02x03 - Soft Launch

[bunniefuu]

[Marjorie] Um, oh, a package came in for us.

"Dear Oak Canyon staff and guests,

it has come to our attention
that Malibu Realtor Cole Shulman

has returned to your property

and harassed both guests and staff about a personal item

"he had left behind." Facts.

"While the item in question is indeed
deeply important to all

of the Malibu Realtors, - Ugh.

This does not excuse his behavior.

This kind of confirms, like, they really use it together.

Like, this is nasty.

That's filthy.

- Yeah, yeah.
- Wait, so you said in the creek?

Yeah, he said that if it's not in his room,

then it would be in the computer lab

- or it would be down by the creek.
- Ew!

"Rest assured that our organization

has officially censured Mr. Shulman

and put him on paid administrative leave

at our Miami Beach offices.

- That doesn't sound like punishment.
- Right.

"Please accept this basket of luxury gifts."

- [Amy] Okay.
- "Fondly, Malibu Realtors."

All right, well, what are the gifts?

- We might want to disinfect it before we...
- [Helen] No kidding.

- Okay, this looks awesome.
- [Amy] Okay.

It's like a converter for your Tesla charger.

Anybody got a Tesla?

[Claire] I can't drive.

Ozempic travel kit.

That's another thermos.

- Oh, careful. Careful.
- Oh, yeah.

I'll take it, I mean...

Other Anthony wants it.

South Africa, $500 off Pilates atop of Table Mountain.

I'm guessing that's a mountain in South Africa.

Why is Pilates $500?

It's more than that, because it's $500 off.

You're making a lot of assumptions about what we have.



It says property value must be over $5 million.

[chuckles] Save you a couple hundred thousand.

Discount applies only to the Realtor Commission.

- [Kate] What? How is that helpful?
- Oh, whatever.

We don't live like that.

Free veneers from Michael Weiss, DDS.

- Anybody want new teeth?
- Oh!

It's free? Free?

Yeah, free veneers.

Free, I don't got to pay nothing?

You got to go to New York, though.

I'll pay for that plane ticket to get some new teeth.

But Anthony, you have such a beautiful smile.

- [Jackie] I know.
- You got great teeth.

- [Anthony] Is that everything?
- That's everything.

It says good for three composite veneers.

So I get three of them?

- [Jackie] Stop playing with people.
- No.

- Do you get three teeth?
- Three teeth?

Does not cover any medical expenses.

- Other fees apply.
- No.

[contemplative music]

Will you marry me?

No. Kevin!

- [pops]
- [all gasp]

Amy, are you okay?

[Helen] Oh, Jimmy the ally.

It's just grinding my a*s into a stub.

I got to admit, I don't know what to do.

And that's a man in charge.

[applause]

I'm retiring, so my son is gonna be the new CEO,

and he is gonna be great.

We have got the client cookout.

[cheering]

I have my first presentation to our clients as future CEO.

We're Rockin' Grandma's.

I feel like she should be, like, rocking out.

- You know what I mean?
- Okay.

If I go home and tell my parents about this stuff,

they're gonna be like, you're lying.

[Claire] Meeting everyone in person

has really made me feel comfortable opening up.

I shared about, like, a past dating experience I had.

I actually told Jimmy about it yesterday,

and it was my first time telling him that I'm g*y.

And then, today, he wore that shirt.

I wanted to make sure that I showed you I supported you.

[PJ] When Jimmy found out that I was q*eer,

he kept bringing me, like, different flags

to, like, show his support.

He brought me a bunch of, like, rainbow flags.

And then he kept giving me, like, the Nigerian flag

- a couple of times.
- Oh.

You can say it. I can't.

Jimmy, again, Nigeria is a country.

You can say Nigeria.

I'd rather just be safe.

It's a country.

I'll just stick to the countries

that I feel safe saying, like, Chad.

It couldn't be a whiter country name than Chad.

Yeah, but it's in Africa.

I know. The irony.

Yeah, you're... thank you, Jimmy.

How's that step count coming?

[bleep] stupid.

What are you doing, Helen?

- I'm trying to get steps in.
- Oh, okay.

My stupid stepson, Paul, gave me this Fitbit.

I'm supposed to get, like, 10,000 steps in a day.

What is 10,000 steps a day?

It's like, what, 80 miles or something?

Fifty? I don't know what it is. It's too much.

