We meet several extremely unique characters, each with unexpected interests. A hardcore punk rocker, who happens to love kittens and fragrant flowers. A sweet, old grandmother who happens to drive a loud, exhaust-belching hot rod. A native Samoan, who escaped the warmth of the tropics to become an ice sculptor. A fashionable soccer mom, who loves to get dirty and chop wood while her broad-shouldered husband (who looks like a lumberjack) prefers quiet time with the kids. And an extremely petite woman, who not only owns her own dog-walking business, but just happens to be strong enough to walk three enormous, powerful dogs, using one hand.

Despite their initial appearance, each character exudes a passion for their favorite things in life, no matter how unexpected. And they’re clearly confident in being themselves, despite what anyone might think — and despite their severe asthma.

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