Office

The movie opens with Josh Parker dealing with the stress of finalizing his divorce. As he navigates this personal turmoil, he heads to his workplace at Zenotek, setting the stage for the unfolding events.

Upon arriving at work, Josh is introduced to his diverse and quirky team. He interacts with Mary, the HR Administrator, Jeremy the grumpy coworker, Alison who’s struggling with her own heartbreak, and Nate who pretends to have a girlfriend to evade harassment.

Josh meets his coworker Tracy, who is developing a new software program. Their chemistry is palpable, yet Josh hesitates to act on it due to his recent breakup, revealing his lingering emotional scars.

Josh and his boss Clay leave work to shop for office Christmas gifts. In a playful moment, they daydream about driving fast enough to jump the Clark Street Bridge, showcasing their lighthearted camaraderie amidst workplace stress.

The company's CEO, Carol, bursts in, reminding everyone of their dwindling sales, which creates an atmosphere of fear and anxiety. She cancels any plans for Christmas parties, insisting that they need to focus on saving jobs instead.

Josh, Clay, and Tracy meet with potential client Walter Davis, hoping to secure a deal that will save their jobs. Despite their efforts to impress him, Walter expresses disinterest in the corporate culture at Zenotek, leaving them in despair.

In a desperate attempt to impress Walter, Josh and his team decide to throw an unauthorized Christmas party. They hastily prepare for the celebration, believing it might show Walter a more personal side of their company.

As the Christmas party kicks off, chaos ensues. Josh enlists security guard Carla to maintain order while Nate, wanting to impress, hires an escort. The antics escalate when Clay reveals he’s used a large amount of his savings as bonuses for everyone.

During the party, a bag of cocaine accidentally gets thrown into the snow machine, leading to a highly awkward moment for Walter. This mishap compounds the chaos and adds to the pressure of making a good impression.

Despite the chaos, Walter begins to enjoy the genuine atmosphere created by the team. A pivotal moment occurs when he unexpectedly declares his love for Zenotek, signaling a potential partnership.

Carol returns unexpectedly after her flight is canceled and discovers the party in full swing. Initially furious, she realizes the team's efforts have culminated in closing a deal with Walter, which could save their jobs.

In a reckless moment, Clay attempts to jump over the Clark Street Bridge, resulting in a crash. The impact leads to a city-wide internet outage, putting their jobs—and lives—at risk yet again.

With Clay hospitalized, Josh, Tracy, and Mary race against time to restore the company's service and save their jobs. Using Tracy's program, they successfully reconnect to the internet, ensuring their survival.

The aftermath of the party brings unexpected connections among coworkers, leading to new relationships. Josh and Tracy share a kiss, while Nate and Alison find common ground after their own night of escapades.

The team gathers to celebrate their survival after a tumultuous night. They plan to enjoy breakfast together—despite the doctor’s warning to Clay—vowing to embrace the holidays fully, united by their shared trials.