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The undisputed king of workplace comedies. This Mike Judge masterpiece follows Peter Gibbons, a miserable cubicle worker who decides to stop caring about his job after undergoing hypnotherapy. Through a hilarious series of events, he and his coworkers end up accidentally embezzling money from their soulless company. It’s a hilarious, cathartic look at hating your job, dealing with micromanagement, and the joy of smashing a faulty printer to pieces. This concept is echoed in other violent office
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