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Too old to be a slacker, the Dude wiles away his days propped up in his tiny abode, knocking back White Russians and getting in the right frame of mind for his next bowling-league tournament. He's not exactly active and is greatly befuddled and upset when two brigands break in, mistaking him for some big-shot named Lebowski and leave a foul warning on one of his rugs. It's the sort of occurrence that inspires the Dude to action. He seeks out Lebowski -- a wheelchair-bound and bitter rich guy -- trying to get restitution for his rug. Not surprisingly, Lebowski has little patience for the spaced-out Dude, but coincidentally, Lebowski's trophy wife has disappeared and he receives a ransom note. He enlists the Dude to make the drop; there's 20 grand in it for him. It's a very straightforward assignment which the Dude endeavors to fulfill. However, the Dude's utter lack of ambition troubles his bowling buddy - a paranoid Vietnam vet with a talent for misreading situations. Naturally, they screw things up, and all sorts of berserkos are now on their tail. Worse, the bowling is not going well.
