I like how Michael shows some maturity at the end of the confrontation with Stanley. It's a really nice contrast to his show-off, socially inept self. Really great moment, showing Michael's personal development. And i think, paradoxically, Stanley may have even gained a little bit of respect towards Michael, after he stood up to him
Michał Piechowski Micheal didn’t stand up to him.He cried in front of him even thought Stanley disrespected his authority and only came to an agreement in which Stanley won’t do that again as long as he can do whatever he wants
@@FatGouf unless your toby michaels a pretty cool guy, he tries to make the environment a lovely place, a person who hates on that type of person should be the person to be hated on
@@karthikm4534 John 10:17 The reason my Father loves me is that I lay down my life-only to take it up again.18 No one takes it from me, but I lay it down of my own accord. I have authority to lay it down and authority to take it up again." You or I can't save ourselves but Jesus can save all who trust in Him. Peace
Huh? Wtf has that got to.do with a boss employee relationship? And wasnt stanley cheating much later than this episode.. but that doesnt even matter. It still has nothing to do with....ah fuck it I swear the comments under the office videos are made by some of the dumbest people on earth?
He is miserable. He works just to pay off his mortgage and past two marriages. Under horrible childish boss and even tho he is more competent. But he understand that the corporate won't let him actually be the boss and he just lost all hope and drive for this bafoonery. Capitalism and corporate is full of bullshit. Expecting doing stupid jobs and be humiliated and THANK YOUR BOSS FOR THE OPORTUNITY TO DO SO. I am so in with Stanley. And if you have ever worked just for the money you would too.
I have horrible bosses too. But I get paid so I need to function. Stanley could have been fired long ago but Michael loves his employees even tho he’s childish and fails most of the time.
@@danielbelcab I think he's the best salesman out there, that's why he earned the position. he may be a failure but he's one of the best salesmen. Remember "The Client" episode? It is their most important client and Jan picked Michael, not Jim, not Dwight.
@@ronrivero1039 Jan herself was never trustful of Michael's ability. Actually, in that episode she was VERY surprised when Michael closed the sale, so it's not like she had high expectations herself. Even David Wallace had no explanation for how the Scranton branch was able to find success having Michael of all people as their manager -- pretty sure it's because of their few but very competent workers, since not even Michael could put into words how "he did it". Stanley's own lack of enthusiasm and focus is a reflection of Michael's inability to lead and show seriousness. He does crosswords during conference meetings because they rarely ever matter, which is why one of Jim's first decisions as co-manager was to demand that Michael stopped doing them because it was a waste of productive time. Creed doesn't even know what are his responsibilities inside the company, Kevin is borderline retarded, Ryan is both lazy and defiant, but you wanna talk about Stanley. You're rationalizing a show that plays with absurd and exaggerated characters, that's already senseless in itself. But if you wanna do it, do it all the way.
Stones Jones influenced by what? what’re you blabbering about? I find him annoying cos I like michael. same way I hate toby because I like michael. lol
no actually he makes a lot of sense. after rewatching the wire for the 3rd time I discoverd I hate micheal with passion to put it simply he is an absolute asshole. ofc they show his assholeness as comedy on tv but if you think about it for one second he is an absolute asshole
Samm Q nope Michael is not an asshole, he’s more like a kid in a mans body, he always want attention, he want everyone to like him and he doesn’t understand how to hide his feelings which lead him to be rude and arrogant to strangers that don’t know him well, if you haven’t noticed but everyone in the office felt sorry for Michael since he’s parent got divorced during his early childhood and he got used by other people with bad intentions like Jan.
Michael actually listens to his employees, which makes him empthatic and a great boss, he knows now that Stanley need the opposite treatment than he normally gives him. So he imidiately does th opposite of his normal self and stand up to him. Great sense of awareness here.
he actually rarely listen to his employees unless it gets critical like this one. I mean like the Angela-Oscar confrontation, all parties except Micheal are dissatisfied with the outcome...
Racism is still alive people. The only sane guy in a show who opposes all the insanely horrible values Michael stands for apparently needs to be put in his place.
@@iRaps1 Michael is the boss. You do what your boss says or quit if you don't like it. This is how it works in real life. I don't think you've ever worked in your life.
@@iRaps1 It's more about horrible characters than race. Tbh 95% of the people in the world don't give a fuck about your race.. only your attitude and personality. Racism is a weak argument to create unnecessary disputes btwn people and people like you are responsible for it.
Stanley should be fired. You shouldn't get mad at a show, but when a guy doesn't do shit, disrespects his boss, and plays his shitty little game instead of participating in meetings, then tops it all off with getting mad when fired, I have to go on a rant...