[Doug] Good morning, everybody.

- How are you?
- Good morning.

First of all, it's client cookout time.

[Kate] Today is one of the most important days

of the year for our company.

The client cookout is an annual luncheon

that Rockin' Grandma's throws for our vendors

and our retailers to thank them for their support.

And we all know that Dougie Jr. will be addressing

the clients for the first time.

[cheering]

Well, it's my first client cookout,

so I am cooking up something pretty special.

Mm. I really wish Dougie would tell us
what he's planning for the clients.

So, I just wanted to say that we have some other issues...

something very important that we just got to get to.

And that is that someone has filed an anonymous complaint

with HR about Kevin's proposal to Amy.

- Oh.
- Yes, so evidently, it made somebody

feel very uncomfortable.

It wasn't... No, my gosh. No, it wasn't me. I promise, I...

[Doug] No, it doesn't matter.

Amy, it doesn't matter who it was.

That's why there is a system in for anonymous complaints.

It's brave, though, whoever did do it, though,

because I mean, that's not easy to do.

Uh, okay.

Can we not say who it is?

No, it's anonymous.

That's what anonymous means, you know, so...

I applaud him, because...

Wait, Jimmy, was it you?

It's supposed to be anonymous, but yes, it was me. Yeah.

Basically, Jimmy anonymously complained to Kevin

about his proposal to Amy to Kevin.

And Kevin filed the report.

- On Kevin.
- On Kevin.

I promise, like, I'm actually, like, better. Yeah.

[Doug] Okay.

I wish I could file a compliment.

Okay, well, in light of these developments,

there are now some changes to today's plans.

This report requires us to attend

a mandatory sexual harassment seminar today.

So, let's all just head over to the seminar room right now.

Well, Dad, I actually need this time
to prep for my presentation.

Sorry.

Okay, the sexual harassment seminar
can gargle on my b*ll s*ck.

[Amy] What'd you say?

[Dougie] Oh, dope. They already got the stage up, dog.

We're at three and a half, right?

Yeah, and we'll just make sure
we're getting it nice and level.

All right, sick, you guys are the best.

I got to go to this dumb-a*s seminar,
and then I'll be back.

Are you sure that's three and a half?

The levels are all off.

[Doug] Buddy, it's okay. You'll fix it. You will have time.

[Teri] Yay, well, I'm so glad to be here.

I'm Teri Braun from Braun and Peterson Consulting,

and we're gonna be talking about workplace

sexual harassment.

I know that this presentation was incident-triggered.

Is there someone from HR who can walk me
through why I'm here today?

I work with HR, so I guess that'd be me.

Great, and what's your name?

- Anthony.
- Anthony, hi.

There was an incident where there was a co-worker who

proposed to another co-worker,
and it was, I guess, unwarranted.

I guess he kind of jumped the g*n,

and that made some people feel uncomfortable

about what was allowed in the workplace and what wasn't.

And that's kind of just the gist of it.

So just to be clear, there's two people who are

- in a relationship in this workplace?
- They are not.

- They're not.
- They never dated.

Kevin is our HR person.

And I just want it to be really clear

that I was not the one that filed the complaint.

Um, but yes, I was proposed to. Yes, I said no.

And yes, I'm feeling empowered.

So, the head of HR is who did the HR violation?

- [all] Yes.
- [Teri] Okey-dokey.

Yeah, I anonymously made the complaint.

It's not anonymous anymore.

[Teri] Okay, yeah, you did not have
to share, but I'm glad you did.

So, what is sexual harassment?

Often, it's in a relationship where

there is a power imbalance,
and there are serious consequences

that affect the harasser and the employer.

- I'm sorry, yes?
- No, yeah, just it's funny,

because last night, we watched an episode of this TV show

where it's like two co-workers were told to kiss by a boss.

- Oh, yeah.
- What was the show?

- Bones.
- Bones.

- Yeah.
- I don't know that specific scenario,

but if you're dating in the workplace,
you do want to report it.

They were not dating, but they have chemistry.

Yeah, so the worker was trying
to get a favor from the boss,

and the boss was like, well, you got to kiss your co-worker

if you want me to do this favor for you.

And her gum actually ended up in his mouth

when they were kissing.

Oh, my God, that's her gum.

What?

Oh, my God!

But then the boss was weirded out when they kissed.

