Depressed about their dead-end jobs, the crew fantasises about a life on the casino floor; the crew helps Jak process inappropriate behaviour from their boss.

The consequences of Sam's infidelity spill over into the casino, leaving Langston to pick up the pieces; Chris and Jak try to get to the bottom of the community's deadbeat dad issue.

Sam and Nina host a barbecue in their backyard where Langston's frustrations explode; Jak and Chris make things much worse.

Chris brags about his sexual encounters with houseless women, forcing the crew to debate power, privilege and "maniflexation."

The crew heads to church as Sam deals with Nina's complicated relationship with her mother; Chris, Langston and Jak revisit their favorite parts of the church service and discover that things are not what they used to be.

Chauncey announces pay cuts for employees on the floor and sparks a debate about social justice, protests and the grind of capitalism.