During a business trip, a few colleagues take a hallucinogenic substance and quickly find their carefully constructed composure challenged by a series of increasingly strange occurrences. They struggle to maintain a sense of order as realit…

When a new supplier of narcotics comes to their attention, the group acts without consulting Karl.

Seeking a solution for accessible parking, the men persuade Adam’s portly cousin to apply for a disabled parking permit.

The men faced Montez in the small claims courtroom.

A shadow has fallen over the team with the news of a colleague's passing, a loss deeply felt by all who worked alongside him.

A strain falls upon their camaraderie with the arrival of Ders's father.

The men offered hospitality to two newcomers from their cherished faith-based strongman collective, inviting them into their home.

They must outpace Alice to arrive at work on time, or face dismissal.

A suspicion has taken root in Montez's mind: his wife is being unfaithful. Consequently, his friends lend their assistance in seeking out the man she's involved with.

The season three finale journeys into the past, revealing the origins of the first encounter between Adam, Blake, and Ders.

For the employee's roast, the group resolved to demonstrate their comedic prowess, determined to outshine all others in the office with their wit.

An unsettling atmosphere descends as the team begins to suspect a former colleague might be lingering within the office.

With Alice's departure as their former supervisor, the team encountered their new leader.

A fascination took hold among them: wagering on the outcomes of local high school games.

On Valentine's Day, when solitude settles in, they seek connection and affection online.

Driven by a shared ambition for wealth, Adam and Ders set their sights on invention. Meanwhile, Blake seeks connection and creative expression by joining a collective of young artists.

During a visit to the nursing home, the men encountered Adam’s grandfather.

Under the cloak of night, they embarked on a journey, driven by the pursuit of a fabled breakfast burrito.

A palpable eagerness filled the group; they all desired the new video game, yet each held a strong preference for possessing it exclusively.

The Season 3 finale finds Blake consumed by anxieties about what lies ahead, and the encroaching dominance of artificial intelligence. This apprehension sharpens when Alice introduces a fully automated phone system at the office.