Like, you got what you wanted.

No, she was just getting worked up.

That's what that means, you know what I'm saying?

Oh, you think she was into it?

Yeah, that's why she told him to do it.

That was the whole purpose.

I thought she was weirded out.

I didn't even clock that, but you know what?

- She was getting into it, I guess.
- It makes sense, right?

Obviously, this is a TV show.

I understand it's not real, but I do just want

to use this as an example to point out

sexual harassment's tough, because
there's a lot of gray area around it.

Um, so sorry, um...

If we could not use the term "gray area," 'cause...

- I'm sorry?
- You know.

- Why? Uh...
- Gray area.

Gray area is another word for taint.

- What?
- Jimmy!

Wait, sorry, what is "taint"?

Oh, Amy, you know what a taint is.

It's the area between your an*s and your junk.

- Oh, snap.
- [Teri] Thank you for that.

I don't even know where I was.

Dad, can I go now?

You can't leave yet, no, not yet.

Well, I gotta pee.

[Teri] ...and there's like a relaxed vibe, but I, uh...

I'm just gonna go to the bathroom.

Uh, it's okay, it's all right.

It's just a big day, that's all.

Just the biggest day of my life.

If I can have a look at how are we rigged here.

[man] Yep.

I guess I'm getting some ambient, because, yeah,

I'm picking up the ambient from here.

Yeah, that's it, like three and a half.

Really good job, really crushed that. Crushed that.

[Teri] Okay, dive back in?

[PJ] Yes, please.

So, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, I'm sorry.

- What was that?
- Look.

[Teri] Hold on, I'm sorry.

[Helen] It just says gray area.

[Teri] Uh, let's get back on track.

I'm sorry.

An exercise we do that I really enjoy

is I want you guys as a group to come up with a safe word.

So, if at any point you are uncomfortable,

you say this word, and all your co-workers

know you're feeling like something inappropriate

is happening, you need help.

So, I don't know if anyone wants
to get us started by brainstorming.

How about banana?

Banana?

Um, banana's kind of phallic, isn't it?

I just knew he was gonna say something...

Oh, what about hairdryer?

[Jackie] Oh, that's a good one.

I just think of blowing.

[Amy] Oh, my gosh.

What about bongo?

Yeah, bongos are like the breasts

of the percussion section.

Oh, uh, what about paprika?

What?

- God, no.
- No, no, no.

No.

Hold on, what's sexual about paprika?

Nothing, it's just a common ingredient in hot sauce.

- Right.
- It'd be confusing.

I'm down with it, man.

I'm down with it either, right?

Steve, it doesn't matter.

But it's just, it's passive.

It's in the recipe.

Porcupine.

[gasps]

- Porcupine.
- [Amy] That's cute.

- I like that.
- I like porcupine. I like that.

- [PJ] Well, what Jimmy got to say?
- Jimmy?

Porcupine has quills, means stay away.

I think porcupine works.

[Teri] Okay.

- [all] Okay.
- Porcupine works.

- Porcupine?
- Porcupine.

Yay, good job. We got a word.

There's an old saying that, you know,

in the end, we will not remember the words of our enemies,

but the silence of our friends. So...

Who said that, Jimmy?

I'm gonna guess it was said by a strong woman.

That was Dr. King.

Oh, the GOAT.

The goat of what?

The greatest of all time.
He's like the Tom Brady of civil rights.

I've never heard that. I've never heard that in my life.

Mic check two.

Mic check one. Mic check two.

Two, two, two.

Mic check! [Trilling]

- A, yes, Jen should...
- [trilling continues]

Oh, I'm sorry.

[screaming]

[Teri] B, likely not.

It'd fall under the... is someone screaming?

- Yes.
- Yes, ma'am.

[Doug] Anthony. Yeah, just go see what he's doing.

Can I, can I, can I get a mic check?

Can I, can I, can I get a mic check?

Guys, we need more gain.

- Dougie.
- I need more gain.

- I gotta find that mid. Yo!
- Dougie.

I was told to come ask if you could, like,

- turn it down just a tinch.
- What's up?

Your dad asked me to tell you to turn the volume down.

- It's kind of loud.
- Yeah, I know, dude.

I just need to see how it sounds out there.

Can you run out there and just tell me
how it sounds, please, dude?

Uh, okay, okay.

