It was nothing special. I was kind of worried to watch it since usually there's always one employee who is a joke and everything looks like its in shambles. There was nothing really inherently wrong. The employees weren't miserable, the working conditions weren't all that ridiculous, and there weren't many bad things said about the team or the company. All that happened was they gave a hot dog vendor employee of the year, they gave the crew walkies, improved crew clubhouse, added a trailer to the parking lots with heat and air, added a crew family day, and that's about it in terms of improving the company. In terms of personal stuff, they gave one guy an offseason internship, paid for one guys college classes, sent one dude's daughter to swim lessons and Northwestern, and let the employee of the year throw out the first pitch w/ 4 high priced tickets. It was boring. No real drama, no real "Holy crap I can't believe we let these people work in these conditions" type situations. Everyone there did their job well, and in the end they made it to where they could do it more efficiently. Nothing too interesting.