PBC

In order to win the sales team over, Sarah tries to plan an outing to do their favorite thing: golf! However, when they find out it's only mini-golf, they can only justify staying by sprucing up the day with some fun "expenditures". Meanwhile Hunter tries to prove his value over Marty by beating him in a round of mini-golf, but Sarah seems preoccupied on the expense situation. When some massage therapists, hibachi chefs, and a live performance from the actual Holographic Tupac blow the day budget out of the water, Sarah has an ultimatum. As Lance says: you can't be a frugal baller! Accounting or sales, which is it gunna be?

But art does not come without a price! As Hunter searches to replace Sarah, he finds even his reliable rap duo is falling apart as Makayla does a rework of he and Rico's "Shawty's An Accountant" rap song. Sarah, banished by her accounting team after blowing their T&E budget to impress the sales team, also finds herself searching for allies within the office. She thinks she has that in audit pal Lindsey - but Lindsey has her eyes on a more skeptical prize as she grills Sarah on her lack of internal controls. With the whole office seemingly falling apart, will Sarah be able to mend the relationships that she's tried so hard to balance? 

While everyone is dressing their part, there's still work that needs to get done. Lindsey is continuing to push the accounting team to the brink with her continuous discovery of control deficiencies, and finding of outlandish terms in the sales teams contracts, which could lead to the dreaded: clawback! Meanwhile Sarah and Hunter, not so subtlety, hash out their ongoing passive aggressive relationship battle as Marty continues to be his punny self. For Makayla, she has bigger fish to fry: her reputation. After a Tweet threating to expose and cancel her puts her on edge, she is on a mission to get ahead of the publicity before it's too late.

Left with a critical decision of whether to deceive the client as ordered by her boss, or come forward with the truth about the outlandish sales contract, Sarah spins into existential crisis mode. With the sales team doing everything they can to keep the client pre-occupied to avoid discovering the truth, it takes the help of the entire accounting team to pull off the unthinkable contract revision and stall the conference long enough for Sarah to get to the General [the client] and hope he accepts the revised agreement terms. Meanwhile, this whole time, there was an undercover surprise that shocks everyone, but goes to show, you better always be on your best behavior, because someone is always watching!