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Just moved here for a new job.
Really excited.
How long have you lived in Charm City?
Long enough to know it sucks.
I don't know.
I like it. A little bigger than where I grew up, but not that different.
Except for that.
Citizens of Charm City, feel the fire of Jack-o'-lantern!
Pushed my meeting an hour.
I
know
what you're thinking. Yet another superhero battle.
I grew up in what's known as the flyover state.
Superheroes never stopped there.
They just flew over it. I didn't have any powers, so I did what everybody else
in my town did. Finished school and got a soul-crushing job.
I felt unfulfilled until one day my dad reminded me that you don't need
superpowers to accomplish great things.
What you do in your own quiet way can change people's lives for the better.
Right then and there, I decided to make a change.
I got a job at a company that helps regular people like us feel safer in a
world where this kind of stuff happens.
And now I might not even make it to my first day.
Oh my god!
Here comes in Fox!
You don't see that every day.
Actually, you do.
I see it every day.
I'm still going to take a photo.
In a world where superheroes and villains battle above us each day, Wayne
Security brings you products that give the power back to the powerless.
Like our revolutionary Joker anti-venom.
Emily Locke? I'm sorry I'm late. You'll never believe what happened to me. My
train literally went off the rails and... I'm going to cut you off here
because I'm assuming you lived.
Mr. Wayne is waiting for you.
I just wanted to thank you again for this opportunity, Mr. Wayne.
Please. Call me Van.
Now, my cousin Bruce, he likes to be called Mr. Wayne. I call him B-dubs.
We're very close.
And I just told him about you.
You talked to Bruce Wayne about me?
No, I've texted him. He's hard to reach. But look at his reply.
Stop using my HBO Go password.
Now, that's a joke. That's classic beat-ups. Look at the one right before
it.
Sounds good.
Bruce Wayne thinks you sounds good.
Look, I'm not going to lie to you.
Business at Wayne Security is down, and I'm looking to you as our new director
of R&D to come up with a big idea.
Right? Something that I can show to Bruce. And he'll be like, what?
And I'll be like, yeah.
This is everything I have ever wanted. I promise I will not let you down. I know
you won't.
There were more experienced candidates, but you stood out. You are a people
person. Every one of your references said you're a great motivator and you
actually care about the... People?
Yeah. I do.
That's why I wanted to work here. I want to help people.
Love that. As long as it's help plus kicking ass.
Because you need to whip this team into shape. They're very talented, but
they're just missing a U to motivate them.
I'm more of a big picture guy. Look at this picture.
This picture's huge.
You know, I am no stranger to adversity.
My dad owned a flower shop, and when it was struggling, I... I'm dying to hear
the end of that story, but... Oh, look!
My assistant's motioning to me. What is it?
Jackie, did you need something?
No. What do you want from me? Nothing.
You are the worst.
You said there's a phone call for me?
Bruce Wayne is on the phone for you.
Bruce Wayne McCusbro.
Oh, no.
Come on.
Time to meet your team.
I can't believe I'm actually working for Bruce Wayne.
That, that, that's cousin.
Teddy?
This is Emily Locke, your new boss.
Nice to meet you. What do you do here? I disrupt.
I alter the structure of expectations, make people see things in new ways.
For example, what do you think this is?
A deck?
But what if it wasn't?
What if it was the opposite of a desk?
I'm sorry. I'm still not exactly sure what you do.
I'm the chief design officer.
But what if you weren't?
Wait, are you firing me? Is she firing me? No, no. I was just making a joke.
Good one. Good one.
All right, come on. Let me put you on.
This is the lab.
That's our 3D printer. Don't touch it. That's liquid nitrogen.
Don't touch it. That's Wendy, our lead software engineer.
Let me guess. Don't touch her?
Why would you touch her?
Hey, guys!
Watch this.
That's Ron. He's head of engineering and chief of childlike wonder.
Battle!
That's amazing.
What is it? It's called the wear bag.
It protects against collateral damage from superhero battles. We're talking
about projectiles, falling debris, direct blows.
Only good for one use.
That's for taking my muffin, Steve.
That is an amazing product.
Right?
Lexcorp makes it. We're trying to figure out how it works so we can make a cheap
knockoff. Welcome to Wayne's Security.
Let's be better.
That's a permanent marker.
Well, good.
Because that's how I want us to be thinking.
Permanently.
Look, Wayne's security has stopped innovating. Our follow-up to last year's
Joker venom antidote is the exact same thing in a slightly darker purple.
Hmm, it's not slightly darker.
Okay, one's amethyst and one's sangria.
