Jack was a mild-mannered young man with a BFA in acting and no life skills. He took a job at a theater box office because it didn't involve heavy lifting, wearing a blazer or using Excel. A few years and thousands of customers later, Jack finds himself less mild-mannered and less young than ever before. Watch Jack try to manage his anger while navigating an insular universe where everyone is even more unstable than he is. Like all caged animals, he is going to throw his sh*t at you sooner or later... but first he's going to eat a cupcake and take a phone call from his mom. Service with a smirk, that's all you can ask for.
Jack has to think about his future.
This is what happens when the Box Office closes. Jack, Suzie and Beau drink after hours and things get dark.
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.
Gloria, Jack's Agent, is back. And she is doing something weird with her tongue.
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.
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?
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.
Jack was a mild-mannered young man with a BFA in acting and no life skills. He took a job at a theater box office because it didn't involve heavy lifting, wearing a blazer or using Excel. A few years and thousands of customers later, Jack finds himself less mild-mannered and less young than ever before. Watch Jack try to manage his anger while navigating an insular universe where everyone is even more unstable than he is. Like all caged animals, he is going to throw his sh*t at you sooner or later... but first he's going to eat a cupcake and take a phone call from his mom. Service with a smirk, that's all you can ask for.