♪ Testing, testing, one, two, three ♪

♪ Testing, testing, bumblebee ♪

♪ Testing, testing, all day long ♪

♪ I hope you like my testing song. ♪

Yeah, yeah, that's pretty solid. That's pretty solid.

It's just, can you, can you come here?

I just got to hear it from out there. Can you...?

- Can I rock the mic?
- Yes, can you...

I just gotta feel... Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Can you hit my bumblebee song?

♪ Testing, testing, one, two, three ♪

- Good. Yo!
- ♪Testing, testing, bumblebee ♪

♪ Testing, testing, all day long ♪

- ♪I hope you like my testing song ♪
- Okay, we're gonna do some role play.

I want to get that mug on the shelf,
but I'm too short to get it.

So, maybe you guys can pick me up.

Oh, you're way heavier than I thought.

You shouldn't talk about my body. Put me down.

- Is that good? Keep going?
- Hold on.

- [trilling]
- Yeah, some people... one more time. Yep.

[Teri] I'm sorry.

Who was the harasser?

[Anthony trilling in mic]

And who was the victim?

What?

Oh, I've just had so many nerves.

Nah, yeah, it's all right.

I can't even begin to tell you how good I need this to go.

And I just like, I haven't told anybody.

I like, you're the only person I told this.

Remember, I was mixing sauces and sh*t like that?

Um...

I'm unveiling to you, Project Unicorn.

This is the first new sauce

and flavor at Rockin' Grandma's

- in 15 years.
- Okay.

This is gonna change everything.

All right, here, give me a pinky or something like that.

Hold on.

Oh, sh*t, we're good, we're good, we're good.

- I'm digging it.
- Yeah?

On a scale of one to ten; Eight and a half.

Like, it's not, like, "nothing better,"

but it's like, I would come back for that.

You know, I would come back for another bottle.

It's a jerk sauce, technically.

Honestly, I didn't get a jerk flavor from it.

It's kind of my take on it.

- [Anthony] Everybody's coming out.
- [Dougie] Oh, oh, yeah.

Can you just not tell anybody about the sauce?

Yeah, absolutely, bro. I got you, man.

Like I said, I don't know nothing.

[PJ] He's been working on something, and I keep asking him,

because I like to get to the bottom of stuff.

And he refuses to give me any details.

Good things come to those who wait.

- [Amy] You got this, buddy.
- [Steve] We trust you, buddy.

[contemplative music]

- Whoo! Whoo-hoo!
- Hey, hey.

My man looking good in his suit.

- Right? We're just talking about it.
- A real handshake.

There you go.

In the beginning of the day,
I thought it started out pretty well.

All of our clients, they came on in.

We all made the rounds and shook some hands.

Jeff, it's so nice to see you.

What a wonderful thing that you're here.

- I'm so glad you came.
- Me, too.

Nice long shake.

That's a good one. That's good.

Let me know if you need anything, okay?

I'm just the head assistant,

so if you need anything, let me know, okay?

- I appreciate you.
- Yeah, absolutely.

We all dress up a little bit just to show our appreciation

and show our professionalism and that we care.

Kate told me that I have to wear a skirt,

and Kate and Jackie said no more than two patterns.

Yep. Amy loves a pattern.

I love patterns.

So, these are UV-protecting gloves.

They go all the way up to my armpit.

And then this is my umbrella hat
that protects from, obviously, the sun.

But also, Kate kept saying that we should dress to impress.

Is there water in here? Claire!

[Claire] Sorry.

I didn't, I basically, I didn't change.

But I feel like this works, right?

- It looks great.
- Yeah, yeah. Thank you.

I'm ready for Dougie to give his speech.

That's when it's gonna get really exciting.

I want to know what the surprise is.

He keeps talking about it.

[Anthony] I know.

- You know what it is?
- I'm not telling you.

Okay. I won't ask.

If we could just move this chair a little bit to the left,

I think that would be...

Yep, perfect. Thank you. Thank you.

[Anthony] I have confidence in this guy.

We haven't known each other long.

But just seeing the amount of work he specifically

has put into this, the company is definitely in good hands.

[Doug] Welcome to Rockin' Grandma's annual client cookout.

And that means you. Give it up.

Ladies and gentlemen, it is time to pass it over

to the new generation.

I never thought this was gonna happen,
but today is the day.

It is happening right now.

