Quick Summary: Q's attempt to break a world record of smashing as many eggs as possible in under a minute goes wrong when he upsets a group ... Joe is on the hunt for hard-boiled eggs hidden in a business meeting, and he's forced to eat them all.
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Q's attempt to break a world record of smashing as many eggs as possible in under a minute goes wrong when he upsets a group ... Joe is on the hunt for hard-boiled eggs hidden in a business meeting, and he's forced to eat them all. Sal and Murr conduct a bizarre team building workshop that includes dancing and psychic charades.
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- Q's attempt to break a world record of smashing as many eggs as possible in under a minute goes wrong when he upsets a group ...
- Joe is on the hunt for hard-boiled eggs hidden in a business meeting, and he's forced to eat them all.
- Sal and Murr conduct a bizarre team building workshop that includes dancing and psychic charades.
- Murr showed a tech conference how to command a room with your voice in the latest #
- Joe and Sal reveal a financial mismanagement plan to a group of charity donors.
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