Ep 2. Milo Full of Grace

In the second episode of Men at Work, titled "Milo Full of Grace," Milo struggles with his faith and spirituality when his church kicks him out for ignoring their social media campaign. Meanwhile, Tyler and Gibbs deal with a difficult client who wants to sell a product that is potentially harmful to children, and Neal tries to impress a girl by pretending to be a wine connoisseur.

The episode opens with Milo realizing that his church has unfollowed him on Twitter and Instagram, and he soon discovers that it's because he hasn't been liking or sharing their posts. He tries to make amends by attending church more regularly and even volunteering to help with the social media campaign, but he soon finds himself at odds with his pastor and the church elders when they ask him to promote a controversial sermon on homosexuality.

Meanwhile, Tyler and Gibbs find themselves in a difficult situation when they're hired by a client who wants to sell a new type of energy drink that contains potentially harmful ingredients. Although Tyler is eager to close the deal, Gibbs feels uneasy about compromising their morals for the sake of profit. The two eventually come to a compromise, but not before stirring up some tension in their partnership.

Lastly, Neal tries to impress a girl he's been seeing by pretending to be a wine expert. When she invites him to a fancy wine tasting event, he panics and enlists the help of his friends to teach him the basics of wine tasting. However, his plan backfires when he accidentally drinks too much and embarrasses himself in front of his crush.

Throughout the episode, the four men navigate their personal and professional relationships, facing moral and ethical dilemmas along the way. While Milo, Tyler, Gibbs, and Neal all approach these situations in their own unique ways, they ultimately learn valuable lessons about staying true to themselves and the importance of honesty and integrity.