You don't get it. She doesn't get it. She's not getting it. No, I get that
they're different. I just don't think anyone cares about the color.
Ooh,
Katie's got claws.
Guys, we need to be innovating. We need to push ourselves. We can't...
Just copy what LexCorp does.
We need to... Let's be better. And do you know how we'll do that?
Oh, let me guess. By thinking outside the box.
I want us to forget the box ever existed.
Ron, what are you working on?
Literally a box.
Ron, I did not know that.
This morning, my train was blown off the track.
which apparently happens every day around here.
Let's come up with something that solves things like that. That's a brilliant
idea. Let me just summon a wizard.
Shazam! Oh, nothing.
Have you ever even made a product?
Well, no.
No,
but I was six in my class at Wharton. Ron, is that a product? Not a product.
No, I was president of the Young Leaders Group. Ron, surely that's a product.
Ooh, get the gantity.
Well, guess what? This company needs a big idea that you haven't delivered.
I suggest you take my lead on this because I know what I'm doing.
Van hired me for a reason.
Yeah, because the other people didn't work out.
What other people?
You're the fifth new boss we've had this year, and I refuse to let myself get
attached. I'm not getting hurt again.
But we'll do whatever you want until number six comes along.
Just to be clear, I'm not going to do whatever you want.
You fired four people before you got to me?
Technically, they weren't fired. One was crushed by a rubble before he started. I
like to think of that as God firing him.
Don't you think you should have told me that in the interview?
You want the real scoop?
You want to pop the hood on this van and see what's inside?
Yes.
Why?
I was supposed to be promoted to the Gotham office last year.
But then Bob Lackey from Wayne Bev pulled the idea for Wayne Light Lime out
of his ass and he took my spot.
The only reason you're here is to come up with a big idea to get me out of this
godforsaken taint of a city.
And I will. It just might take a little time. I'm sure Wayne Light Lime didn't
happen overnight.
The man left a lime in a beer literally overnight.
Get me to Gotham or somebody else will.
I'm scared I'm not. I'm going to get the team to come up with a big idea.
Yeah, they seem to love you.
Okay.
Maybe I came on a little strong.
To get the best out of people, you need to get to know them on a personal level.
Yeah, that line is underlined three times in your business book. You left it
in the kitchen. You need to bond as a unit. That line was circled. A boss
can't be afraid to look human. That line was starred. Is a star more or less than
a circle?
Stop going through my book.
A star is greater than a circle, but less than a heart.
Citizens of Charles City, this is Jack O'Lantern
with a personal message for Crimson Fox.
You can run.
Shut up, shut up, shut up, shut up, shut up.
Bruce Wayne is on the phone for you.
Jackie. If you are lying to me, I will put rocks in your pockets and I will
throw you in the ocean. You are going to make a great father one day. It's really
Bruce. Oh, my God.
How do I look?
Like you don't understand how phones work.
B-dubs, baby.
You keeping Gotham warm for me?
Yes, I can.
Hold.
Hey, guys, wait up.
advice I built that warns you when someone you don't like is approaching.
I call it the Emily Alert.
Well, that's very impressive.
And mean.
Look, I get it. You guys have had lots of losses, but it's my job to make sure
we deliver, and I'm trying to help us do that. Look, we know you're trying, but
you don't need to give us pep talks. We've come up with hundreds of big
ideas, and every one of them gets shot down by corporate because they're too
expensive. Or too dangerous.
Or you need a piece of the sun to power it, and that's impossible to get.
We're done getting our hopes up so they can get crushed.
Well, I'm not giving up. I believe in the team, and I'm not going anywhere.
Everyone, come out here. I have some terrible news.
We've all been fired.
Wait, what?
By we, you mean Emily, right?
I did, but also everyone else. Wait, wait, wait. I can't lose this job. I
take care of my sick grandma.
And I like nice things.
I should have went before Rod. Wait, why are they shutting us down?
Bruce says we're obsolete.
Gone are the days of a man in a bandit mask stealing a ruby from a museum. Now
it's all just supervillains trying to destroy the Earth.
Superheroes fighting one another for vaguely defined reasons. Our products
are powerless to stop that. So he just gave up on us?
I thought we were here to change the world.
Who told you that?
The company motto.
Oh, that.
No, that came with the office.
It used to be a diaper company.
There's got to be something we can do.
Why are you drinking champagne?
Oh, because I'm so sad.
I didn't want to say anything in front of the others, but I'm being absorbed
into the Gotham office.
If I knew I could sail up, I would have done it years ago.
So, everyone loses their job, and you get exactly what you want.
I don't know why I was so stressed about finding that big idea. The big idea is
I'm a Wayne, and a Wayne will always come out on top.
