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- [somber music plays]

- [indistinct chatter]

- [copier whirring]

- [crying in distance]

- [keyboard banging]

- [upbeat music plays]

♪ I found love

♪ Didn't even know I needed it

♪ But I found love

♪ Never even crossed my mind

♪ I found love

♪ Had a garden, never weeded it ♪

♪ But I found love

♪ Took an apple just in time

♪ I found love in the fall ♪

- Dogs are disgusting creatures.

They smell, their mouths are too wet,

and they constantly demand your attention

like dumb, slutty babies.

People think they're cute when really they're just overbred

mutants too stupid to beg for death.

They turn people into complete idiots.

- [in slow-motion] There's a dog?

- ♪ I found love in this world ♪

♪ And my heartstrings just unfurled ♪

♪ I found love in the spring

- [in slow-motion] I'm your mommy.

- ♪

♪♪

- [keyboard banging]

- My exclamation point key broke.

That feels like a metaphor.

- It'll never get fixed.

I submitted a work ticket to get my chair fixed three months ago.

- Lloyd gets to things eventually.

- Lloyd should be fired, and you know it.

The only reason you're defending him is because of that damn dog.

- [gasps] Edie!

- You fucking motherfucking fuck.

- Does Edie want some granola?

- Do not feed it.

It'll associate this office with food.

- She's a she.

And her name is Edie.

Isn't that right, Edie?

You're all girl.

And I'm your mommy.

- If the apocalypse came, you'd eat that dog in a second.

- Well, then we'd eat Pebbles, too.

- No, we would not.

I'd kill us both, and she'd eat our bodies,

and we'd live inside of Pebbles forever.

- I'm not going inside Pebbles.

- You're getting in there.

- G...

O-O-D.

Where is that exclamation point?

- Hey, Lloyd.

I believe this is your mongrel.

- Oh, Edie.

Did you go a-wandering again?

- Lloyd, you know dogs aren't allowed in the office.

- Yeah, well, she's a little outlaw.

Aren't you a little outlaw? - Urgh!

- Yeah, we gonna put you in the puppy jail.

- Also, I wanted to check on the status of my chair.

I put in a ticket.

- Uh, okay, did you put in a ticket?

- Yes. I've actually put in eight tickets.

- Mm. They must have canceled each other out.

The system doesn't like it

when you send it more than one ticket.

- It's been three months.

I have a bad back.

I'm suffering, Lloyd.

- Listen, I am on your side.

But it's just--ugh--I gotta do the tickets in order.

- What ticket are you working on right now?

- The fax machine is broken, so I contacted the fax company.

And now I am waiting for them to fax me back.

- They can't fax you back,

because the fax machine is broken.

- I know.

It is frustrating.

- Now he's fixated on the stupid fax machine while that

untamed beast floods the office with its slobber.

He needs to be fired ASAP.

- Ah, Jake, one thing you're gonna learn as an executive

is that you don't get to fire everyone you want.

- It's true.

If John and I got to fire everyone we wanted,

you wouldn't be standing here right now.

- Lloyd's been at Hampton DeVille for--

what--20 years?

I mean, the employment contracts back then were ironclad.

- Luckily, we've since fixed those errors.

New employee contracts are at will,

meaning recent hires, like Matt,

we can fire at any time for any reason.

- Matt is chum. - More like chum bait.

- He's the chum we use to catch the chum.

- In the food chain of chum, he's like not even food.

- Sub-chum. He's like the chum's turd

that just floats to the bottom of the sea.

- That doesn't change the fact that Lloyd sucks at his job.

- If you can gather a body of evidence of Lloyd

causing egregious harm to the company,

we'll fire him.

But, you're gonna need a lot more than a cute doggy

wandering into your office.

- [gasps] Speak of the doggy devil.

- Who's my little cutie?

- You're my little cutie, aren't you?

- No, you're my little cutie. Say it!

- [dog whimpers]

- And now he's fixated on a stupid fax machine

while that untamed beast floods the office with its slobber.

He needs to be fired ASAP.

- What the hell?

Somebody keeps stealing all the pinkies.

Pinkies are everyone's favorite.

Whoever did this is a criminal.

And not a criminal born from a broken system.

Someone who is pure evil.

Born a devil.

- Grace, help me get Lloyd fired.

- No!

Firing someone feels awful.

