Jim's been looking at me a lot - Cold Opens

Jim's been looking at me a lot - Cold Opens

The Office

0:00 Oscar, Toby said he left my Girl Scout cookies on my chair.

0:05 Have you seen them?

0:06 Wait, I'm sitting on them.

0:08 This is awesome.

0:09 Thank you.

0:10 It didn't even take that long.

0:11 What's the difference [laughter] between a chimichanga,

0:14 a chalupa, and a tostada?

0:17 Call me back ASAP.

0:21 It's urgent.

0:22 Wait, [laughter] this isn't funny.

0:24 I don't talk like that.

0:26 Oscar.

0:27 Say "Me eat cookie." No.

0:30 I won't say it.

0:31 Why is everyone clumped around accounting?

0:32 Break it up, you clique.

0:33 It's Kevin as Cookie Monster from Sesame Street.

0:36 Was that the program where all those puppets live in the barrio?

0:38 Mhm.

0:39 I love that show.

0:40 This is Kevin.

0:41 [laughter] This is Kevin.

0:43 Very.

0:43 Thank you.

0:44 That is an amusing link.

0:45 I'd like it sent to me, please.

0:46 Me, too, Oscar.

0:47 Please send it to Yeah, totally.

0:48 Yeah, me too.

0:50 Angela, this is inappropriate.

0:52 This is my favorite day.

0:55 Yeah, you wanted to see me?

0:56 Yes, Oscar.

0:57 Come on in.

0:58 Close the door, if you would.

1:00 Thank you.

1:01 Thanks so much for talking to me.

1:02 Yeah, sure.

1:04 I'm going in for a procedure today.

1:06 Is everything okay?

1:07 Yeah, it's it's routine.

1:09 I'm just a little bit scared.

1:10 I'm sure everything will be fine.

1:11 What What do you What What's the procedure, if you don't mind me asking?

1:15 It is a colonoscopy.

1:17 Okay.

1:20 In your experience, what should I be

1:21 expecting in terms of sensation or emotions?

1:35 Is there anything I can do to make it more pleasurable for me or for Dr.

1:40 Chaudry?

1:43 Oh my god.

1:45 concern is

1:45 Should I have a safe word?

1:46 Yeah.

1:52 [sighs] I'm Al Gray.

1:56 Movie Monday.

1:59 The only cure I know for the Monday blues is Varsity Blues.

2:06 Let's go.

2:07 Let's go.

2:07 Let's go.

2:07 Let's go.

2:08 Take a seat down there.

2:09 Second from the end.

2:13 All Popcorn anyone?

2:14 Yes, please.

2:16 Thank you.

2:17 Anyone else?

2:21 No.

2:23 Movie Monday started with training videos,

2:25 but we went through those pretty fast.

2:27 Then we watched a medical video.

2:31 Since then, it's been half hour installments of various

2:34 movies with the exception of an episode of Entourage,

2:37 which Michael made us watch six times.

2:39 Entourage.

2:47 What?

2:48 Oh, nothing.

2:51 Pam's on vacation, and she gets back tomorrow.

2:54 So, it'll be nice to see her.

2:56 It'll be nice.

2:57 And uh she set a date for the wedding with Roy.

3:00 Uh June.

3:01 Summer.

3:02 So, it'll be nice.

3:05 And that's that.

3:10 What?

3:12 Oh, nothing.

3:15 Jim has been looking at me kind of a lot all week.

3:20 I would be creeped out by it,

3:22 but it's nothing compared to the way Michael looks at me.

3:36 The most important thing is that no one

3:38 say anything about my pregnancy at the wedding.

3:41 Absolutely.

3:41 Hey, I got the room the night before you guys.

3:44 I'll break in the bed.

3:49 I don't like that.

3:50 I don't have a room.

3:50 No, you do not.

3:51 How did Meredith get put at the young people's table?

3:54 She probably switched cards with someone.

3:57 Like I did with Erin.

4:00 What?

4:00 I would like to propose a toast.

4:02 So, if you'd all raise your glasses, not Pam for obvious reasons,

4:06 but everyone else, if you would raise your glasses.

4:08 Why can't Pam drink?

4:10 Pam can't drink?

4:11 Who?

4:11 I didn't I shouldn't have said that.

4:13 Pam's pregnant.

4:15 Okay.

4:16 Okay.

4:16 Okay.

4:17 You can't expect them to be careful every time because,

4:23 frankly, it's just a different sensation.

4:26 Two waiting.

4:27 Two waiting.

4:28 Okay.