I want to introduce to you

the soon-to-be CEO

of Rockin' Grandma's Hot Sauce,

my son, Dougie Jr.

Give it up for this guy.

[cheering]

[dramatic music playing]

[Dougie] Let's hear it!

Yeah!

Yeah!

Whoa.

Hello, Rockin' Grandma's friends and clients!

[cheering]

I'm here today to talk to you all about the future.

But before I do that, I'd like to take a moment

to talk about the past.

So, I'd actually like to share with you a little video

that I don't even think you've seen.

[Doug] Oh, my God!

This is her!

This is my grandma!

[cheering]

And she's [bleep] k*lling it, she's rocking that sh*t!

It looks just like the bottle. Just like the bottle.

[cheering]

Oh, man!

Grandma was really rockin'.

That, for those of you that don't know,
is the OG rockin' grandma,

my great-grandma, his grandma,

the Rockin' Grandma!

[cheering]

[Amy] Oh, my God.

You see...

Dad's always been a sauce guy, whereas me,

I've always been a little bit more rock and roll.

I was with a band called the Jive Prophets,

a ska-influenced band with sort of EDM.

Show of hands, anyone ever heard of... us?

Anyway, we had a falling out.

I was lost.

And then I get a phone call from this man right here,

telling me that he's retiring.

He asked if I wanted to come back

and take it over.

And it hit me.

I thought I was a rock and roll guy.

But the sauce was inside of me all along.

So, like Bronnie James, I decided to return home

like the prodigal son.

And here I stand before you today,

proud to announce

the very first new flavor

at Rockin' Grandma's in over 15 years.

Ladies and gentlemen, I give you.

Rockin' Grandma's Jamaican Jerk Sauce!

[cheering]

Woo-woo! Woo!

Hey! Hey! Hey!

And who better than me,
after having lived there for four years,

to bring the authentic flavor of Jamaica

to your stores and your shelves?

Had a pretty tough critic taste it,
said it was eight and a half out of ten.

So, not bad. Not bad.

[scattered voices] Oh! Wow!

[Dougie] And enjoy.

Because where the sauce was inside of me,

I want my sauce inside of you.

And I want my sauce inside of you.

And I want my sauce inside of you.

If you'll look in those bags,

you'll all be able to take home,

and have those on your shelves and in your stores,

a flavor of Jamaica.

- Wait. What? Oh, no.
- Let me see yours.

Oh, no. Look at the label.

- Does that say...?
- Oh, my God.

- [Helen] He read the label.
- Wait.

- Who wrote this?
- This is so...

Yeah, so feel free...

You can take that, and take it home with you.

[PJ] Did you read it?

Dougie, the label, there's a problem.

Dougie, did you actually read the bottle?

- Wait, what?
- [PJ] Look at the label.

[Anthony] It says "jerk-off sauce."

Wait, what? No, no, no, no, no.

No, no, no, no.

It says jerk-off sauce.

His idea was to read it this way

and not this way.

[Dougie] That's a misprint.

No, that's a misprint.

It's supposed to say, "It'll rock your socks off." See?

It is supposed to say, "It'll rock your socks off."

[rhythmic squeaking]

[crowd mumbling]

It's supposed to say, "It'll..."

She's... see?

She's rocking.

Guys, that's all she's doing.

What's the problem? She's just rocking off.

Porcupine.

See? It's supposed to say, "It'll rock your socks off."

- [Jimmy] Porcupine.
- I don't... how do you turn this...?

Porcupine.

I don't know what these switches are.

Were there a lot of successful moments
from the client cookout?

Yeah, for sure.

Were there some unsuccessful ones?

Honestly, I don't know, because I kind of blacked out

once the cardboard grandma started jerking it.

Keep rocking. Keep rocking. Just move past it.

- [Amy] We'll just take those back.
- So sorry.

So sorry.

[Jackie] No, no, no. It's okay.

- Go.
- [Jackie] Just, so sorry.

Ladies and gentlemen, I want to apologize...

Hey, hey... Keep your head up.

- Keep your head up, bro.
- To anybody, uh... [sighs]

Can you turn that thing off?

If any of you are offended, I apologize.

This was my son's doing.

It was his idea, okay?

He made this mistake.

He made a mistake. He screwed up.

He screwed up big time.

But you know what?

Mistakes are what makes us better.

Am I right?

