Sally B. Mcgill No, it's because of Michael's humor strategy that they did so well later in the series. And while at times he can be ridiculous and infuriating, sometimes he is the most sincere person on the show.
When your boss comes on to you like that, then you prolly fucked up somehow. So his immediate reaction of asking michael to explain himself is totally valid. Its rather odd that he later doesnt get angry.
Eschatec ohhhhhh no please dont give him anyyyy attention ! He is originally from germany and since nobody likes him there, now hes trying it international
I feel like that’s a really good response to the situation because you’re acknowledging that they were untoward with their first statement but giving them an opportunity to try again
You really appreciate Carrell's acting when he does impressions as Michael. He could probably do a "better" Willy Wonka, but he's acting how Michael would do it.
That must have been an oversight by the writers, it's mentioned several times throughout the series that Dwight has the biggest client (and the most clients).
@@nathankenison I'm not great at business stuff, but maybe it was that Jim had the biggest for that week only? Idk if that could be a thing, I'm just playing devil's advocate...
@Nate the Great It definitely changes throughout the show, cause at one point Dwight was top salesman in the company for “13 out of the last 12 months”, but you also have this example for Jim and in a later episode (not sure exactly which one, but it was after Sabre takes over), there’s a white board in the conference room with the list of all the salesmen’s sales, and Jim is on top with more than Dwight
@@danielnewton1892 yeah, I suppose that's more realistic than having a character being specifically designed to always be the top employee... Possibly the only realistic thing about this show XD
@@danielnewton1892 Eh I know what you mean and know the scene you're referring to, but I pretty much always consider those instances as mistakes/oversights by writers and the prop team, because there is so much evidence for Dwight being by far the best salesmen, and I don't really see a reason to believe that it would fluctuate that much. All shows have inconsistencies, and Dwight going from the best salesmen in all of Dunder Mifflin (the whole company, not just Scranton), to a relatively low number like the white board in the conference room shows, just doesn't make a lot of sense. I can easily see some hired prop hand writing down random numbers on the board, and assuming Jim has the highest because he is the most likable character. (Reminder: when Dwight got the top salesmen award in The Speech they mention Jim was somewhere around tenth, I don't see how Jim could've bridged that gap, even over a couple seasons. There is nothing to indicate that Dwight had a bad sales period between those times either, if anything it demonstrates him getting more and more successful as the series goes on). Sorry for the overly long comment.
@@k-rodkev-dog7449 i never really liked the awkward humor the show does sometimes where they make a character mess up so badly and they have to do something that makes them look like a total idiot or evil
@@mitzi856 have you watched this show? Most scenes with Michael has awkward humor because he’s an idiot and he should have been fired from his job years ago. Seriously, that man should have been sued!
My favorite part of this is that he buys a crazy costume and puts on a whole Willy Wonka performance when the people the promotion is aimed at can't even see it.
Omg that's true. Didn't even think about that. He'd probably even be doing it if they weren't filming him. That's just how much he likes to play characters and entertain the office lol.
They can - the promotion is aimed firstly at making the people in his office admire him, and secondarily at making his clients and corporate admire him. If they sell more paper then that's just a bonus
Not really. Like oscar said, 10 percent is a lot especially towards a big client, and it doesnt necessarily get you anything out of it, except for kindness which isnt exactly a successful business plan
Only if it's advertised before you give away the tickets so people might purchase more paper in the hope of getting a ticket. If you just stick 10% discounts into random shipments then you're just giving 10% off (to either big or small clients) and not getting anything in return.
@@CrappleFartini Yeah, sure, and how many times has Michael called someone sir in the entire history of The Office? Stanley also ripped Michael's head off in front of everyone to the point that even Toby was concerned and Michael refused to pursue it.
