Canned

Mike is very much not himself in the interivew. It ends... like you'd expect. Badly. 

Mike has a newsletter called Everything is Amazing. He's kinda internet famous for it. 

Quincy learns the hard way that you should download your contacts and your work on the regular. You might lose access to that stuff and then what? 

Beware the bungee-in boss. And dry the trays, you punk-ass kid. 

Do not ask Jamie to tell you about a time. Don't do it. 

Matt ignores the signs at his own peril. 

When Liz's husband got canned, she worried about how they'd manage. Badly, it turns out, because she got canned too. 

It's weird to be shown the door of the company you founded, but that's what happened to Rand. 

"It takes me on a little journey, every single episode. There's very philosophical moments, there's heartwarming, there's "holy shit, that was some fucked up shit that happened, and there's always something that makes me laugh out loud." 

Pam and Amy (the superstar producer behind CANNED) talk about how CANNED happened, what we've learned, revisit some greatest hits, and drop some eff bombs because you got fired, it's fucked up. 

Abbas goes all in and files a FOIA request to find out why he wasn't give classes for the subsequent term and ends up going through the looking glass. Apparently it started with... a parking ticket? What? 

Donna says she'll be haunted for the rest of her days about why she got fired.  We hope that's not true, but we get, given that she was, by all accounts, a hero at her job.