The only reason I would fire someone is if they did

something monstrous and unforgivable.

Like picking out the pinkies.

Worthless!

- MATT: Hey. Oooh.

[gasps] Edie came back.

- Is that oven-roasted turkey?

- Yeah.

- Out! - [dog whimpers]

- You know, ever since my exclamation point broke,

I realized how much I overuse it in emails.

I used to add it to almost every sentence.

I feel like I sound like:

[yelling]

- And yet you love dogs,

the exclamation point of animals.

- Listen to this email and tell me if it sounds okay

without exclamation points.

- You just used periods? - MATT: Yeah.

- Should be fine.

- [in stern tone] "I have attached the docs you asked for.

"I sent them last week.

"I guess they got lost in your inbox.

"Anyway, let me know if there's anything else

you need help with. Thanks."

- Did you get Matt's email?

- This is an attack.

- It's assault and battery. - It's both.

Should we confront him? - No.

He's the one with the problem, he needs to fix it.

- Because that email was truly twisted.

- Did it also seem--I know this sounds a little crazy,

but-- - Racist.

Yeah, 1,000%.

There's a racist in our midst. - He's so racist.

- ♪

- [sighs]

You want a pinkie?

And for Edie 'cause she's a good girl.

[indistinct mumbling]

Mwah, mwah, mwah.

- ♪

- [whistling]

- ♪

- [sighs]

- [angelic music plays]

- Ow.

- Where did you get this?

- I'll give you one guess.

- Fred. - It's Lloyd.

He's been stockpiling them in his desk.

- ♪

- I sentence him to death.

- This email is an act of terrorism.

- This is emasculating.

It reminds me of talking to my auto mechanic.

- Matt's clearly not in his right mind.

- It might as well say, subject line: "Fuck off."

Body: "And die."

- Alright, I'm just gonna shoot him a levelheaded response

and see if he comes to his senses.

- Yeah. - [sighs]

"Hey, Matt." - Good.

- "Let us know if you're okay with helping us with

the presentation next week." - JOHN: Yes.

- "Please let us know if you have any questions."

- Yep. - "Thanks."

- Exclamation point. - Of course.

- "Best, Kate." - JOHN: [sighs]

- Let's just take a few minutes to calm down

and see if he responds. - Yeah, God.

And by the way, you are such a good writer.

Anytime you send me an email, I can't wait to click on it.

- Really?

Because sometimes I feel like I use too many commas.

- No, no, no.

I always appreciate the pause.

It's a moment to breathe.

But-- - [computer beeps]

- ♪

- What the fuck?

- He's replying way too fast.

- He just basically took a big, old shit in our inbox.

- He just slapped us

across the face with a hot fish.

- My new thing is I just respond to emails right away.

And I've stripped out all the niceties

that just waste time.

I feel like I've finally gotten good at my job.

- [crash]

- Great job, Matt.

Good for you, buddy.

- You ready to nail this [bleep]

dog-loving [bleep] looking piece of shit?

- ♪

- [dog barks]

- So, how long has the light been a hazard like this?

- Well, my daughter turns two in January.

So...

four years.

- And you submitted a ticket?

- Yep.

Lloyd just hasn't gotten around to it yet.

- Why are you covering for him?

- You a dog lover?

- You like doggies?

- ♪

- [dog barks]

- All you need to do is sign this formal complaint

against Lloyd.

- He's deadweight in the office, and you know it.

- All you're doing is making this hard on yourself.

And I'm gonna crack you open like an Easter egg.

- You should listen to her. She's fucked up, man.

- ♪

- [pot shatters] - [camera clicks]

- Anybody asked, you didn't see shit, Perry!

I know some fucked up people, and I'm one of them.

And you don't wanna meet up!

Perry's cool. He won't say shit.

- Uh, these dog treats?

- No.

Those are for me.

- Well, why don't you have one then?

- No, thank you. I'm not hungry.

- Here we go.

- Open up.

You've been a bad girl.

You deserve a treat. Eat it! - No!

- Eat it!

Eat it!

- Okay, so to summarize,

Hampton DeVille Toys' top earner,

Skankz dolls, is facing a boycott led by one

of the nation's most powerful and litigious groups--

Moms Against Adolescent Horniness.

- So, they claim that the size of the Skankzs' breasts

are arousing children of all ages.

- Bottom line, kids are horned out of their mind.

