Ep 5. Gryzzlbox

In Parks and Recreation season 7, episode 5 titled "Gryzzlbox," the episode begins with Leslie and Ron getting together again for "One Last Ride." This time, they have to deal with an issue that could potentially threaten the future of Pawnee.

Apparently, Gryzzl, a technology corporation, has come up with a new product called Gryzzlbox - a drone-like device that can deliver packages to people's homes. Sounds convenient, right? However, this product poses a significant threat to the jobs of many Pawnee residents.

Leslie, as always, springs into action to stop Gryzzl from destroying the town. She recruits her team, including Tom, April, and Andy, to join her in going head-to-head with Gryzzl. With the help of Ben, they devise a plan to ensure the corporation does not take over the local market and put other businesses out of business.

On the other hand, Ron's storyline focuses on his woodwork cabin, which is accidentally burned down by careless campers. Ron uses this opportunity to rebuild the cabin with only the essentials, which results in him having to deal with some awkward visitors who mistake his home for a public library.

Meanwhile, Tom and Andy join forces to create an app that will counter Gryzzl's Gryzzlbox. They call it "Pick Your Parcel," where people can select their preferred delivery method. The two enlist the help of Donna Meagle, who is now a successful real estate agent, to get them in touch with her clients - who coincide with Gryzzl's target market.

Parks and Recreation season 7, episode 5 take us on a nostalgic trip, returning to the town of Pawnee, Indiana, and revisiting the beloved characters we have grown to love. The episode balances a heart-warming story of friendship and new beginnings with a critical commentary on the impact of technology on the economy. It is a fitting tribute to a show that has touched so many viewers while still being entertaining.