Yes it does. We're not in the damn military and even there hierarchy for the sake of it is beyond stupid. Earn your authority or stop calling yourself a boss. Michael is a horrible boss and does distasteful things every episode and the people suffering every day because of him of COURSE do have a right to stand up to him. We don't live in a damn aristocracy.
I understand Stanley tho. Michael can be an over the top boss and sometimes dealing with him everyday can be frustratring but I feel bad for Michael as well. In this case, he's still his boss. How much Stanley hated him, Michael is still his superior and he should respect him no matter what. Michael can be a little selfish and childish but he's a good boss. He treats his employees as his own family (expect Toby lol) and as much as possible doesn't want to fire anybody. I am amazed on how Michael handled this situation.
"Michael is still his superior and he should respect him no matter what." What the fuck is wrong with you? We stopped having lords and monarchs centuries ago, why are you acting as if people with more wealth or power are somehow better than the rest?
@@steik6414 no. What the fuck is wrong with YOU. It's called structural hierarchy. You probably the new generation who think this world owes you something. Michael is the boss of that office. No matter how annoying he is, he's still you boss. Once he allowed Stanley to sass him, then everyone will sass him. Once he let Dwight take control over him, everyone will see that he's easy to takeover.
@@steik6414 Child again, go back to school... Go do your homework or whatever... Stop writing this cringy comments, please... It's not about ''who's better''. it's about RESPECT and working place ethics and hierarchy, you probaby live in your own imaginary world... Go have some real life experience. Learn to RESPECT people, brat.
@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849 You think sycophancy and adhering to dogma is mature? How utterly hilarious. What fascinates me though is that out of all this useless shit you typed, not one sentence of it is a justification for your belief. You just state your opinion over and over again without argument and yet have the fucking gall to call me a child. Maybe when you realise that Micheal is the *fictional* boss not because of his superior skills or ability, but because of a society that is set up to benefit those who are already succeeding, you might understand how pathetic your attitude is. Why should people who are given a massive headstart in life be given this kind of "respect" when it isn't earned? I'm sure you don't give two shits who Niccolo Machiavelli is, but he wote an interesting quote: "It is not titles that honour people, but rather people that honour titles." What has Micheal Scott done to honour his title in Stanley's eyes? Nothing. Of course Stanley doesn't respect him, you would have to be an idiot to respect someone that you can see is massively incompetent. Its plain sycophancy to pretend to respect someone who you can see does not have the ability to manage. We should not be peasants who daren't question the decisions of our betters. That way of thinking is frankly backwards.
I really don't understand how the people in the office never see the good side of Michael, up until he leaves. So what? Jim and Pam don't have flaws? Or Dwight? Ok, Michael is offensive sometimes, actually lots of times, but couldn't one of them go to him as a friend and tell him that he could change that offensive behavior? Again, as a friend, not a critic. I am 99% sure, that would make Michael change a lot. That's what he was missing: friends, not subordinates, not critics. I think there was very poor friendship relations inside the office, considering how long they were together. Actually, I would not like a friend like Jim, Pam, or Dwight. I would like a friend like Michael (also Andy). Who agrees? :)
The thing is that we watch the show and we love it but in real life he would be so annoying as a boss. Imagine yourself going to work you don't love that much, and you have boss that is delusional and have bad jokes and timing for jokes. IRL that would be annoying no matter how Michael is good and kind.
They are subordinates after all, and there is a line you don't cross. It doesn't really reflect how they treat friends. When Pam co-founded in the Michael Scott Paper Company and is no longer a mere subordinate, you can actually see changes in her tones and honesty when she talks to Michael that is closer to a friend. Besides, if people actually came up to him, he would probably use his position of power to justify his actions anyways.
people like jim would just make fun of you and me, michaels a one of a kind and always has peoples backs thats why he helped ryan so many times even though hes a bad employee
I think even if someone tell Michael what to do, he wouldn't listen. The fork lift and the driving into the lake are prime examples. But seriously though, he's great on the show but if my boss was like Michael, I'd have quit after 2 days. There are instances in the show that I just wanna punch Michael in the face.