@@CrappleFartini ?? You didn't take logic, did you? The writers of the office are the racists for allowing the black characters to be treated with more respect than the white characters. Stanley was allowed to yell at Michael in a vicious, violent manner in front of everyone which even the human resources rep Toby found unacceptable causing Toby to have a special meeting with Michael encouraging Michael to take action against Stanley, but Michael was too afraid to.
@@CrappleFartini That might make sense, except that you're the one who started our conversation, not me, remember? Glad you came back after you quit earlier since I can help you be a better person. Racism towards any race sets precedents that treating people badly because of the color of their skin is acceptable. This is something we'll be working on with you to help you accept people no matter what they look like. So keep in touch as you just did. You seem like you really do want help, which is commendable.
Ever since I saw this episode, I always give a deadpan stare and say "Start over" whenever someone speaks to me disrespectfully or in anger. Works great, thanks Darrell.
The sheer gaul of Michael Scott, to have a whole meeting in a Willy Wonka suit about how something was his idea, to say ON CAMERA, this was his amazing idea, HOLD A MEETING about how this was an amazing idea daring the entire team to beat him, to then proceed to say without even changing out of the suit on camera that this was not his idea lmao
Funny he said "tell corporate i didn't loose half of my sales" assuming its a 50% disscount, when if you apply the 10% off every sucesive new price after the previous 10% disscount 5 times, you end up with a disscount of 40.9% of the original price
I always thought that, when Michael asks Darryl what is a pallet, it's because he doesn't trust him and thinks that Darryl doesn't even know what a pallet is, even though he knows his job way better than Michael, and this makes the whole scene way more funnier for me, and only now did I find out that Michael just simply doesn't know what a pallet is, which is really sad
I like to think that Michael never had any jurisdiction over the warehouse at all, he doesnt have a license to operate any of their machines, he didnt listen to any safety lectures either. Its surprising that he was allowed to go down there at all, much less mess with the equipment.
Btw, "trapped in an oil painting" is something that happened in a book called The Witches. Both that and Willy Wonka was written by the same author; Roald Dahl.
This scene tells a lot of Dwights character . He clearly states later in the episode he’s never related to the movie since he didn’t grow up eating candy but he’s the only one happy and smiling while everyone is clearly annoyed . Always kissing up to Michael no matter of the situation lol
For those who didn't know, Michael and Dwight had an agreement after this that Dwight will be the one taking the credit of having this *BAD* Golden Ticket Idea in front of David Wallace. Until David spoke off to them that the Blue Cross so loved this idea, that they would make Dunder Mifflin their exclusive supplier of Office Supplies, then David congratulated Dwight for that. While Dwight having his victory, Michael weeps for not taking the credit for the *GOOD* idea
@@kram5702 What should Trump have done differently that wasn't unconstitutional and/or an overreach of executive power, something crazed Leftists regularly accused him of?
The point of a real Golden Ticket is to advertise it, which will increase sales for a short period of time offsetting the discount and gaining new clients. Putting them randomly in boxes with no advertising is just simply handing out discounts.
"Were the boxes near each other?"
*"Irrelevant"*
Lol was looking for this comment
"What is a pallet?"
Bryan Bartolome idiot. This man should have been fired years ago.
LOL!!!!
Sally B. Mcgill No, it's because of Michael's humor strategy that they did so well later in the series. And while at times he can be ridiculous and infuriating, sometimes he is the most sincere person on the show.
I love Darryl. "Start over." He doesn't even get angry with Michael.
Yeah he's like a teacher with a misbehaving teenager lol
Ikr I wished I were as calm as him
When your boss comes on to you like that, then you prolly fucked up somehow.
So his immediate reaction of asking michael to explain himself is totally valid.
Its rather odd that he later doesnt get angry.
Probably as calm as David Wallace
@@JustAPintOfMilk Yeah, but when your boss comes up to you and is Michael, then you're probably not the one who fucked it up.
Dwight's smile whenever Michael does something anyone else would be annoyed at is the best
i am the best at making people laugh my Channel is funnier than the Office
Dwight is loyal. That is all that matters, just like our great clown and chief says.
