In the high-stakes, darkly comedic short film from director Lewis Bruce, a desperate young professional finds that the modern job market is a battlefield where the rules have changed. The narrative thrusts viewers into a frenetic, anxiety-fueled race as the protagonist, portrayed with palpable desperation by Sadie Sue Long, navigates a gauntlet of absurd interviews and humiliating assessments. Alongside a cast of eccentric fellow applicants, including Brady Hosmer and Rin Glover, the search for employment spirals into a surreal test of survival. Written by Kafui Sakyi-Addo and Gabriel Talley, this razor-sharp satire explores the crushing pressure and dehumanizing rituals of the hunt for a paycheck. The tension is palpable as each interaction becomes more bizarre than the last, blurring the line between professional ambition and personal identity. With a brisk four-minute runtime, this biting send-up captures the universal dread of unemployment and the lengths to which people will go to secure a spot in the rat race, leaving audiences to wonder just how far the candidates are willing to go.