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Mild-mannered financial compliance officer Jay Bunani gets no respect; after attending a mindfulness seminar hosted by guru Sebastian Cilantro, he starts venting his true feelings towards those who mistreat him in e-mails he never sends.

Jay's life is in ruins, but things are about to get even worse for Jay; only his obnoxious college pal, Max Wong, approves of his courage.

A financial compliance officer sends out emails that no one was supposed to see, and must deal with the backlash, in this series.

Jay finally convinces Veena to take him back, but he bows out after she admits she's settling for him because she has no better option; Jay has hidden his disgrace from his parents thus far, but fate intervenes yet again.

Jay comes clean with his parents and tells them he will strike out alone; he approaches meat magnate Zacheus Lee about funding a yet-to-be-developed app and gets a job offer instead.

Jay takes note of a mysterious delivery at work and notifies journalist Charley Siew; together they try to get evidence that Zacheus' "prime meat" is actually cut with tapir, an endangered species.