When I heard the teaser I thought, oh, another version of Faust. But this was an interesting twist and a good one. I was struck by how this show was entirely based on dialogue, much of it in 'long takes' of up to five minutes. When RMT achieves good contemporary drama, the dialogue is very natural and sounds like the way people really talk to each other. I winced a bit at the notion of a pension (today health benefits aren't even a guarantee) but fortunately the words "Social Security" didn't pop into my head until after I was done listening... For some reason, Leon Janney (Joe the company president) always cracks me up with his delivery. Maybe because in other shows he frequently plays absurd characters who say outlandish things. Norman Rose and William Redfield are always solid. This show would have aired right about the time I started listening to RMT as a teenager but I don't remember the plot (I remember quite a few plots from then but very few titles). A very good show (but then I enjoy them all).