Eschatec ohhhhhh no please dont give him anyyyy attention ! He is originally from germany and since nobody likes him there, now hes trying it international
The only thing missing from that scene was Dwight's fist pump.
True loyalty and friendship.
Michael learnt the hard way when he first met Andy.
Michael: introduces himself as Willy Wonka
The rest of the office: just another day in wonderland
You mean Neverland?
You mean the Chocolate Factory
This is Tito
You mean Wonkaland?
You mean Emerald City?
"I'm going to ask you something and I want you to be honest. What, is a pallet."
Homer: Oh ... it's a ... special time in a boy's life when ... got to go! [rushes out]
What is a Jim?
I'll do you one better. Why, is a pallet?
@@danielcoletto242 Jim suspects Andy, who calls him "big tuna", doesn't even know what his real name is.
Lol
Would anyone else want to hear Pam say, “I’m sorry, Michael can’t talk right now he’s trapped in an oil painting”
Wicked Shades I would like but it’s at 100 on the dot
I read that in Pam’s voice lol
now my voicemail
The Beyond moment
I would want to hear her say a lot of things
Michael: "You idiot!"
Daryl: "Start over."
Michael: "Sir..." LOL
might be my favorite exchange in the series
So funny
I feel like that’s a really good response to the situation because you’re acknowledging that they were untoward with their first statement but giving them an opportunity to try again
I love that.. genuine !
Who says what's in their mind
You really appreciate Carrell's acting when he does impressions as Michael. He could probably do a "better" Willy Wonka, but he's acting how Michael would do it.
This comment just made me want another Willy Wonka movie with Steve Carell as Willy Wonka.
In TV with a good amount of takes you can get whatever quality you need. No merit.
You look like Ryan but bald, no offense
@@anibalrodriguez2626 Some offense.
Acting as someone while acting as someone
L M A O
The unsung character in this show is actually the camera. The way it pans over to the Wonka hat as Michael questions who’s idea it was is pure genius.
a lot of people appreciate the camera work in this show, which is epic. But yeah, its great
Lol then Michael starts panicking and ditches the costume.
Same goes to a zoom of sheer terror at Michael’s face when Jim asked if the ticket was limited to one per customer.
3:43
It's all *golden* but I do love Darryl's simple and deadly, "Start over."
Michael being distraught in silly costumes is my aesthetic.
Hell yeah dude! 😂
I just realised he put the hat back on before going down to the warehouse! XD
As long as it's not a fetish. That would be strange.
@@iamanevutable981 dammit!
I knew something was off
@@iamanevutable981 😏
Is no one gonna mention that Jim actually has the biggest client, not Dwight
That must have been an oversight by the writers, it's mentioned several times throughout the series that Dwight has the biggest client (and the most clients).
@@nathankenison I'm not great at business stuff, but maybe it was that Jim had the biggest for that week only? Idk if that could be a thing, I'm just playing devil's advocate...
@Nate the Great It definitely changes throughout the show, cause at one point Dwight was top salesman in the company for “13 out of the last 12 months”, but you also have this example for Jim and in a later episode (not sure exactly which one, but it was after Sabre takes over), there’s a white board in the conference room with the list of all the salesmen’s sales, and Jim is on top with more than Dwight
@@danielnewton1892 yeah, I suppose that's more realistic than having a character being specifically designed to always be the top employee...
Possibly the only realistic thing about this show XD
@@danielnewton1892 Eh I know what you mean and know the scene you're referring to, but I pretty much always consider those instances as mistakes/oversights by writers and the prop team, because there is so much evidence for Dwight being by far the best salesmen, and I don't really see a reason to believe that it would fluctuate that much. All shows have inconsistencies, and Dwight going from the best salesmen in all of Dunder Mifflin (the whole company, not just Scranton), to a relatively low number like the white board in the conference room shows, just doesn't make a lot of sense. I can easily see some hired prop hand writing down random numbers on the board, and assuming Jim has the highest because he is the most likable character. (Reminder: when Dwight got the top salesmen award in The Speech they mention Jim was somewhere around tenth, I don't see how Jim could've bridged that gap, even over a couple seasons. There is nothing to indicate that Dwight had a bad sales period between those times either, if anything it demonstrates him getting more and more successful as the series goes on). Sorry for the overly long comment.
