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The story centers on a year in the life of three men trying to survive a round of corporate downsizing at a major company - and how that affects them, their families, and their communities.
Phil Woodward: You know the worst part? [a beat] Phil Woodward: The world didn't stop. The newspaper still came every morning, the automatic sprinklers went off at six. Jerry next door still washed his car every Sunday. [then] Phil Woodward: My life ended and nobody noticed.
[last lines] Bobby Walker: We work as hard in here every day as we did when we were trying to get a job, we'll be alright. What's the worst thing they can do, fire us?
Phil Woodward: Dress code pretty lax around here? Bobby Walker: You should see casual-Friday...
HR Director: I'm confident all these dismissals will stand up under legal scrutiny. Gene McClary: What about ethical scrutiny. HR Director: We're not breaking any laws, Gene. Gene McClary: I guess I always assumed were trying for a higher standard than that, Paul.