Contemporary American Poultry

The study group discusses classes, Jeff's phrase 'streets ahead', and their love of cafeteria chicken fingers.

Jeff rallies the group to get Star-Burns fired from the fryer job so they can control the chicken supply.

The group successfully gets Star-Burns fired and Abed hired as the new fry cook, securing their chicken supply.

Abed starts skimming chicken fingers and trading them for favors, expanding his power.

The group's chicken operation grows into a campus-wide syndicate with multiple roles and perks.

Jeff tries to shut down the operation but Abed refuses, claiming he finally understands people through chicken.

Jeff tries to turn the group against Abed but they refuse, siding with Abed's leadership.

Jeff gets Star-Burns to remove a vital valve from the chicken fryer, crippling Abed's operation.

The group becomes spoiled and lazy, losing respect for Abed's leadership.

Abed stuffs a backpack full of chicken as a message to the group.

The group, now suffering from Abed's actions, begs Jeff to take down Abed.

Jeff confronts Abed in the kitchen and they make a deal to help each other connect with people.

Abed narrates the end of the chicken mafia and the return to normal life.

Troy and Abed perform a signature trick for the study group, ending on a positive note.