Zach Cherry in “Severance” Courtesy of AppleĪt this, Adam Scott jumped in: “I think Mark has experienced a Waffle Party. So it’s a way for Lumon to take that human need and turn it into a sort of pro-Lumon thing.” And yet they have to give the employees that outlet, because they may be having sexual experiences on the outside, but not know. “It all comes down to the commodification of sex and intimacy, and that this is a world where you’re not supposed to express any sexuality amongst your coworkers. “Honestly, it kind of started as a joke in the writers’ room that then developed into something we thought was really interesting,” “Severance” creator Dan Erickson told Variety about the Waffle Party.

1 in your division for the quarter, is a sexual experience that requires you to don a mask in the likeness of Kier Eagan, and are given the opportunity to perform intimate acts with four mysterious people dressed up as the “Four Tempers” depicted in a Lumon painting revealed in Episode 2 of “Severance.” We don’t see Dylan go through with the sexual part of this particular Waffle Party, as he bails shortly after the erotic dancing portion, which is certainly not something Lumon manager Milchick (Tramell Tillman) was expecting to happen when he dropped Dylan off.

The perk, which you receive for being No. But we see enough of the Waffle Party, which takes place in Kier Eagan’s replica home in the Perpetuity Wing on Lumon’s severed floor, to know it doesn’t just include a delicious plate of waffles - though you do get one of those, too.

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