The panic attack Michael has makes me lose it when Jim says blue cross found 5 golden tickets.
This moment and the one where he realizes he has to send an entire class to college are my favorite of the entire series.
@@Ghostfriend7100 oh no... I die inside whenever that episode plays. I feel so bad for the kids
@@k-rodkev-dog7449 i never really liked the awkward humor the show does sometimes where they make a character mess up so badly and they have to do something that makes them look like a total idiot or evil
@@mitzi856 have you watched this show? Most scenes with Michael has awkward humor because he’s an idiot and he should have been fired from his job years ago. Seriously, that man should have been sued!
Jim actually had a couple of good ideas:
1. Leasing out trucks on the weekend
2. Free paper/discounted paper to boost sales
Too many words
What's leasing?
@@ssamdog26 renting
I am pretty sure that jim was pointing out that what Michaels doing is free paper
@@ssamdog26 If you rent a car from someone, then that person is leasing you their car.
Jim: You found five golden tickets
Michael's face: lmao
Michael's face meowed?
WHERE IS THE ‘EVERYTIME DWIGHT SMIRKS AT THE CAMERA’ COMPILATION
“They are not just ordinary Jelly Beans little girl, these are extraOoOoOdinary Jelly Beeeeaaaaaanns” -Willy Wonka Michael
Maycee Salvador Willy Wonka Scott
Rhyming "ordinary" with "extraordinary" is a very Michael-esque action
Wicked Shades hahahahaha yeah
Maycee Salvador
Just Willy Wonka
Its Michael in a costume. Not a new character
That little back kick Michael does while putting the golden tickets in the paper boxes is the greatest thing ever.
He stole it from Curly Howard.
@@johnbarber4549 "He stole it from Curly Howard."
~John Barber
~Michael Scott
lol I always laugh at that part 😂
You need more. More of anything and everything. You do not have enough if that is everything to you.
Me: What to do when you've finished watching the office?
Darryl: Start over....
Lol so true
So very true.
🏅
My favorite part of this is that he buys a crazy costume and puts on a whole Willy Wonka performance when the people the promotion is aimed at can't even see it.
😂😂😂
Omg that's true. Didn't even think about that. He'd probably even be doing it if they weren't filming him. That's just how much he likes to play characters and entertain the office lol.
They can - the promotion is aimed firstly at making the people in his office admire him, and secondarily at making his clients and corporate admire him. If they sell more paper then that's just a bonus
All things considered the golden ticket idea is actually a really good idea if it wasn’t executed so poorly
You mean applied to the wrong product?
Not really. Like oscar said, 10 percent is a lot especially towards a big client, and it doesnt necessarily get you anything out of it, except for kindness which isnt exactly a successful business plan
@@letsdiscusstoday3068 they could limit it to a type of paper that is used less than the rest and/or purposely exclude big clients
Only if it's advertised before you give away the tickets so people might purchase more paper in the hope of getting a ticket.
If you just stick 10% discounts into random shipments then you're just giving 10% off (to either big or small clients) and not getting anything in return.
10% off the next shipment may have worked, though after making sure it wouldn’t go to huge clients.
"Hey Idiot!"
"Start over"
"SIIIIIIIIIRRRRRRRR"
This show is the only thing keeping me going through quarantine
Community could help too.
I want to like your comment it's at 69 and I rather it stay like that😂
"Ditto that, my brother"
By gawd, u are the only sob to comment that bs.
Yeah same
When Michael introduces himself as Willy wonka, it’s just become normal for the office workers. This is a good episode.
