Editing Mark Corrigan (section)

==== Jeremy Makes It ====
Mark is assigned to work on a Saturday with Daryl, a new colleague at the office. They quickly bond and engage in playful antics, such as stapling a sausage to an employee's door. However, Jeremy feels jealous as he observes their growing friendship.

Later, Mark and Daryl attend a WWII reenactment where they portray Nazis. Mark is shocked to discover that Daryl is a Neo-Nazi and holds racist views. He confides in Jeremy, who is thrilled to finally have a legitimate reason to distance Mark from Daryl.

Mark, Jeremy, and Super Hans visit Gog's house, expecting a discussion about their music. Instead, they find out that Gog is being targeted because he criticized their music, and the visit turns into an attempt to coerce him into paying them.

During a workplace meeting at Frankie and Benny's, Daryl's racism becomes apparent to other employees, causing Mark embarrassment. He tries to manage the situation by removing Daryl from the meeting and speaking to him privately, but Daryl remains oblivious to Mark's discomfort.

Realizing he needs to end the friendship with Daryl, Mark sets up a band rehearsal where he isolates Daryl in the recording room and rejects him from a distance. Daryl reacts angrily and quits both the band and his friendship with Mark.

When Daryl is later fired for his involvement in a hate crime, he shields Mark from any repercussions, quietly calling him a "good guy" and stating he holds no grudge. Mark, concerned about his own reputation, responds by angrily reprimanding Daryl as he leaves, thereby protecting his social standing at the office.