While going over the details of the iBret ad as it appears in the Times, Frankle and Lenny discuss its wondrous effects as well as the “Scroll Seizures” side effect and other potential health and social ramifications of the device.

Mook is coached by Tina who highlights his shortcomings as a salesman. Online banking is frozen due to a cyber attack precipitating hostility from Devon who’s pay transfer is delayed. Mook picks up his kids and serenades them with an off colour rap. Pea consoles Mook with Friday supper.

Devon adds upset to disappointment. Jim is hospitalized after sustaining a nervous breakdown/seizure. Mook gets stoned.

Devon asks for an advance. Cara is unhelpful. Mook is frustrated.

The flawed poems “Still As Life” and “An Insane Bird Chirped” by Mookie Ferguson. Mook argues with Elf over whether lyrics and poems are made of the same stuff. Mook’s salesmen on the road Devon and Percival Mont-Lord check in.

The flawed poem “It Is What It Is” by Mookie Ferguson. Mook accidentally spills his joints in the middle of the office. Management is not amused.

Post avalanche, Mook dreams he is late for work.

Pea serves Mook a homemade Indian supper.

Mook and Swami offer assistance to the Lord of Salad.

Swami encourages Mook to continue writing over drinks at The Sweaty Melon. The weather turns foul.