeting among them all and all of them deciding that they want their freedom, they came to the decision that they were going to move out of their parents homes and move into a rather luxurious apartment complex in New York City. Which is an apartment that they all can barely afford. Few of them might be rooming together while one or two might be rooming alone but they all think that nothing can possibly go wrong in their lives now. But will they learn that they aren't the best of friends at all? Can they really live in The Big Apple without their parents? Maybe they will even figure out that they just aren't cut out for living on their own, or in New York City, especially shortly after graduating high school.

They think that they've reached their breaking point with parents, what will happen between these best friends if they've been pushed to their boundaries with each other? Will the rollercoaster known as The Big Apple be too much for their years of friendship?