 Norm volunteers to be his company s party director in order to advance the corporate ladder. After doing so, he realizes he knows nothing about party planning. On Diane s flippant suggestion, Norm decides to throw a toga party at the bar. Things start off badly on party night when Norm is the only one who dresses in costume. Things go downhill from there. The final blow for Norm is the fact that the woman he hired to be the boss  date at the last minute can t make it, so he pleads with Diane to keep his boss, Sawyer, company. Reluctant to prostitute herself, Diane initially refuses but changes her mind when she sees that Sawyer is a young, well-dressed, handsome man. A nice start to their date with interesting conversation deteriorates into an unwanted pass. Norm, seeing this, defends Diane and physically removes Sawyer off her, this move resulting in Norm getting fired. The news of Norm s action leads to the only emotion displayed by his accountant colleagues all evening.