4:29 We are the search committee tasked to find this branch's new manager.

4:34 Not everyone we meet will be good, but someone's bound to be.

4:37 How many windows are there in New York City?

4:39 What?

4:39 Critical thinking.

4:40 Common on-the-spot question asked in an interview.

4:43 I WANTED TO GO BETTER.

4:45 SO, I THINK ALL WE NEED IS A RESUME.

4:47 I I just thought you knew me.

4:49 [clears throat] Yes, there used to be a paperclip that would pop up and say,

4:52 "Looks like you are writing a resume.

4:54 Would you like help?" I believe his name was Clippy.

5:00 I want an interview.

5:02 It's gorgeous, Angela.

5:03 It's a little flashy.

5:04 Angela's engaged to a gay man.

5:07 Well, it turns out that Erin was born in the basic

5:10 time and region that I gave away a child.

5:13 So, Phyllis might be my mom.

5:16 If you really want someone, go get them.

5:21 To me, the Sixers are a five seed tops.

5:25 I think they're going to conference finals.

5:27 By them.

5:28 Obvious monster.

5:30 I have three point shooting.

5:30 Don't even I bit my lip at lunch today.

5:36 [snorts] Sucks.

5:37 Anyway, I just don't see it.

5:38 The Knicks are tough.

5:40 The Nets are tough.

5:41 Oh, the Nets are super tough.

5:43 Now I have this big bump on my my That hurts.

5:47 I hate it.

5:49 The Hawks are terrible.

5:52 They're always terrible.

5:53 Okay, you need to think about it before you come with the Whatever.

6:01 It's not a big deal.

6:02 You know, I always tell my 3-year-old,

6:03 if this is the worst thing that's going TO HAPPEN YOU GOT TO BE KIDDING ME.

6:07 OKAY.

6:08 PAM, THAT'S IT.

6:10 I'm going home.

6:13 I'm leaving, so.

6:17 Hey, man.

6:17 Hey, guys.

6:18 This is my uh girlfriend, Amy.

6:21 Hi.

6:21 Hey, Amy, how you doing?

6:21 Nice to meet you.

6:22 Nice to meet you.

6:23 This is everybody else.

6:26 Okay.

6:28 It's the place, so thanks for the look.

6:30 Yeah, sure.

6:31 I'll um I'll see you tonight, right?

6:33 Absolutely.

6:33 Okay.

6:43 Easy, tiger.

6:45 I just really like you.

6:47 Okay.

6:47 Bye, guys.

6:48 Nice to meet you.

6:49 Have a great day.

6:52 Whoa, Toby.

6:54 Watch out, you're going to violate your own PDA memo.

6:56 I wouldn't want to do that now, would I?

7:04 Aw, she's absolutely adorable.

7:08 He.

7:10 Oh, sorry.

7:12 He's He's dressed all in pink.

7:13 That's his favorite color.

7:15 Oh, that's fun for him.

7:17 I'm dressed.

7:18 Oh, wow.

7:20 Look at that.

7:21 How cute.

7:23 Thank you.

7:24 Oh, may I?

7:25 Uh sure.

7:29 Hey, look at me.

7:31 I'm a baby.

7:32 I'm one of those babies from Look Who's Talking.

7:34 What am I thinking?

7:37 [laughter] Look at all those staplers.

7:38 What's a stapler?

7:39 I don't even know.

7:39 I'm I'm baby.

7:40 Hey, mom, I'm thirsty.

7:44 I'm thirsty mama.

7:45 I want some milk.

7:46 And you know where milk comes from?

7:49 Breasts.

7:54 Hello, hello.

7:56 Top of the morning to you.

7:59 Woohoo!

8:00 Green M&M's, nature's Viagra.

8:04 Two of my favorite joke areas combined.

8:07 Going to be a good day.

8:08 I don't want to bring my friends.

8:09 Why can't I just be the two of us?

8:10 Because it's St.

8:10 Patrick's Day.

8:11 People go out in groups.

8:12 Well, why don't you invite your friends?

8:13 Why are you being so weird about this?

8:14 Stop fighting.

8:15 Just one St.

8:16 Patrick's Day, okay?

8:17 Just one perfect day a year.

8:20 No hassles, no problems, no kids.

8:24 Why no kids?

8:25 Yeah, where are your kids?

8:27 Nope.

8:27 Uh-uh.

8:28 Not today.

8:30 It is St.

8:31 Patrick's Day.

8:32 And here in Scranton, that is a huge deal.

8:36 It is the closest that the Irish will ever get to Christmas.

