Episode Overview
In the second part, the group dives deeper into their new jobs. Louie lands a position as a stockbroker by persuading his boss that his determination and questionable ethics will lead to success. Although he proves this to be true, he ultimately gets fired because his coworkers can't stand him. Meanwhile, Bobby takes on a role as a bunny at children's parties, but when he realizes one child's mother is a renowned director, he performs a monologue from "Whose Life is it, Anyway?"—to the disappointment of the kids. Alex becomes a night watchman, which is pretty boring until he turns the surveillance camera on himself and pretends to host "The Alex Reiger Show." In the end, Louie discovers the cab company has reopened, and the gang returns to their former jobs.