After an afternoon of hard work, Mr. Zhu and company gather for a “break”. This is mostly to play catch-up, so as to avoid the worst implications of office politics that missing their free opportunity will cause. It’s not that[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Officially, the first proof of Gabriella working for the band (it’s still not clear if it’s a full or part-time job) is here. The fact that she suddenly had all of the office responsibilities at once came as a bit[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I enjoyed having Ms. Shui go undercover. Her fashion sense is firmly stuck in “eighties prep”. So, I found having her have to dress sporty amusing . There was a question that occurred to me, after the fact. Why does[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Ms. Shui’s undercover work has mostly consisted of being an after-school friend for Nikki. They’ve been hanging out at the park and the mall, and other things. Based on Nikki’s experience with the band, Nancy may not have considered the[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
The Department of Minor Nuisances can’t do any actual damage to the recording studio: they have to make do with the little things.
Nancy’s been avoiding Michelle’s entreaties to join her full-time at the new company. It’s only a matter of time before she gives in.
After several hours of planning and exposition over drinks, Mr. Zhu finds a good breaking point for his unofficial meeting. But don’t worry just because the meeting “didn’t happen” doesn’t mean that drinks won’t be covered.
Ms. Wan arrives at the meeting fashionably late to give her the report. Out of curiosity I looked up the etymology of “Sticking The Landing” before posting. To my embarrassment, I found out the definition was the opposite of what[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Nancy is still resisting taking the final jump to working at the recording studio. However recently the “other office” has become a welcome retreat for her.