WHERE IS THE ‘EVERYTIME DWIGHT SMIRKS AT THE CAMERA’ COMPILATION
Pancake Legend
I didn't know I needed this until I read he comment
True! I personally think it’s underrated compared to face Jim makes at the camera.
Jesus, are fucking losers going to pining and whining for this in every comments section now
Pancake Legend here you go th-cam.com/video/cmJudQW0GwM/w-d-xo.html
@@wahz_amd That would be Jim...
2:47 michael’s face when he realizes how hard this backfired is priceless 😂
If this isn’t a Michael Scott idea, then I don’t know what is.
The moment you see him doing that stupid dance as he hides the golden tickets you know he's screwing it up monumentally.
DocRunaway 😂😂😂 he’s so fucking stupid.
Scots tots
“I want all the credit but none of the blame”
2:25 The way Michael is gradually getting more nervous is just priceless lol
Yeah lol
That light jog to Oscars desk 😂😂
Tht was ONE OF THE BEST MOMENTS IN THE OFFICE!
"Start over."
*Sigh* "Sir..."
So Michael can call everyone else an idiot but not the black guy. The black guy he has to call sir? That would be racism.
@@CrappleFartini Yeah, sure, and how many times has Michael called someone sir in the entire history of The Office? Stanley also ripped Michael's head off in front of everyone to the point that even Toby was concerned and Michael refused to pursue it.
@@CrappleFartini ?? You didn't take logic, did you? The writers of the office are the racists for allowing the black characters to be treated with more respect than the white characters. Stanley was allowed to yell at Michael in a vicious, violent manner in front of everyone which even the human resources rep Toby found unacceptable causing Toby to have a special meeting with Michael encouraging Michael to take action against Stanley, but Michael was too afraid to.
@@CrappleFartini Racism is a bad thing. You should try not to support racism so much like you do because racism isn't good.
@@CrappleFartini That might make sense, except that you're the one who started our conversation, not me, remember? Glad you came back after you quit earlier since I can help you be a better person. Racism towards any race sets precedents that treating people badly because of the color of their skin is acceptable. This is something we'll be working on with you to help you accept people no matter what they look like. So keep in touch as you just did. You seem like you really do want help, which is commendable.
My therapist: No, the salesman Willy Wonka can't hurt you.
Michael: ExTraOOoOoOOrdinary jelly beans
Michael tried dropping the responsibility onto someone else faster than Kevin dropped his famous chilli
1:44 “I don’t get this”
“no, you don’t “ lmao Andy is my spirit animal
Ever since I saw this episode, I always give a deadpan stare and say "Start over" whenever someone speaks to me disrespectfully or in anger. Works great, thanks Darrell.
The sheer gaul of Michael Scott, to have a whole meeting in a Willy Wonka suit about how something was his idea, to say ON CAMERA, this was his amazing idea, HOLD A MEETING about how this was an amazing idea daring the entire team to beat him, to then proceed to say without even changing out of the suit on camera that this was not his idea lmao
Michael: We’re all a family
Also Michael: If I screw up, someone is at fault
This is one of Dwights best ideas
Yo the camera is totally it's own character. The way it slowly pans to his hat at 3:43 when he claims it wasn't his idea is just genius.
Jim: one of our clients found the golden ticket
Micheal:oohoooohhhhlateeedoooootaahtahhhtahhhhhwooooooo
2:00
The way Darryl looks into the camera when he says what is a pallet.
Funny he said "tell corporate i didn't loose half of my sales" assuming its a 50% disscount, when if you apply the 10% off every sucesive new price after the previous 10% disscount 5 times, you end up with a disscount of 40.9% of the original price
3:11 most badass Daryl moment. He is like, no... you will NOT speak to me like that.
Michael’s face when Jim’s on the phone & says, “you found 5 golden tickets?” 😂
2:42 "You found 5 Golden Tickets"... The look on Michael's face!!!!