- JOHN: Yes. - So, we've been going back and

forth with the toy division about possible solutions.

At first, we suggested adding areolae to make the toys

more anatomically correct.

But this just made children hornier.

- Horny as hell.

The children were borderline rabid.

So, we told the team to remove the areolae, but instead,

they have somehow tripled in size,

which was never the goal.

- At this point, communication with the toy division

has become toxic.

- I'd be happy to jump in as a liaison

to try to resolve this.

I'm a good communicator.

Plus, moms love me.

- MAN: [laughs]

- Okay, Mama's Boy.

You want it, you got it.

- I'm just happy to take something off your plate.

- Just don't forget that it's my plate, Matt.

My plate. - John's plate.

- That's Johnny's plate.

- Yeah, it's your plate. No problem.

- KATE: Uh. Ew. - JOHN: Ugh.

- As you can see, Lloyd violated common decency

by not washing his hands.

He then proceeded to the break room.

- Which brings us to Exhibit B for bagels.

These were perfectly edible bagels before

Lloyd put his grimy fingers on each and every one of them

before choosing to eat a doughnut instead.

We rest our case.

- Unfortunately, all this proves is that you've been spending

all your time doing this

and not your jobs. - Listen, guys,

no one is saying Lloyd's not terrible at his job.

He's a bad boy.

But if we fired him without a smoking gun,

then he'll sue us for reverse racism or--

- Upside-down ageism.

- And it will cost the company more money than if we just

let him keep working here.

- Even a literal smoking gun won't cut it.

Unless you can also provide a bleeding body.

- [chuckles] That's right. - [computer beeps]

- ♪

- We have a Code Red situation we need to deal with.

- Out!

- ♪

- "Just looping you in."

- Now he's accusing us of being out of the loop.

- There's gonna be a loop around his neck the way he's going.

- [growls] - [barks]

- Here's our smoking gun.

Ow!

- A piece of confetti? - It's LSD.

I've been keeping it in my freezer for eight years,

but I just haven't found a free day to have

a life-changing experience.

- Is this who we are now, Jake?

Dirty cops planting evidence

and force-feeding our coworkers dog treats?

- Don't you get soft on me now.

Society is crumbling because we give people like Lloyd

a pass and allow mediocrity to flourish.

Not firing him means more superhero movies,

more sitcoms about struggling comedians,

and more people who don't decide what they're gonna order

until they get to the cashier!

- Sometimes I wanna know what the cashier likes.

- Is this how you wanna live, Grace?

Eating yellows like evolutionary chum?

- The drugs alone might not do it.

If we're gonna get dirty, then let's get fucking filthy.

I confiscated these a while ago.

Hardcore drugs and soft-core porn--

a lethal combination.

- ♪

- Are these from the same person?

- Sexuality is fluid, Jake.

- Oh, right, I forgot.

- ♪

- [angelic music plays]

- ♪

- [dog panting]

- Oh, Edie.

You're not gonna be around much longer,

you little freak of nature.

You're a low-run wolf who isn't fit to sniff a cat's asshole.

And pinkies are for people.

- [dog barks]

- Ow! Ow!

Edie, my arm!

[yelling]

[groaning]

- [angelic music plays]

- Hampton DeVille took no action when Lloyd illegally

and continuously

brought his monstrous dog into the office.

And now his dog has attacked and severely wounded

a Jewish employee.

Which brings us to Exhibit B.

This time for blood.

- If you don't fire Lloyd,

I'll sue this company into the ground.

- Ah, now you're speaking our language.

- This bleeding wound is definitely something we can

work with. I love it. - KATE: Love it.

- Lloyd is chum.

Please, do not drip on the carpet.

- But it's Jewish blood. - Oh, it's Jewish blood.

It's a blessing then. Leave it.

- And so, what I've landed on--

and I think you're gonna like this--

is removable choose-your-own-size breasts.

The breast sizes will range from AA to DD.

We've also developed optional areolae stickers,

which will come in different shades and sizes,

and can be applied to the breasts if you choose.

Do you have any questions?

- With the removable breasts be included with the dolls?

- Good question. No.

They'll be sold separately,

which will just increase profit margins.

- Well, I guess you just have all the answers, Matt.

- Thanks, Kate.

Now, I hopped on the phone with a few moms.

Turns out, they still love me.

