Saccharine uninspired romance interests. Less of a cliche than I thought it would be, despite the earnest girliness throughout. Obviously took notes on recent years cultural feedback to have more developed side characters and people of color, which is a good thing, although they're all sort of still cliches and say and act in cringy ways. I do like that the moral is sort of anti-work-cult devotion - all 3 of the main friend characters are pursuing their American dream and realize it isnt what they thought it would be or wanted, although the main character basically goes back to it at the end... and her soul selling was righted (sooo that wont keep happening at that same firm with that same boss?). Overall done in a way that was kind of stupid, but entertaining enough in a pleasant way for low to mid-tier TV