I've seen this a million times and Michael's mistake still makes my stomach turn. Oh my gosh, this show NEVER gets old.
I always thought that, when Michael asks Darryl what is a pallet, it's because he doesn't trust him and thinks that Darryl doesn't even know what a pallet is, even though he knows his job way better than Michael, and this makes the whole scene way more funnier for me, and only now did I find out that Michael just simply doesn't know what a pallet is, which is really sad
I like to think that Michael never had any jurisdiction over the warehouse at all, he doesnt have a license to operate any of their machines, he didnt listen to any safety lectures either. Its surprising that he was allowed to go down there at all, much less mess with the equipment.
Now that's what I call an over reach
Darryl knows what a pallet is. Give me a break.
I find it amusing that Darryl calmly responded to Michael's, "HEY! Hey! Hey...you idiot!"
From the guy that invested money to a Nigerian Prince.
And who just strolled into the warehouse wearing a top hat and unmatching pieces of two or three different suits!
Hey, when a Nigerian Prince emails you, you give him respect.
William M his father ran the freaking country!
What happened?
Michael to trying to use a big word and stumbling upon profligate at 0:56 is very clever writing.
"What is a pallet?" Lol
When I 1st watched this episode, I didn't know what a pallet was ether. Untill got a warehouse job.
2:07 that somersault 😂 ‘invite them on the tour!!!’
Last time I was this early Kevin had not spilled his chili
I already saw someone comment this
Banter
And he was engaged to Stacy
that was a genuinely sad moment in the show.....
So sad😢😢
Pam killed me when she just got along with Michael's joke and said "Good morning Mr. Wonka here are your messages"
3:08 If some guy came up to me dressed as Willy Wonka and called me an idiot, I don’t know what I’d do. Darryl handled that really well.
2:27 That nervous hoo hoo hoo si so lame I actually feel bad for Mike
The whiteboard says “Marketing, Greatness, Michael”
This show is perfect 😂
It should also say "You missed 100% of the shots you don't take."
-Wayne Gretzky
-Michael Scott
The zoom in on Michael's face when it is announced five golden tickets were found slays me.
It makes waaaay too much sense that Michael thinks telling someone he's in the Take On Me music video would work...
Hey look its the original
That makes not sensed some guy
WHAT'S UP GIRLLLLLLL
WHAT'S UP GURLLLLLLLLL
WHATTTTT IS UP GURLLL
Here’s an idea: Upload a complete video of Jim’s time in Stamford. You can call it Jim’s Adventures in Stamford or something
Just Some Kraken With Internet Access lol
I would watch that just 'cause of Karen
Michael: Hey Hey, you idiot.
Darryl: Start over !!
Lol 😂😂
3:34 Daryll's look like talking "Now that's why I always wondering why he's the boss in here, not me"
Notice how at 28 seconds dwight smiles at Micheal while Micheal is being goofy.
If it had been Jim, Dwight would have said " so juvenile".
To the people keeping The office’s media alive: THANK YOU 🙏🏻
2:00 i can't get enough of this moment 🤣🤣🤣
sometimes i wonder what kind of world we'd live in without michael scott...and it scares me. it really scares me
That's only because he wants you to be afraid of how much you love him.
Coming up with ideas and when they fail dropping it on someone else does remind me of someone in political power...
Just look at The Office after Michael left and you have your answer.
As a joke yes, in real life no..just no.
Umm Trump is Michael Scott ish lol
Dwight would make a great "Unknown"
"Hey! Hey! Hey! You idiot!"
"Start over."
"Sir....."
Wait, it said that! Omg I must of missed it while watching the video!!! 😨
Where is the rest of it ????? When Dwight takes the blame on him
PosyLubelak I think you mean credit considering what happens.
I wanted to see Michael throwing the costume in the dumpster.
The rest of it is on Netflix.
You mean the rest of the episode?
3:48 I love how he just gives up.