People like Stanley need to be put on their places. They need to know and recognize who's in charge and who's the boss. In Mexico there is a proverb how stands "you drink it (the water/situation) or you spill it", it means you have to cooperate with the situation
Sales. He's good at it. He's not a team player, you're right. That may also been the reason why he was never promoted to a managerial job. To be honest, I think Michael is the one who should have been fired a long time ago. He is a constant sexist, racist, and homophobic. But because those qualities in him aren't really harmful, I wouldn't consider those as factors to get him fired. What I would want him to be fired over though, is his actions that constantly hold back everyone's proficiency in their job. He does them every episode and is too many to count. If he didn't have above average employees like Jim, Dwight, Stanley, Angela, and Oscar, and didn't have very tolerating boss like Jan and Ryan had been, I bet his branch would have been closed down or absorbed a long time ago. His employees do their jobs right. But why does he procrastinate in doing his job? He also doesn't take half of what corporate asks him off seriously. He should have been demoted to a salesman a long time ago.
In real life, employee like Stanley should be immediately sacked. He is not of any use to company if he disobeys his superior like that. Forget about his individual skills or competency. The first rule to work for someone else is to respect your employer. If you have too much ego then don't work for others.
wright vcx well no, his enployer isn’t michael, it’s corporate which michael is a part of and he doesn’t work for michael directly, he’s in sales, if he hates michael that doesn’t mean he’s useless
man the double standards are hilarious, when i see girls commenting stuff like this i never see replies like these, but as soon as a dude says it its all VIRGIN ALERT
I like how Michael put him on his place twice, like, I am your boss, so you will have to suck it up x) proven point asking Stanley's insight on his dumb idea x)
You need to elaborate first. Dialogue wise? Ideas wise? Morals wise? Writing wise? For me, no. He's the most "normal" guy there is. He possesses a mentality unique to work-to-live fellas.
Stanley has always had a persistently **** attitude in every situation so I'm totally against him here, don't think he had any right at all to flip out like that.
Ikr. He just sits there with his bitch face being lazy and miserable. But then apparently he actually cares for the office and how Michel screwed things up.
Yeah, but not from Stanley, the guy who puts more effort into being lazy and miserable than doing his job. He just sits there doing crosswords but then he's upset about Michael's poor management.
This on it's own makes Stanley seem like a jerk but overall Michael is a terrible boss. Hes a decent/good/great person at varying times but man he is a bad boss
Fallen Gamer how is he a bad boss? The scranton branch was the best performing branch of dunder mifflin. And look at how mismanaged the office was after he left.
@@mirzajavaid3267 But... Dunder Mifflin doesn't exist. There isn't a Scranton Branch... Micheal "does well as a boss" because the screenwriters says he does, which is because the U.S. office has no guts and isn't willing to use wit to satirize the real world for fear of alienating their audience by showing them reality. In the real world people with no social etiquette are not good managers. "Managing" people is essentially the art of weaponising social etiquette (Re: "Training") for capitalist purposes. Micheal Scott as a human being makes no sense. Its amusing, but in a fleeting way. Like comparing a packet of crisps to a full meal.
2:51 "Every day, you do something stupider than the day before" Yes... Almost as if there was some sort of "screenwriter" desperately trying to raise the stakes
The guy who's always doing crosswords and putting more effort into being lazy and miserable than doing his job is the less indicated to criticize other people performance.
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stanley talking about respect? he cheated on his wife, sleep and solving puzzles all day. Michael Scott best honorable good person in the whole universe
Michael tries his best keeps blurring the lines between professionalism and a laid back sort of environment. Yes, he has crossed the lines way too many times and he has made up for it! He is the kind of boss who wants to be your friend and make your job easier. What Stanley did was unprofessional. Michael tried to brush it off, but then Stanley crossed it and Michael then had to pull up the "professional only" card. That's the worst thing if it happens to you irl. I have been in the receiving end of it and it's not good for your career. Feel sorry for Michael, through and through.
He has a point but.. Michael still cares for his employees. He doesn't want to fire anyone as much as possible. I wouldn't say that he's "screwing around" . He is one of the greatest salesman in Dunder Mifflin and a good branch manager because on how he handled his branch.
Talking about respect, yet he remained in the same charge for 20+ years, has no charisma whatsoever, and its an actual hindrance to the rest of the office. Not only that, he finishes it with infidelity and insubordination. Stan should´ve fired him from the get go, and stop seeking his approvement.
michael is stanley's toby
That is good one😂😂😂
Yes! true haha
OHHH COME!!🙄Why did you ruined Micheal for me😣
Nah. Michael hates relentlessly Toby. Stanley was nice to Michael in Pretzel day
@@HellNation Michael was nice to Toby in Toby transfering.
love how he kicks everyone at out even tho he has his own office.
you don't have drama otherwise
TO ACT LIKE HE IS THE BOSS BEST ACTOR
I think it could be to keep level ground between them, as friends not boss, employee.
