Ep 2. The Concert

John and Kate’s bond starts to strengthen as they both try to save the company from going down due to a failing project. During their efforts, they both happen to discover that their love for music could be a potential savior for the company. They decide to approach the board members with a proposal to organize a benefit concert that would help raise money for the company. The board approves of the idea and the duo sets out to make the concert a huge success.

However, amidst all this, Matt takes a day off from work to visit an old friend who starts giving him advice about life. Matt seems to be impressed with his friend's lifestyle and wants to implement some of his friend's teachings in his own life. Meanwhile, Jake is forced to work with Grace on a task which he is not interested in at all. The two have different working styles and start to clash, creating a tense atmosphere at work.

As the day of the concert approaches, John and Kate face a major setback as they find out that one of the performing artists has pulled out of the concert. They both panic and try their best to find a replacement. Matt, who has been inspired by his friend, decides to step in and perform at the concert. This comes as a surprise to everyone as they had no idea that Matt was musically talented. Despite initial hesitation, Matt manages to win the hearts of the audience with his performance.

Overall, the concert turns out to be a huge success and raises enough money to save the company from going down. The team celebrates their victory, with John and Kate now having a newfound respect for each other. Matt, now inspired to live life differently, quits his job and sets out to pursue his newfound passion for music. Grace and Jake also make peace and start working together amicably.

The episode leaves viewers with a sense of hope as the team manages to come together and overcome their differences in the face of adversity. It also highlights the importance of pursuing one's passions and finding fulfillment in life, rather than just sticking to a job that pays the bills.