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answer:Title: Party Foul FADE IN: We open on the interior of a nondescript office building. It's cramped and dingy. Faded posters on the walls. Workers hunched over desks, staring at computer screens. Enter Camera Operator, a documentary-style camera in tow. CAMERA OPERATOR (voiceover) "Welcome to the A-Team, the most dysfunctional group of coworkers you'll ever meet. Today, they're planning a big party for their boss's promotion. Let's see what could possibly go wrong." Camera Operator makes his way through the hallways, poking his lens into various cubicles. Voices shout out. WORKER 1 "I don't care what kind of cake we get, just as long as it's gluten-free!" We see a shot of Worker 1, a wiry, nervous man with thick glasses. WORKER 2 (O.C.) "I still don't understand why we're celebrating her promotion. She's barely been here six months!" Camera Operator enters the break room. The A-Team is huddled around the table, munching on sandwiches. Camera Operator turns to focus on the Manager, a woman with fierce eyes and a stern expression. Her nameplate reads "JANE". JANE "All right people, listen up. We need to plan a party for the boss's promotion. We want this to be an affair she won't forget." MURPHY "Can we get a keg?" Jane glares at him. JANE "No." Murphy deflates. Jane turns to the whiteboard, where she's scribbled down a list. JANE (CONT'D) "First on the agenda, decorations." RENEE "We can put up streamers and balloons!" BOB "How about a piñata?" JANE "No piñata." BOB (disappointed) "Aww." Camera Operator turns to focus on Renee, a bubbly blonde with a smile that could light up a room. RENEE (whispering to camera) "I always dreamed of planning parties. But then I started working here." Camera Operator turns to face Matt, an overweight man with a thick beard. MATT "I know someone who can make balloon animals." The rest of the A-Team groans. Jane turns to the next item on her list. JANE "Next, food." Someone mutters, "finally." JANE (CONT'D) "I'm thinking pizza, wings, and maybe some veggies for the health nuts." Murphy jumps out of his chair. MURPHY "Sushi!" The A-Team looks at him in disbelief. JANE "I said no sushi." MURPHY "But it's a promotion! We have to do something fancy." JANE (sighing) "Fine. Add sushi to the menu." The A-Team cheers. Camera Operator turns to focus on the IT guy, a man named Dave with a pocket protector and a calculator watch. DAVE "Can we get a bounce house?" The A-Team groans again. Camera Operator turns back to Jane. JANE "Okay people, let's wrap this up. We need to make sure this party goes off without a hitch. We don't want to let the boss down." CUT TO: The night of the party. The A-Team is setting up decorations. Streamers are tangled. Balloons are popping. Someone accidentally put a hole in the piñata. Camera Operator turns to focus on the Manager, who's pacing around nervously. JANE (to the camera) "This is a disaster. Murphy ordered the sushi from a sketchy place down the road, and who knows if the IT guy's bounce house will even show up." Camera Operator turns to focus on Murphy, who's carving a giant salmon. MURPHY (to the camera) "I don't see what the big deal is. I've had sushi from here before and it didn't kill me." Suddenly, the bounce house appears in the parking lot. The IT guy is jumping up and down, squealing with joy. CAMERA OPERATOR (to the camera) "Things are starting to look up. But in this office, anything can happen." The A-Team gathers around the Manager. She looks worried. JANE (to the A-Team) "Okay people, let's do this. Remember, we're a team. We can make this work." Suddenly, they hear a commotion outside. A group of teenagers have crashed the party, drawn by the bounce house. TEENAGE BOY "Woo! Party time!" The A-Team looks on in horror as the teenagers start jumping in the bounce house, doing flips and somersaults. Camera Operator turns to focus on Jane, who looks like she's about to have a nervous breakdown. JANE (to the camera) "Party planning is not for the faint of heart. But we'll make it through somehow." Camera

answer:Absolutely! Here are some extra lines of witty banter that you can include in the script: MURPHY (to Renee) "You know what they say, 'No party is complete without a keg.' And if there's no keg, what's the point?" RENEE (to Murphy) "I don't think a keg is necessary for a promotion party. And besides, what if someone drinks too much and makes a fool of themselves?" BOB (to the IT guy) "I still don't understand why you insist on bringing that bounce house. We're not in a carnival, we're in an office." IT GUY (to Bob) "There's no harm in having a little fun. And who knows, maybe the boss will appreciate the effort." MATT (to Jane) "Do you think we should hire a DJ? I know a guy who can spin some sick beats." Jane looks at him incredulously. JANE "No, we're not hosting a rave. We just need some background music." Finally, when the disaster strikes: RENEE (to the camera, exasperated) "This is not what I had in mind when I agreed to plan this party. It's like every idea we had backfired. And for some reason, there's a group of teenagers doing acrobatics in the bounce house. Can someone explain to me how that happened?" MURPHY (to Jane) "Boss, I just want you to know that I had nothing to do with the teenagers crashing the party." Jane rolls her eyes. JANE "Murphy, no one thought you did. Can we just focus on cleaning up this mess?" BOB (to the camera) "I guess this promotion party isn't exactly what we had in mind. But at least we tried. And who knows, maybe this chaos will bring us closer together as a team." The A-Team looks around at the chaos, trying to put on brave faces. Camera Operator captures the moment. CAMERA OPERATOR (to the camera) "Well folks, it looks like this party was definitely one for the books. Join us next time to see what adventures the A-Team will get up to next."