I like how Michael shows some maturity at the end of the confrontation with Stanley. It's a really nice contrast to his show-off, socially inept self. Really great moment, showing Michael's personal development.
And i think, paradoxically, Stanley may have even gained a little bit of respect towards Michael, after he stood up to him
Michał Piechowski Micheal didn’t stand up to him.He cried in front of him even thought Stanley disrespected his authority and only came to an agreement in which Stanley won’t do that again as long as he can do whatever he wants
Sebastian Maregatti as in “he” i think thats towards Stanlee.
phallus
Michał Piechowski lol crying aint « stooding up »
@@Tojohiruma "aint"
“Everybody out” - even the cameraman went out too 😂😂
lol good catch
Wow didn't observed 😂😂
“I just don’t understand why you keep picking on me”
🤣🤣🤣🤣 that one got me good
that unexpectedly tells us a lot about Michael's past...
Now i understand
@@mastersoftoday even i felt that lol, got some fucked up flashbacks as soon as he said that
@@jasondiaz14 People with fatal injuries or serious disease almost die or die, you just had fun, so say so!
Stanley is the guy who sleeps half of the working time and cheats on his wife multiple times talking about how he doesn't respect Michael
XD
Dont like stanley and Michael doesnt deserve respect IRL.
@@FatGouf unless your toby michaels a pretty cool guy, he tries to make the environment a lovely place, a person who hates on that type of person should be the person to be hated on
@@ma2443 Like I said in real life Michael would be not only not taken seriously but be long fired from his job.
@@FatGouf doesnt mean he doesnt deserve respect though, fired thats understandable but to be treated badly? thats another story
That’s it, everybody out except Phyllis 😂😂👍🏽
Jesus could come walking through that door and he wouldn't be able to save the office.
Boy have you lost your mind cus ill help you find it.
Jesus couldn't do shit co Michael Scott is God.
true, in fact Jesus couldn't save himself😂
@@karthikm4534 John 10:17 The reason my Father loves me is that I lay down my life-only to take it up again.18 No one takes it from me, but I lay it down of my own accord. I have authority to lay it down and authority to take it up again." You or I can't save ourselves but Jesus can save all who trust in Him. Peace
@@philtate1029 look here there's no John in this video and the video doesn't even last 10 minutes 17 seconds. No point trickling people like that 🙃
“Alright everybody out except Phyllis” lmao Best kind of humor is that with a little repetition
And Stanley said
"UNLEASH THE POWER OF THE PYRAMID"
Stanley:Do you have any idea how to run an office?
Michael: *YES*
LFMAO
Stanley having affair, he should have lost respect to himself.
Huh? Wtf has that got to.do with a boss employee relationship? And wasnt stanley cheating much later than this episode.. but that doesnt even matter. It still has nothing to do with....ah fuck it
I swear the comments under the office videos are made by some of the dumbest people on earth?
@@Stoney-Jacksman bro just chill
@@Stoney-Jacksman r/iamverysmart
@@Stoney-Jacksman Spoken like someone who cheats
@@Stoney-Jacksman cheating on a partner shows a lot about a person's mind set dumb ass.
Stanley should be fired, he does nothing, sleeps at work, shows little motivation and just plays on his crossword in meetings.
He is miserable. He works just to pay off his mortgage and past two marriages. Under horrible childish boss and even tho he is more competent. But he understand that the corporate won't let him actually be the boss and he just lost all hope and drive for this bafoonery. Capitalism and corporate is full of bullshit. Expecting doing stupid jobs and be humiliated and THANK YOUR BOSS FOR THE OPORTUNITY TO DO SO. I am so in with Stanley. And if you have ever worked just for the money you would too.
I have horrible bosses too. But I get paid so I need to function. Stanley could have been fired long ago but Michael loves his employees even tho he’s childish and fails most of the time.
LMFAO as if Michael does much in the office himself. You got some nerve.
The only competent workers there are Jim, Dwight, Pam, Oscar and Angela.
@@danielbelcab I think he's the best salesman out there, that's why he earned the position. he may be a failure but he's one of the best salesmen. Remember "The Client" episode? It is their most important client and Jan picked Michael, not Jim, not Dwight.
@@ronrivero1039 Jan herself was never trustful of Michael's ability. Actually, in that episode she was VERY surprised when Michael closed the sale, so it's not like she had high expectations herself. Even David Wallace had no explanation for how the Scranton branch was able to find success having Michael of all people as their manager -- pretty sure it's because of their few but very competent workers, since not even Michael could put into words how "he did it".
