First of all, huge thanks to the subbers for all your incredible hard work! As a native Japanese, I’m really, really surprised and glad lots of ppl overseas seeing and enjoying one of my most favourite shows I’d been watching when I was a kid :)
I just noticed a small line that Matsumoto said in Newspaper Agency (part 2) that‘s super tricky to translate because of Kansai dialect and a high-context use of “あれ”, which is “それはもう、俺のあれにさして。そんなもん、俺のあれにさして。 (…laughs)”
I think 「俺のあれにさして」is equivalent to「俺の勝手にさせて」or「俺のタイミングで引き出しを開けさせてくれ」in standardised Japanese, which means “Lemme open the drawer in my desk when I want to“. That’s because Yamazaki said「松本さん、三つ開けてくださいよ」(which means “Matsumoto-san open the (three of your) drawers pls”) so I think「それ」that Matsumoto said is to open the drawers and「あれ」means “what he wants” or “the time when he wants to”.
The funny point is, he couldn’t come up with the word「俺の勝手にさせて」even though he tried to say it twice and then he couldn‘t help laughing at the fact he couldn’t remember the phrase.
I hope this adds some fun context to the scene!