Freddy and Chloe will try anything once, especially if it's about getting it on. So, when their friend and the Professor of Sexology at a prominent Texas university explains how proving same-sex attraction is not only a genetic trait, it's an epigenetic trait. That means, some stimuli may cause otherwise heterosexual people to experience homosexual feelings. Freddy and Chloe are eager to help discover women who would also like discover how much they enjoy Freddy and Chloe. But to find bi-curious women in a friendly city such as San Francisco is brain-dead simple. For a challenge, Professor Sam sends them to a conservative city with many people who don't even support gays and lesbians. Let alone want to discover they have buried the same feelings inside themselves. But on a running trail, Freddy meets up with marketing major who, after a quick bout with Freddy behind a large rock, supplies the solution to meeting such women. Soon they are running an ad in the Salt Lake City alternative freebie newspaper, and attract twenty women to a scientific study on sexual orientation. In the end, both Freddy and Chloe document the existence of powerful same sex attraction and activities among some Salt Lake City women.