Stanley's own lack of enthusiasm and focus is a reflection of Michael's inability to lead and show seriousness. He does crosswords during conference meetings because they rarely ever matter, which is why one of Jim's first decisions as co-manager was to demand that Michael stopped doing them because it was a waste of productive time.
Creed doesn't even know what are his responsibilities inside the company, Kevin is borderline retarded, Ryan is both lazy and defiant, but you wanna talk about Stanley.
You're rationalizing a show that plays with absurd and exaggerated characters, that's already senseless in itself. But if you wanna do it, do it all the way.
Anyone else got kinda mad at Stanley here?
Its because you are very easily influenced. Sheeple like you are dangerous
Stones Jones influenced by what? what’re you blabbering about? I find him annoying cos I like michael. same way I hate toby because I like michael. lol
@@MetalizedButt That's irrational
no actually he makes a lot of sense. after rewatching the wire for the 3rd time I discoverd I hate micheal with passion
to put it simply he is an absolute asshole. ofc they show his assholeness as comedy on tv but if you think about it for one second he is an absolute asshole
Samm Q nope Michael is not an asshole, he’s more like a kid in a mans body, he always want attention, he want everyone to like him and he doesn’t understand how to hide his feelings which lead him to be rude and arrogant to strangers that don’t know him well, if you haven’t noticed but everyone in the office felt sorry for Michael since he’s parent got divorced during his early childhood and he got used by other people with bad intentions like Jan.
Michael actually listens to his employees, which makes him empthatic and a great boss, he knows now that Stanley need the opposite treatment than he normally gives him. So he imidiately does th opposite of his normal self and stand up to him. Great sense of awareness here.
he actually rarely listen to his employees unless it gets critical like this one. I mean like the Angela-Oscar confrontation, all parties except Micheal are dissatisfied with the outcome...
He is a terrible boss, that just want to be nice with everyone no matter what. Imagine the impact of your boss pretend that is firing u ???
I would like to see dwight putting Stanley in his place.
John Doe Well Stanley did earn a big fat commission without trying 😩
Racism is still alive people. The only sane guy in a show who opposes all the insanely horrible values Michael stands for apparently needs to be put in his place.
@@iRaps1 why you gotta bring race? Lol
@@iRaps1 Michael is the boss. You do what your boss says or quit if you don't like it. This is how it works in real life. I don't think you've ever worked in your life.
@@iRaps1 It's more about horrible characters than race. Tbh 95% of the people in the world don't give a fuck about your race.. only your attitude and personality. Racism is a weak argument to create unnecessary disputes btwn people and people like you are responsible for it.
aww man I felt soo bad for Micheal at that moment he teared uped....
Wish I had a boss like Michael.
Imran Sahir No you don’t 😂
@@MM-kx7dr yes we do. He is stupid but his heart is pure. Ive seen so many snakes in sheep's skin and micheal is like angel in comparison to them
@@gametabulas imo Michael is not a good person
@@AKoboldsAdventures Although he sure tries to be
Only if you're handsome and popular. He hates old and ugly people.
1:40 Jim's reaction. Pure gold
'I don't like you.' people can take it. 'I don't respect you' that's punch to the guts.
true that
I love the idea of the Office being shown in an edicational context
Stanley should be fired.
You shouldn't get mad at a show, but when a guy doesn't do shit, disrespects his boss, and plays his shitty little game instead of participating in meetings, then tops it all off with getting mad when fired, I have to go on a rant...
Salaheldin Akl but it’s a tv show..
Then Michael should have been fired years ago...
But they can't fire the token black guy
So should Jim
He spends most of his time flirting with Pam or messing with Dwight
He does do shit, he’s a pretty good salesman. And micheals meetings are pointless
Stanley was the meanest towards Michael
Tiny Rick Jim was
@@3n61 No)
Deserved it considering him being mean to toby
Stanley's lack of respect for Michael doesn't warrant insubordination nor his attitude towards Michael as his boss.
Repeating what michael said lol
Yes it does. We're not in the damn military and even there hierarchy for the sake of it is beyond stupid.
Earn your authority or stop calling yourself a boss. Michael is a horrible boss and does distasteful things every episode and the people suffering every day because of him of COURSE do have a right to stand up to him. We don't live in a damn aristocracy.
He brought a balloon of a girl in a bikini to work
what the fuck is wrong with people like you, its like you want to be ruled over as peasants
@@iRaps1 thats the dumbest thing ive ever heard, id type in a paragraph but im not bothered anymore
Michael never thinks of firing anyone, even at his worst ❤️
Iv'e been trying to find this clip everywhere!