You know, I feel like I could commit vehicular manslaughter, and I would get
away with just a slap on the wrist. Now, I haven't done that, but now...
I feel like I could.
How long do we have until it becomes official?
Guys, I've got good news.
Bam, I've got to boost the radius on my Hamily alert.
So, I just spoke to Van, and we're not going to lose our job. Wait, what?
Guys, Emily said we're not losing our job!
Technically, we haven't been shut down yet. There is still hope.
Oh, never mind.
Winners are just losers that don't accept defeat.
If we came up with a game-changing product, Bruce would have to reconsider.
Oh, me, me, me, me, me, me, me.
I mean, unless you guys want to go first, I'm totally cool about it.
No, I don't want to do it. Okay, now, we all know that the number one cause of
workplace accidents is Superman crashing through office windows mid-fight. That's
a simple fact. Now, this glass is made of kryptonite.
So if he flies close to it, his powers will weaken and he'll safely bounce off.
Nice! And how does it work when the people inside need help from Superman?
I had not taken that scenario into account.
It's also not very strong against normal things.
Okay, I am not demoralized. I'm just going to take a slide real quick.
Hey, wait, you haven't heard my idea yet.
So, you know how everyone wants to have sex with robots, right?
Go on. I'm listening.
Problems are just opportunities dressed in work clothes.
You're aware this means nothing, right?
I give up.
I took this job to make a difference, and I didn't even get a chance. Oh,
honey, no one makes a difference.
I used to be just like you. I think we're pretty different.
Oh, yeah?
This is me, my first day of work here.
I have that shirt.
Sorry, honey.
Welcome to the real world.
We should probably go inside soon because there's an evil pumpkin flying
around. Citizens of John City, kiss your precious organic juice bar goodbye!
You don't need to have superpowers to accomplish great things. Love, Dad.
He gave this to me when I was little. I always keep it with me.
That's so sweet.
And now you're smelling it like a creepy person.
My dad ran a flower shop.
Everything he touched smelled like flowers.
I used to know he was around before I even saw him.
I feel like I let him down.
I wish we knew that guy was around before we saw him. Yeah, it would save a
lot of lives.
Oh, my God.
Maybe there's a way.
Guys, I have an idea.
Good, because Wendy's sex robot is not market ready.
Guys, just hear me out. Now, remember how I said I wanted us to invent
something that would stop things like that train attack?
Right, and then we laughed at you.
Wendy, what if you could boost your Emily alert to have a wider radius?
And what if... And what if who cares? Because we're all fired.
Look, I know you've all been beaten down in this job. And you feel like what we
do doesn't matter.
But I truly believe we can change lives.
And I know deep down you still care.
Can I pick the color?
It's 7 a.m. What am I doing here?
Van, this device we've created has just alerted me that Jack-O-Lantern is in the
area, giving us enough time to get to safety.
It uses advanced chemoreceptors to pick up on Jack-O-Lantern's unique smell
profile. We call it the Jack-O-Lert. It is sleek, stylish, and available in
Sangria.
I'm having a hard time figuring...
Why you'd think I would care?
I already picked out a penthouse in Gotham City.
Well, the way I see it, if you don't take this to Bruce, maybe I will. And
maybe I'll be the one sipping Wayne Light Lime in my Gotham office.
Okay, I take your point. But none of this matters because your Jack Alert
detects Jack Squaw.
Citizens of John City, prepare to feel my powerful fall!
to Bruce.
Everybody, I have some terrible news.
I'm not going to get to go to Gotham. Tell them the other news.
I got a parking ticket.
We're not fired.
Wind security is staying open.
Yeah, Bruce loved the jack alert.
He's putting it in beta, wherever that is.
So great. Did he mention the color? No. Damn it. But he did say, because I did
such a good job inspiring all of you, he wants me to stay here to continue
inspiring you.
I guess with great power comes living in a taint.
Emily, I blame you.
You guys did it. You should be really proud of yourselves.
We couldn't have done it without you. No. We got you a little something.
A butt bath.
Too much safer alternative to the train. A little Charm City insider tip.
You guys.
Thank you.
I didn't tip him. I would not expect that.
To the R&D team.
To Emily.
To Emily.
This just in.
Gotham City police report that Joker has been apprehended.
Batman used a new device that tracked him by his smell.
And now for correction.
What a crazy coincidence.
Batman came up with his own Jack Alert.
And Midnight Black.
Little, powerful.
Fleming, I wish we worked for Batman.
I feel like he'd really get us.
Well, maybe someday we will.
Ha, that's funny.
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