Under rated episode IMHO. This episode always gets a laugh, regardless of how many times I've seen it. Top 10, maybe Top 5 episode in my book.
same here
if there is an idea in the office, it’s going to be horribly good
Btw, "trapped in an oil painting" is something that happened in a book called The Witches. Both that and Willy Wonka was written by the same author; Roald Dahl.
This scene tells a lot of Dwights character . He clearly states later in the episode he’s never related to the movie since he didn’t grow up eating candy but he’s the only one happy and smiling while everyone is clearly annoyed . Always kissing up to Michael no matter of the situation lol
I've been feeling really sad lately, but watching the office always puts a smile on my face
Me too
Did Creed come by on a certain Halloween? That might explain why you're smiling
0:24 'extraOOOORdinary JELLYBEEAAANS' is just too funny for me, especially with Dwights stare behind him x)
For those who didn't know, Michael and Dwight had an agreement after this that Dwight will be the one taking the credit of having this *BAD* Golden Ticket Idea in front of David Wallace. Until David spoke off to them that the Blue Cross so loved this idea, that they would make Dunder Mifflin their exclusive supplier of Office Supplies, then David congratulated Dwight for that. While Dwight having his victory, Michael weeps for not taking the credit for the *GOOD* idea
omg, the face at 2:43. steve carrell just nailed it!
'An Obama fashion show" is the greatest excuse I have ever heard in my entire life.
0:47 I’m dying 😂
-Were they near each-other ?
- Irrelevant.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"The golden ticket idea is the best idea I ever had.. its probably the best idea anyone ever had" .... I just saw Trumps face when I heard this line.
That’s something he would say
I see Biden's face when the plan failed and he tried avoiding blame lol.
@@seananderson5334 sounds like trumps corona plan to me
@@kram5702 What should Trump have done differently that wasn't unconstitutional and/or an overreach of executive power, something crazed Leftists regularly accused him of?
@@seananderson5334 crymore
Love how he botches words here and there; and he messes up the word, “proliferate” with, “profiligate” here 😂😂
‘You found 5 golden tickets?’
Michael’s face
I’m dying..
The only thing that help me during quarentine
- the office ladies
-SGN (some good news)
-this channel
I only fap
Manu Grande Relatable
You should still be in quarantine. This China virus is spiking again.
I love how the cameraman just has to tilt his camera to the hat to let Michael know he’s not fooling anyone.
Michael realizes the company has to give the discount. He can't just Scott's Tots is way out of it,and just back out of a promise
“Free. Paper.”
The look on Micheal's face when Jim asks, "Does it say limit one per customer?" As if Micheal didn't write them himself.
The best part of this episode is when David laughs at Dwight’s “that’s what she said” joke 😂
Can we talk about Michael’s dance/shuffle when hiding the tickets 😂😂😂
I like how Daryl stayed calm when Michael called him an idiot and proved his point using facts.
I love how in the beginning Dwight is looking at Michael and is visibly so confused still excited for him.
3:06 - 3:14 Is one of the funniest and most underappreciated moments in the series.
1:01 He says "profilegate" in place of "proliferate" 😂
He says profilegate, which is his typical way of botching up words or punchlines
@@daviddobbs1364 Yeah, my favourite is "How the turntables..."
I’m so thankful for this channel. Not only are the clips entertaining but they bring me hours of much needed laughter during the pandemic.
The Golden ticket idea of 2020 was eating an undercooked bat.
😂
This show got me through a breakup. It was my first real laugh in a while.
relatable 🤙
SAME‼️
Same
He just put golden tickets into boxes of papers that was already bought and was about to be shipped out
The point of a real Golden Ticket is to advertise it, which will increase sales for a short period of time offsetting the discount and gaining new clients. Putting them randomly in boxes with no advertising is just simply handing out discounts.
4:15 So I guess we know now that Michael is a Luigi's Mansion fan
3:49 It was at this moment he knew.... he fucked up
3:22
Irrelevant.