Could've just searched "Did I stutter"
May be after watching 5 times you will be Stanley
4:10 *BUT LISTEN TO ME:*
(Such a power as a boss, telling him "I'm in charge whatever you think.")
the best part is how Stanley actually comes to respect Michael for being okay with Stanley not respecting him.
How to be a dictator 101: the slow way. One person at a time.
Lmao Michael’s literally my english teacher in a nutshell
Lucky
*Not literally
Don Key, Michael
I understand Stanley tho. Michael can be an over the top boss and sometimes dealing with him everyday can be frustratring but I feel bad for Michael as well. In this case, he's still his boss. How much Stanley hated him, Michael is still his superior and he should respect him no matter what. Michael can be a little selfish and childish but he's a good boss. He treats his employees as his own family (expect Toby lol) and as much as possible doesn't want to fire anybody.
I am amazed on how Michael handled this situation.
"Michael is still his superior and he should respect him no matter what."
What the fuck is wrong with you? We stopped having lords and monarchs centuries ago, why are you acting as if people with more wealth or power are somehow better than the rest?
@@steik6414 no. What the fuck is wrong with YOU. It's called structural hierarchy. You probably the new generation who think this world owes you something.
Michael is the boss of that office. No matter how annoying he is, he's still you boss. Once he allowed Stanley to sass him, then everyone will sass him.
Once he let Dwight take control over him, everyone will see that he's easy to takeover.
@@steik6414 Child again, go back to school... Go do your homework or whatever... Stop writing this cringy comments, please... It's not about ''who's better''. it's about RESPECT and working place ethics and hierarchy, you probaby live in your own imaginary world... Go have some real life experience. Learn to RESPECT people, brat.
@@KoeSeer I'm sure that Ste ik is a stupid teenager who doesn't even have any real life experience to lean on, just talks out of his ass...
@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849 You think sycophancy and adhering to dogma is mature? How utterly hilarious.
What fascinates me though is that out of all this useless shit you typed, not one sentence of it is a justification for your belief. You just state your opinion over and over again without argument and yet have the fucking gall to call me a child.
Maybe when you realise that Micheal is the *fictional* boss not because of his superior skills or ability, but because of a society that is set up to benefit those who are already succeeding, you might understand how pathetic your attitude is.
Why should people who are given a massive headstart in life be given this kind of "respect" when it isn't earned? I'm sure you don't give two shits who Niccolo Machiavelli is, but he wote an interesting quote:
"It is not titles that honour people, but rather people that honour titles."
What has Micheal Scott done to honour his title in Stanley's eyes? Nothing. Of course Stanley doesn't respect him, you would have to be an idiot to respect someone that you can see is massively incompetent. Its plain sycophancy to pretend to respect someone who you can see does not have the ability to manage. We should not be peasants who daren't question the decisions of our betters. That way of thinking is frankly backwards.
I really don't understand how the people in the office never see the good side of Michael, up until he leaves. So what? Jim and Pam don't have flaws? Or Dwight?
Ok, Michael is offensive sometimes, actually lots of times, but couldn't one of them go to him as a friend and tell him that he could change that offensive behavior? Again, as a friend, not a critic. I am 99% sure, that would make Michael change a lot. That's what he was missing: friends, not subordinates, not critics.
I think there was very poor friendship relations inside the office, considering how long they were together.
Actually, I would not like a friend like Jim, Pam, or Dwight. I would like a friend like Michael (also Andy).
Who agrees? :)
The thing is that we watch the show and we love it but in real life he would be so annoying as a boss.
Imagine yourself going to work you don't love that much, and you have boss that is delusional and have bad jokes and timing for jokes.
IRL that would be annoying no matter how Michael is good and kind.
They are subordinates after all, and there is a line you don't cross. It doesn't really reflect how they treat friends. When Pam co-founded in the Michael Scott Paper Company and is no longer a mere subordinate, you can actually see changes in her tones and honesty when she talks to Michael that is closer to a friend. Besides, if people actually came up to him, he would probably use his position of power to justify his actions anyways.
Mike Stem take a chill
people like jim would just make fun of you and me, michaels a one of a kind and always has peoples backs thats why he helped ryan so many times even though hes a bad employee
I think even if someone tell Michael what to do, he wouldn't listen.
The fork lift and the driving into the lake are prime examples.
But seriously though, he's great on the show but if my boss was like Michael, I'd have quit after 2 days. There are instances in the show that I just wanna punch Michael in the face.
wha wha wha whaaa daawg
"Have you lost your damn mind? 'Coz I will help you find it!"