- MAN: [laughing]

- And they really seemed jazzed about this idea, so--

- I am at the end of my rope with him.

- He's really cut my goat.

He's tied it up with your rope,

and now he's at the end of it just a-yanking.

- It's complicated because,

technically, he's doing a good job.

- Well, technically, Hitler did a good job.

And we all know how complicated that got.

- Now, initially, we tried

putting the dolls in turtlenecks.

Now, unfortunately, testing showed that

that just made the dolls seem insecure,

which shot horniness levels through the roof.

You learn something new every day,

and that's what I learned last Tuesday.

Now on Wednesday what I learned was that

my mom had a husband before my dad,

and his name was Steve.

- You've been a bad boy, Lloyd.

You ate the forbidden fruit.

Now you shall be...cast into the valley of employment.

Bye-bye.

- Harsher, Grace.

I want this to hurt him personally.

- [sighs]

You fucked up, Lloyd!

You got greedy with the fucking pinkies.

[bleep] fired.

- Alright, we're getting somewhere.

- Should we reward ourselves?

- To justice being served.

- Some people are weak, and I say let 'em die.

[gagging]

- Mm. So good.

Are you choking?

I don't know CPR.

Um, I'm gonna Google it.

- [grunts]

- Uh, the Wi-Fi is being shitty.

- ♪

- I'm just gonna film this.

- [heartbeat pounding]

- GRACE: [muffled] Jake.

Don't make that face.

- [camera clicks]

- [heartbeat pounding]

- ♪ I found love

♪ Didn't even know I needed it ♪

♪ But I found love

♪ Never even crossed my mind ♪

- You gotta be careful with those pinkies.

I get it though.

They're the best ones.

Take it easy.

- It's not CPR. It's the Heimlich.

- Oh yeah.

I don't know how to do that one either.

- Fuck you, Matt!

You fucking emotional terrorist!

You're fired!

And I hope your father gets something incurable.

- KATE: Harsher, John.

I want this to hurt him personally.

- [heavy breathing]

- You can't fire Lloyd.

- Why not?

- Long story, but he saved my life.

And now you can't fire him.

- We already started the paperwork.

- Are you sure?

- [heavy breathing]

Uh, nah.

Go ahead and fire him.

Thanks, guys.

Wow. Life is wild.

- Mm, how 'bout "your mom's a harlot"?

- JOHN: That's nice.

Like an old-timey whore.

- Come on, pinkies.

Where's mama's pinkies?

- ♪

- Devil!

- I'm sad Lloyd's gone.

I miss Edie.

- She attacked Jake.

- Hey, I'm on Edie's side.

I guess I could take his keyboard.

- You say, "Matt." I'll say, "You're."

And then we'll both say, "Fired."

- Maybe we can harmonize. - Oh!

- ♪ Matt - ♪ You're

- BOTH: ♪ Fired

- [phone dings] - Ooh.

Well, speak of the email devil.

- Let's see what he chose for his last words.

- Yeah.

- "Just wanted to say."

- Oh God.

- "I really...

"appreciate you bringing me on board the Skankz project.

"This has been an incredible opportunity.

Thanks!"

- Exclamation point.

- "Best, Matt."

- Um...that was incredible.

- In a word, eloquent. - In another word, exquisite.

- It's almost like an email I would have written.

- Let's not get carried away. You're a true talent.

- It's like all his toxic energy just got washed away

in the warm rain of that exclamation point.

- Anyone who can write an email like that

deserves to keep their job.

- BOTH: [laughs]

- MATT: Don't you feel bad about getting Lloyd fired?

- No, he prevented me from accomplishing my dream,

which is to die.

- You hate dogs, you wanna die,

and you're the person I feel closest to in this world.

Life is wild.

- ♪

- ♪ She's flirty, she's cute ♪

♪ She's got removable breasts to boot ♪

♪ She's a Skankz

- MALE ANNOUNCER: Removable breasts sold separately.

- MALE NARRATOR: Uh-oh, these boys have gone bonkers.

Some people have it together, not these boys.

Should they be on anti-psychotic medication?

Definitely, but we stole their meds.

- Who's a good girl who got daddy a severance package, huh?

- ♪

- And they really seem jazzed about this idea.

They really seemed jazzed about this idea,

and so that made me jazzed.

When I was talking to the moms, we really got into it

about gender politics, and that made me jazzed.