We learn from our mistakes.

This is just a painting thing. It's logistics.

The bottle, that's just a printing label.

It's nothing. It can be changed by tomorrow.

I think the important thing is

that this sauce is fantastic.

Am I not right?

I love that.

[Doug] It is delicious.

I've never tasted a sauce so good in my life.

Yeah!

I love you.

I love you.

I love you.

[Kate] Sorry.

Thank you so much for your patience with that.

- How was the taste, though?
- The taste was great.

- The taste was great, right?
- The taste was great.

Okay, good.

I mean, like, that was crazy, right?

- Like, that was crazy.
- Yeah.

The only thing that I could say, and I was trying to, like,

get your attention, is just,
you gotta roll with the punches, man.

Like, you're in charge now. They're gonna follow you.

So, keep your head up, man.

Try to think with the positive.

Everybody loved the sauce.

I don't know how many cases got ordered, but Kate told me

there was a bunch of people.

- Yeah.
- You know what I'm saying?

So you're doing good work, man.

Keep rolling with the punches, boss. You got it.

I appreciate you.

- Yes, sir.
- Oh, my God.

That's just... that's my great grandma.

My mind goes, what's going on
with our clients thinking that?

- Yeah.
- You know?

It takes that kind of mind to see it.

Gotta be a few moves ahead.

What about a round of applause for our new CEO, huh?

[cheering]

He came through big time.

The word from every single client

was that this sauce is absolutely delicious.

[cheering]

- So awesome.
- [Jackie] Dougie!

Yo, Dougie, what was, like, how did you do that?

- How'd I do...?
- The sauce!

- Yeah.
- Oh, uh...

It's actually pretty simple.

I mixed some traditional Jamaican spices in there.

Scotch bonnet peppers, allspice, paprika.

Right.

And then I just mixed it with a little Taco Bell hot sauce.

Ah, you're joking. No, you didn't. [Laughs]

No, I just put a little Taco Bell
hot sauce in there, mixed it up.

- Wait a second.
- Yeah?

- [Doug] Wait a second.
- [Dougie] What?

You really did that?

Yeah. It's the Bell bump.

- Hey.
- [Jackie] But you can't do that.

- You can't do that.
- Doug, that's ill*gal.

- That's infringement.
- Walk.

- Where? What?
- [Doug] Now!

- Dougie, that's...
- Now.

That's ill*gal.

- Is that ill*gal?
- Yes.

Is he serious? Is that bad?

Yes.

The whole business can get in trouble.

They patented that sauce.

- We can't sell that.
- It's ill*gal.

We can lose our licensing, and they can sue us.

[Doug] [bleep] Taco Bell.

[Dougie] People love Taco Bell.

[Doug] People are taking orders
for a sauce that we can't sell.

You get that?

[Dougie] Yeah, I guess.

[Doug] You risked everybody's jobs!

[Dougie] I wasn't trying to risk anyone's job.

[Doug] Well, you know what? You let 'em down, man.

You let them down.

And now we've got to figure something out,

because now we have got a problem.

Oh, my God.

[Doug] Did you at least use manzano peppers?

[Dougie] What is a manzano?

[Helen] Oh, you guys, we shouldn't listen to this.

We should go.

[Amy] Oh, God.

[Jimmy] I feel like I've been on that side of the argument

so many times in my life.

[Steve] No question.

[Doug] I can't trust you.

And this changes everything.

[contemplative music]

[Helen] I finally figured out how to get steps on my Fitbit

without having to wear it.

[laughs]

[Anthony laughs] Okay, okay.

Just put it on her wrist., ,

Turn her on.

So, Granny's getting the steps in, huh?

Turn her on.

Yes!

Let's see if it's actually working.

Is it working?

Yeah, it's working.

Okay, let's go.

[Anthony laughs]

[narrator] On the next episode of Company Retreat....

God, k*ll me!

All right, dude, I get it.

You're a failure, I'm a failure. I understand.

- Thank you.
- Hey.

Hey, you had me working this hard,

- and you had a pump the whole time?
- My bad.

Have you seen Dougie?

- Uh-uh.
- No.

Dougie!

[Anthony] There's the golf cart.

Looks like he tried to cover it up or something.

Dang. I would've missed that.

For your own mental health, you need to handle this, man.

- Who's that?
- Oh, [bleep]

[plucky music]