People like Stanley need to be put on their places. They need to know and recognize who's in charge and who's the boss. In Mexico there is a proverb how stands "you drink it (the water/situation) or you spill it", it means you have to cooperate with the situation
Maybe that is why Mexico is poor.
@@MostCommentsAreFake-ud8by boom roasted
@@MostCommentsAreFake-ud8by not the main subject, by the way
stanley has no respect for Michael he should have been fired a long time ago, also he is not a team player.
his sales records though
Michael also has no respect for any of his employes.
João Soares and his employees have no respect for him either
They can't....he unleashes the powah of the pyramid
Sales. He's good at it.
He's not a team player, you're right.
That may also been the reason why he was never promoted to a managerial job.
To be honest, I think Michael is the one who should have been fired a long time ago. He is a constant sexist, racist, and homophobic. But because those qualities in him aren't really harmful, I wouldn't consider those as factors to get him fired.
What I would want him to be fired over though, is his actions that constantly hold back everyone's proficiency in their job. He does them every episode and is too many to count.
If he didn't have above average employees like Jim, Dwight, Stanley, Angela, and Oscar, and didn't have very tolerating boss like Jan and Ryan had been, I bet his branch would have been closed down or absorbed a long time ago.
His employees do their jobs right. But why does he procrastinate in doing his job? He also doesn't take half of what corporate asks him off seriously.
He should have been demoted to a salesman a long time ago.
I would've fired Stanley for real. The guy thinks too highly of himself for someone who cheated on his wife. Talk about having respect for yourself.
In real life, employee like Stanley should be immediately sacked. He is not of any use to company if he disobeys his superior like that. Forget about his individual skills or competency. The first rule to work for someone else is to respect your employer. If you have too much ego then don't work for others.
wright vcx well no, his enployer isn’t michael, it’s corporate which michael is a part of and he doesn’t work for michael directly, he’s in sales, if he hates michael that doesn’t mean he’s useless
Thanks Dwight
"The first rule to work for someone else is to respect your employer." ha ha ha even when they are a fool ?
@@MostCommentsAreFake-ud8by that's when you leave.
@@Icemanz666 - I do anything I want.
I love that he said everything in my heart and mind
Why do I find Pam's nudge in the beginning to be cute af?
Cos u horny af?
because it is cute af, pam is so cute
Cause ur a virgin incel soy boy
man the double standards are hilarious, when i see girls commenting stuff like this i never see replies like these, but as soon as a dude says it its all VIRGIN ALERT
because it is😊a cute gesture of affection
I like how Michael put him on his place twice, like, I am your boss, so you will have to suck it up x) proven point asking Stanley's insight on his dumb idea x)
...and Stanley put micheal in his place three times.
I'm so happy you left the Phyllis part in. That part cracks me up everytime.
Unpopular opinion: Stanley is the worst Office character.
You need to elaborate first. Dialogue wise? Ideas wise? Morals wise? Writing wise?
For me, no. He's the most "normal" guy there is. He possesses a mentality unique to work-to-live fellas.
Praise Stones in Florida he was so high
@@prodbyglider he has better sales record than Michael and Dwight combined.
Have you lost your goddamn mind cuz i will help you find it.
Yes
This is a beatiful short film-like example.
Gotta say Leslie David Baker is an underrated actor
Baker* I know just what you meant but I just wanted to say that. Not to sound like an asshole.
I’ve been binge watching this series for days and I truly hated mike and this is one of the most satisfying thing ever😂😂
"everybody out except phyllis" 😂😭
Stanley was awful... Really you cannot be this much rude
Can't imagine the classroom when the film teacher plays this.
“For educational and classroom purposes only” Wtf?😂
this is the episode when Stanley made it to my most hated characters in the office list.
what
For educational and classroom purposes only
If only our workplaces were this clowny and crazy. You'll want to go to work everyday to see what loony thing happens next.
I really don't like Stanley after this.
Stanley has always had a persistently **** attitude in every situation so I'm totally against him here, don't think he had any right at all to flip out like that.
Ikr. He just sits there with his bitch face being lazy and miserable. But then apparently he actually cares for the office and how Michel screwed things up.
"Not me"
"Yeeash you"
I like to imagine than Stanley's crosswords are just filled with answers like 'whenwillthisend' and 'lifeistorture'.
lesley played stanley so well i actually managed to hate stanley, love him and feel sorry for him all in one episode
Why Stanley is so mad? He obviously loved his working environment, is this after the heart attack (thinks not) or just non-canon stuff
Stanley has an easy life , he gets to chilk all day until of course he gets disturbed by his boss
Stanley has always been my least favourite character.
