You've Reached the Voicemail of Tracy Herrity

Two snipers, in a combat situation, end up being fixated on a certain aspect of their walkie talkie communication with each other. After an interview with a candidate, the hiring for an office job position ends up being decided by what seems to be the company criteria, which does not include relevant academic or professional experience. A guy in a truck goes cruising for "chicks", not going about the process the right way for what he really wants. At a clothing store check-out, the clerk and the customer get into a battle about the store's policy of collecting personal information, the clerk who has an ulterior motive. Three single female friends lament to their married female friend the nature of online dating which often includes the men sending pornographic photos of their privates. At a party, a woman wants to make a French exit, or perhaps not. A woman standing on the street believes she sees the Grim Reaper approaching her. A woman at a restaurant wants to wait for her friend before ordering, but may have other thoughts in her heart about the matter. In a series of vignettes, women rest their breasts. Tracy Herrity asks for a critique of her office voice message, she unsure if the latest sounds weird, especially as, to her, it sounds not as she herself hears her voice. An office worker believes everything is better served in a Mason jar. A group of women in a sauna talk about menopause, they who are not where they seem. And the administrative staff at RZP Financial are discussing their float for this year's Pride Parade, one staffer who wants to do something more fitting to their corporate image than their usual of solely of hunky gay guys wearing tight tank tops in their corporate green color.