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Gary and Diane Loomis are tired of the present. The food is worse, the music is soulless, and the only thing growing faster than corporate profits is their existential dread. So when Gary-a disgruntled engineer whose best inventions keep getting shelved by his greedy employers- builds a time machine in their garage, they see an opportunity: one last taste of the '80s and '90s golden age. Armed with duct tape, and a burning desire to relive the glory days of cheap burgers and decent music, the Gen X couple jumps headfirst into the past. But between dodging Stasi agents in East Berlin, outrunning Hawaiian-shirted time cops, and accidentally breaking history, they discover the hard way that nostalgia has a expiration date-and it's highly explosive. But when their snack-fueled nostalgia trip becomes a battle for the timeline itself, they are the only ones who can change things before the future eats itself for good. Now, with the help of a rogue time-hopping hippie and a group of alien tourists who really just wanted to see Woodstock, Gary and Diane must outsmart their past selves, fix the timeline, and maybe-just maybe-bring back fried apple pies before capitalism ruins those too. ""A hilarious, heartfelt love letter to Gen X-with enough time paradoxes to give Doc Brown an aneurysm.""

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