Lily’s answering machine says: "I have this or that. I'll call you when I finish with this and that." And her daughter Rachel gets time somewhere in the same interval. Not surprisingly, Rachel gets out of hand and tries to live her life by herself. When asked how old she is, she replies, "It is possible." But she's only 17. Lily decides to take Rachel from San Francisco full of temptations to her mother to Georgia, in the wilderness, in Idaho for summer. And Georgia has her own rules: ace is the lowest card, or if mouth is defiled by a dirty word, it is necessary to eat soap... But will there be enough soap in a quiet Mormon town for such a girl like Rachel?