Kenneth talks about doing the show in Boston.
Tracy flashes back to a time when he got in trouble when he travelled for work.
Jack uses a office replicating service to replicate his office while they wor...
Tracy yells at the guy playing John Hancock about being a slave owner.
The staff get frazzled and complain when they have to go to Boston for work.
Nancy tricks Jack into thinking she's having techinical difficulties.
Pete gives the bad news that they are all staying in a shitty hotel in Boston.
Tracy goes on the Freedom Trail tour with Liz and argues with the guy playing...
Liz gets busted by Jack for making a real fake name for an executive.
Jack asks Nancy if her and her husband have been talking about getting a divo...
Kenneth and Cerie pretend to be married to buy Nancy's house for Jack.
Kenneth and Cerie go to buy Nancy's house for Jack so that she can divorce he...
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