Introducing Steve Piasecki - the main character in Dead Stripper - aspiring mystery writer moonlighting as an Uber driver - his riders keep thrusting him into the midst of murder mysteries - then like Jessica Fletcher in Murder, She Wrote, he beats the cops to catching the killer.

Uber driver Steve Piasecki picks up a stripper at Babes in Toyland topless club just after a bouncer twisted her wrist when she rejected his sexual advances - then Steve transports her home and learns a lot - about a lot.

Introducing Jess in her Main Line condo talking on the phone to Margo – Jess has been drinking wine all day because she just got fired from a lucrative job without warning – and she’s commiserating with Margo because she reached out to her boyfriend all day for moral support – but he ignored her.

Steve pulls away from the stripper’s apartment building and gets a request to pick up his next ride. It turns out being Jess. She decided to spend the night at her parents' home and called Uber. But Jess and Steve wind up having drinks at the Black Horse Tavern.

We pick it up with Steve getting back to his apartment around 4:30 the next morning. He goes inside, gets online to check on his latest story submission – and gets kicked in the nuts.

We’ll join Jess and Margo at Happy Hour at The Grog in Bryn Mawr – and a crazy idea – we’ll drop into the Babes in Toyland strip club – and then we’ll venture out to Media Station apartments and find a dead body.

We pick up the story the next morning at Steve’s apartment – My Friend drops in to bullshit – he hears about Steve’s adventure from the night before with the stripper and with Jess – and My Friend soon comes to the conclusion that Steve’s the reincarnation of Sigmund Freud.

We step inside a meeting at C.I.D. headquarters inside the courthouse in Media – we find out that the Sinaloa drug cartel is using Uber drivers to distribute Fentanyl in Delaware County – and then a pair of detectives go to Babes in Toyland to begin investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of the dead stripper.