Ep 4. Jolly Vindaloo Day

Jolly Vindaloo Day, the fourth episode of Outsourced's first season, follows Todd and his team as they prepare for a big holiday in India. The holiday, Jolly Vindaloo Day, is a time for celebration and gift-giving, but Todd quickly realizes that he may have made a costly mistake.

As Todd and his team begin to prepare for the holiday, he learns that the gift-giving tradition extends beyond just the employees in the office. He quickly realizes that he needs to buy gifts for all of his Indian counterparts, which puts a strain on his budget. To make matters worse, Todd learns that the customary gift for Jolly Vindaloo Day is a goat, which is not only expensive, but also impossible for Todd to procure.

As Todd worries about how he will find the money and resources to buy gifts for everyone, he is approached by Tonya, his colleague and love interest. Tonya offers to help Todd buy the gifts and she even offers to pay for them herself. Todd is hesitant at first, but he ultimately agrees to let Tonya help him.

As Todd and Tonya go shopping for the gifts, they are approached by a group of beggars asking for money. Todd is hesitant to give them money, but Tonya insists that they help the less fortunate. They eventually give in and give the beggars some money, but they quickly realize that they have made a mistake. The beggars then follow Todd and Tonya back to the office, causing a big commotion.

In the end, Todd and his team manage to successfully celebrate Jolly Vindaloo Day and give everyone their gifts. Along the way, Todd also learns a valuable lesson about cultural differences and the importance of giving back to those in need.

Jolly Vindaloo Day is a lighthearted and enjoyable episode that showcases the cultural differences between India and the United States. It also highlights the challenges that Todd faces as he adapts to his new job and his new home country. Overall, this episode is a great addition to the first season of Outsourced and is sure to leave viewers entertained and engaged.