Write a script treatment using the movie better off dead where Johnny Gasparini's daughter is tormented for by Lane and Monique's really dumb, but funny, triplets for an unpaid door dash tip.
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Title: Better Off Unpaid

Genre: Comedy

Logline: When Lane Meyer and Monique's triplets inadvertently stiff Johnny Gasparini's daughter on a DoorDash tip, chaos ensues as the triplets become entangled in a series of hilarious misadventures trying to make amends and escape Johnny's wrath.

Act 1:

We open with Lane Meyer and Monique enjoying a cozy evening at home with their mischievous triplets—Bob, Bill, and Bert. As they order food through DoorDash, the triplets playfully argue over who gets to answer the door when the delivery arrives.

Meanwhile, across town, Johnny Gasparini, a notorious mobster, is having dinner with his daughter, Gina. When the DoorDash delivery finally arrives, the triplets excitedly greet the delivery person but accidentally forget to tip them, leaving Gina fuming.

Act 2:

The next day, Lane and Monique receive a threatening visit from Johnny Gasparini's goons, demanding payment for the unpaid tip. Terrified, Lane and Monique enlist the help of their triplets to come up with a plan to make things right.

The triplets, being both dim-witted and mischievous, concoct a series of harebrained schemes to raise money for the tip. From a lemonade stand gone wrong to a disastrous attempt at busking on the streets, their efforts only seem to worsen the situation.

Meanwhile, Gina, still seething over the lack of a tip, begins to exact her own revenge on the triplets, leading to a hilarious game of cat and mouse across town.

Act 3:

As the chaos escalates, Lane and Monique realize they must confront Johnny Gasparini directly to resolve the situation. In a tense and comically absurd showdown, they plead for forgiveness and offer to make amends.

To their surprise, Johnny is touched by their sincerity and humorously agrees to let bygones be bygones. Gina, too, is won over by the triplets' antics and begrudgingly accepts their apology.

In the end, Lane, Monique, and the triplets learn the importance of kindness and generosity, even in the face of absurdity and danger. As they sit down to a family dinner, they reflect on their wild adventure and toast to being "better off unpaid."

Fade Out.

In "Better Off Unpaid," comedy ensues as Lane, Monique, and their triplets navigate a series of hilarious mishaps while trying to right a wrong and avoid the wrath of a mobster's daughter. With a mix of slapstick humor, witty dialogue, and heartwarming moments, this film promises to entertain audiences of all ages.