Because he never makes anything relevant (as character and employee). That is why I can't buy him being "upset" about Michael's management.
Michael deserve this one
Yeah, but not from Stanley, the guy who puts more effort into being lazy and miserable than doing his job. He just sits there doing crosswords but then he's upset about Michael's poor management.
God. Reminds me of how much I hated Phyllis and Stanley.
Jijumon M Stanley’s a great character
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Gutted, I wanted to see Phillis get reemed by Michael
I loved this scene
This on it's own makes Stanley seem like a jerk but overall Michael is a terrible boss. Hes a decent/good/great person at varying times but man he is a bad boss
Fallen Gamer how is he a bad boss? The scranton branch was the best performing branch of dunder mifflin. And look at how mismanaged the office was after he left.
@@mirzajavaid3267 But... Dunder Mifflin doesn't exist. There isn't a Scranton Branch... Micheal "does well as a boss" because the screenwriters says he does, which is because the U.S. office has no guts and isn't willing to use wit to satirize the real world for fear of alienating their audience by showing them reality. In the real world people with no social etiquette are not good managers. "Managing" people is essentially the art of weaponising social etiquette (Re: "Training") for capitalist purposes. Micheal Scott as a human being makes no sense. Its amusing, but in a fleeting way. Like comparing a packet of crisps to a full meal.
I had a hard time watching this scene, it's just so painful for me to watch.
Why do people dislike Micheal so much without him the entire show would be so boring
Damn stanley was kinda bitchy
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2:51 "Every day, you do something stupider than the day before"
Yes... Almost as if there was some sort of "screenwriter" desperately trying to raise the stakes
lmfao 😂😂 everybody out except phylis
Why is everyone raggin on Stanley he's awesome. What he said was justified
because hes rude and clearly a bad person because he cheats on his own wife and tries to cover it up
@@rebelfriend1818 well that's a whole nother thing
The guy who's always doing crosswords and putting more effort into being lazy and miserable than doing his job is the less indicated to criticize other people performance.
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WHAT TITLE FOR THIS VIDEO
"the office" i think
video ini berhubung komunikasi dalam sebuah jabatan antara pengurus dengan pekerja. Dimana komunikasi pengurus tidak begitu baik sehingga berlaku percanggahannpendapat
"You are a person I do not respect."
Damn, wish I could tell that to some people on their face.
stanley talking about respect? he cheated on his wife, sleep and solving puzzles all day. Michael Scott best honorable good person in the whole universe
after everything in that office Phyllis finds that dumb.
2:05 Because boy, I will help you find it!!!
Oh God I remember somebody XD
Was Michael right to confront Phyllis or was that a joke, that, after the incident with Stanley, Michael was then overreacting to everything?
Lesson learned. LMAO
Worse than nuclear holocaust for micheal.
Tobbey/ Stanley
It's kind of depressing to see Michael acting like he is having fun with his employees, but the reality is different
Michael tries his best keeps blurring the lines between professionalism and a laid back sort of environment. Yes, he has crossed the lines way too many times and he has made up for it! He is the kind of boss who wants to be your friend and make your job easier. What Stanley did was unprofessional. Michael tried to brush it off, but then Stanley crossed it and Michael then had to pull up the "professional only" card. That's the worst thing if it happens to you irl. I have been in the receiving end of it and it's not good for your career.
Feel sorry for Michael, through and through.
D I D I S T U T T E R ?
Stanley not comin' slow.
Damn i hated stanley.
The show was spoilt when Hollywood A Listers joined the show. Bad idea!
U kidding me right 91 subscriber and still getting add
Imagine reading hentai at WORK and thinking you have the right to critizes anything or anyone.
Ep?
I like this scene..
I can relate
Im a captain waiter but there is one staff who happens to be my best friend that always like Stanley to me
I hate you Stanley, how you dare!
LEAVE ME ALONE DAMMIT
which eps is this?
Did I stutter
Boss Best
Stanley’s right tho
But even though Michaels methods are unconventional he is the manager of the best branch in the story.
Stanley is a pain in the ass.
He has a point but.. Michael still cares for his employees. He doesn't want to fire anyone as much as possible. I wouldn't say that he's "screwing around" . He is one of the greatest salesman in Dunder Mifflin and a good branch manager because on how he handled his branch.
Talking about respect, yet he remained in the same charge for 20+ years, has no charisma whatsoever, and its an actual hindrance to the rest of the office. Not only that, he finishes it with infidelity and insubordination.
Stan should´ve fired him from the get go, and stop seeking his approvement.
Cause I'll help you find it...
Stanley deserved to be fired after this