Jack is on phone duty. His patience is having a cigarette outside.

Jack sneaks out of his box for his daily cigarette and cupcake break, only to run into an acquaintance from his past: Simon. Watch Jack try to navigate this awkward meeting... but first, let him lick the icing off his lips.

Jack is being evaluated by his boss lady, Becca, and takes it as seriously as he can.

Jack receives a visit from his least favorite customer, Ricki. She wants a student ticket, he wants less trickery & deceit.

Jack reads the review of Bros of Desire, The Incest Musical. He wants to die.

Jack will pick up his work phone after he eats that bagel. But when his Mother calls his cell, he answers. He always answers.

Jack prefers to be alone. He plans on spending his day at work preparing for an audition. There is just one problem... Suzie.

Can a very special customer melt Jack's cold cold heart?

Jack is ready for a change... but can he get out of that box for good?

Jack is unemployed. Depressed. In an attempt to be proactive he calls his agent, Gloria. He is terrified of her. She may not get Jack work, but she'll make him into a real man if it kills her.

Jack has lunch with his friend Millie. Millie has a trust fund. Jack just paid for a cupcake with a roll of pennies. Best Friends Forever.

If you thought Jack was a brat at work, wait till you see him in his natural habitat. Meet Jack's roommate, Jill.

Jack has a job interview. It's super creepy. How far will he go to convince himself and everyone else that he wants to be a receptionist at a boutique niche marketing firm?

Jack is bombarded with phone calls, goes to a terrible audition and then has a "physical" altercation with his agent, Gloria. There are too many women in his life.

Jack's runs into his longtime friend and former boss from the box office, Becca, at an audition. She is wearing too much blush and has a bone to pick with Jack. A friendship lost? We'll see.

Jack is back in his box. Same cupcakes, same set of problems...and one new one: His new boss, Kris. Now Jack really has to work... on fine tuning the art of manipulation.

Gloria wants Jack to play the victim, Jack wants Gloria to tone down the sexuality and Baby wants milk.

Against Jack's better judgment, he visits Suzie at her home. Some co-workers just shouldn't get together outside of work.

Jack is ambushed at work when his mother, aunt and their friend Dawn come for a visit. Over a nice cup of coffee, they try to bond over pop culture. Will Jack be saved by the waiter?

Jack attempts to bond with his new boss Kris, and she is not having it. Where is Becca when he needs her? And will Jack have the balls to attempt said bonding?

Jack awaits a phone call from Drew and it becomes increasingly clear he has no clue how to date/be normal. After freaking out, he gets some misguided advice from his perpetually single girlfriends. Can Jack be smooth with his moves? Unlikely.

Jack and Drew go on their first date. Nervous laughter, sexual tension and really terrible jokes abound. Could Jack be happy?

It's been fun.

Dating and living with actors is hard. Especially when that actor is Jack. Love is all about compromises. And Patience. And chewing quietly when asked.

Staff Meetings bring out the worst in everyone. Especially Jack. Will a new hire become Jack's new nemesis? And why did Suzie get OJ with no pulp? And who's going to eat that last doughnut?

Who's the real pest? Jack or Beau? Computers freeze, Jack attempts to bond with Kris and Beau gets a little too familiar with Jack.

Gloria, Jack's Agent, is back. And she is doing something weird with her tongue.

Jack brings Drew to visit his Mother and Aunt Heidi. This could be a disaster. Drew gets grilled, Jack gets mortified and Aunt Heidi helps facilitate Mother's Bomb Drop.

This is what happens when the Box Office closes. Jack, Suzie and Beau drink after hours and things get dark.

Jack has to think about his future.

Jack's mother and aunt have a lot to say about his weight, what it means to be a good son and, of course, Lady Gaga.