In an Upper West Side apartment, a routine donor meeting between longtime patron Greta and young ACLU representative Tanner takes an increasingly contentious turn. Greta has spent years supporting causes that reflect her politics and identity, while Tanner arrives seeking her continued financial support.

As the two debate their beliefs, their shared political ground begins to fracture, revealing generational, cultural, and personal differences. Mathew Freeman’s play examines money, morality, and the tensions that can emerge between people who believe they are working toward the same goals.