One turn leads to another as husband and wife, two hitmen, sports rivals, friends with mid-life crises, twins who don’t see eye-to-eye, pandemic refugees, people living on the edge – all of humanity, hurtin’ and uncertain is on its way somewhere – under the guidance of this or that GPS who’s been around the block a few times and thinks she knows the way of things. The play is composed of several vignettes where a Global Positioning System, or GPS, becomes anthropomorphized and insists on having power and inclusion in not only directing the car’s path but also the car’s occupants in their personal and intimate life choices.