She asks Judy if she wants any tea, rattling off different kinds. Gillian ( Kether Donohue) suddenly brings in a huge gift basket from another CEO. Their passive aggressiveness towards each other goes unchecked, forcing them to part ways for the moment, leaving PaulвЂ™s cheque unsigned and putting a halt to the financial festivities. With this, Paul ( Tony Hale) intercedes and tries to smooth things over between the two, as they are вЂњfourth wave feministsвЂќ by simply working together to sign his check. This is standard protocol, but Judy takes umbrage with the fact that Meredith sees the need to have her back as she makes no mistakes, but her boss on the other handвЂ¦ Well, you can trust Judy to вЂњJudyвЂќ something up. Oh, heвЂ™s alive after seeing some shit in those toilet tubes, but since he only worked half a week, he literally only gets half a cheque.ДЄs the payout celebration continues fast and furiously, Meredith takes it upon herself to sign off on a few documents for Judy. Brian OвЂ™Brien ( Rob Delany) shows up through a portal to collect. Even Dog In a Bucket Hat is paid in an organic venison treat but not before belittling his senior executive position by вЂњshakingвЂќ for it. Think of it as Magneto in a Mont Blanc, but it will be used for something more pressing- writing those cheques! Oh, thatвЂ™s right, itвЂ™s payday up in this motherfucker, and with the deft efficiency of a well-oiled machine, Judy and Mer go on a signing and stamping tear. Inside, Meredith the Mind Taker ( Negin Farsad) presents Judy with a commemorative token for one week as CEO: her fatherвЂ™s executive pen, forged from Neodymium, a rare magnetic metal. ThereвЂ™s a queue forming just outside of Judy Ken SebbenвЂ™s ( Paget Brewster) new office. Fear not because in the second episode of Birdgirl titled вЂњShare BearвЂќ, the possibility of feeling good without pricey booze, drugs, or licensed help may be closer than you thinkвЂ¦ until it invariably implodes. Affordable mental healthcare is paramount these days, but with all thatвЂ™s transpiring around us, psychiatric succor might be just out of reach. If you couple that with the social side (or lack thereof) in life, it just may leave your mental juices stewing in a cocktail of cacophony. The ever mercurial balance of home and work life can be a pain in the goddamned tookus.

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