I know it's posted a lot about how Phyllis is the worst but honestly she is. The comic was amazing and no one liked it but Jim.

Gotta give it to Nate. Considering he doesn't get much screen time, he certainly makes a hilarious impact.

All this talk about dangerous Hurricane Beryl has me thinking of cute little Bear-yl. Stay safe out there, friends!

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They had the internet back then right

I got a new job (yay!) and for the first time ever I have my own desk!!! I absolutely LOVE The Office and wanted to decorate it to bring it to life. I was thinking of Bobblehead Dwight from Amazon because NBC is sold out of the official one! I was also thinking of a Dundie. What do you guys think? I don't wanna be over the top but I really want to bring The Office to MY office!

This episode is full of little jokes 😂 Stanley gets aggressive and wrecks Michael's car!

Team chairs or copier?

I’m team copier because if some people wanted chairs they could buy them for themselves. What do you think?

Also I’m sorry if this has already been asked, I didn’t see anything from my quick peruse.

Packer should have been only like 1 or 2 episodes max.

It was terrible and the ending was extremely depressing. Why is this episode held in such high regard? It was absolutely horrible

It's weird, but there are times when I relate the most with Dwight because we share some nerdy traits, even though mine are minor compared to his. Other times, I relate the most with Kelly because I also start dancing at random whenever music is present. I also relate with Meredith because I drank a lot when I was at university. But never at her level. I love cats, so there's also Angela. I draw just like Pam. I'm down-to-earth just like Jim. I sometimes speak without thinking just like Michael. All in all, at some points during the show, I think I relate to all of them. I think it's one of the reason I'm obsessed with the show.

So I manage a couple auto shops and I was opening one of the stores the other day. I turned on the TV for the customer lounge and I heard this voice....Jan Levinson. It was some Hallmark type movie (it's pre programmed TV that just plays "safe" shows) that she was talking to her Daughter. Her daughter was complaining that she was never around when she was a kid and "Jan" responded "well, now that you own your own business you understand that you have to make sacrifices" So I'm assuming after the Scranton white pages, Jan went all in on Serenity by Jan, thereby creating a rift between her and Astrid. I didn't watch enough to figure out the daughter's business was but I'm open to suggestions. What business would someone who hates their mother in the scent business go in to ( what's the opposite of candles?)

Andy isn't one of my favorites but these scene always makes me giggle