8:42 It is Friday morning, and it is another beautiful day in Scranton, Pennsylvania.

8:50 [sighs and gasps] Oh my god.

8:57 Pick up.

8:57 Pick up.

8:58 Pick up.

8:58 Pick up.

9:01 We have a serious problem here.

9:03 All right, everybody, lock the doors.

9:05 Turn off the lights.

9:06 Pretend you're not here.

9:07 Are we in danger?

9:10 There's no time to think about if this is real.

9:13 Just Shh.

9:14 Every body Michael, should I call the What?

9:25 The IT tech guy and me did not get off to a great start.

9:30 Here we go.

9:34 [snorts] Nice dress, Ryan.

9:40 It's not a dress.

9:40 It's a kurta.

9:42 Okay.

9:43 Tonight, one of our most ethnic co-workers, Kelly,

9:46 has invited us all to a Diwali celebration put on by her community.

9:51 What is Diwali, you may ask.

9:53 Well, to have Kelly explain it, It's blah blah blah.

10:00 It's so super fun and it's going to be great.

10:04 A lot of gods with unpronounceable names.

10:06 20 minutes later, you find out that it's essentially a Hindu Halloween.

10:10 You look so handsome.

10:11 You really do.

10:13 I love the material.

10:14 I know.

10:15 How come you didn't get me one?

10:18 I I'm an early bird and I'm a night owl.

10:21 So, I'm wise and I have worms.

10:25 Oh.

10:27 Oh, breakfast.

10:28 I got your sausage, egg, and cheese biscuit.

10:30 Yummy, yummy.

10:31 Thank you.

10:32 Ryan.

10:35 What was the thing uh you needed me to come in early for?

10:39 Um the sausage, egg, and cheese biscuit.

10:43 But, thank you and why don't you just take a couple hours off.

10:48 This is yours.

10:49 Home alone, Risky Business, take your pants off, run around.

10:56 Or you want to do.

10:57 I'm just going to take a nap in my car till work starts.

11:00 Okay.

11:03 I I'll be there.

11:05 I'll watch those carbs.

11:07 Today is the test launch day for the inaugural Sabre store.

11:12 And I, Dwight Schrute, am in charge of the entire operation.

11:17 If I can prove myself today and the store is a hit

11:19 with the media and Nellie sees this, the vice presidency is mine.

11:23 you holding this chair cuz I feel like I'm going to fall off.

11:26 Yes.

11:26 I'm not wearing the right shoes for this.

11:27 Okay, we went over this, okay?

11:29 Your tiny fingers make the best knots.

11:31 Hey, strangers.

11:32 So stoked for the Sabre store opening.

11:38 Hey, my name is Tabitha.

11:40 I'm camped out in front of the Sabre store so

11:41 I can be first in line for the new pyramid.

11:44 Oops.

11:45 It's me, Erin.

11:47 Dwight had me pretend to be a hipster to create hype and it's working.

11:50 There's already people camped out behind me.

11:56 Hey.

11:56 Hey.

11:58 Who are you faxing so early in the morning?

12:00 Oh, um kind of hard to explain.

12:05 I don't have a ton of contact with this Scranton branch,

12:08 but before I left I took a box of Dwight's stationery.

12:12 So, from time to time I send Dwight faxes from himself.

12:18 From the future.

12:21 Dwight, at 8:00 a.m.

12:22 today someone poisons the coffee.

12:24 Do not drink the coffee.

12:26 More instructions will follow.

12:28 Cordially, Future Dwight.

12:35 NO!

12:38 YOU'LL THANK ME LATER.

12:45 PAM, LINE THREE.

12:47 OKAY, THANKS.

12:48 New York, as it turns out, is very expensive and I ran out of money.

12:53 I thought about selling a kidney,

12:55 but Michael offered to get me a part-time job at corporate.

13:00 Hey.

13:01 Hey, Mo la.

13:07 Of course.

13:08 Now Michael knows where to reach me 16 to 18 hours a week.

13:11 Hey Michael.

13:12 Hey, Mo la.

13:19 Miss you, kiddo.

13:21 Miss you so much.

13:26 Go.

13:26 Here we go.

13:27 PUSH.

13:28 PUSH.

13:28 OH GOD.

13:30 NO, NO, NO.

13:31 TURN IT AROUND.

13:31 TURN IT AROUND.

13:32 YOU BREAK IT.

13:32 SHOVE IT.

13:32 BREAK IT.

13:33 YOU SHOVE IT.

13:34 SHOVE IT BACK.

13:38 Here we go.

13:40 Don't break the branches, Dwight.

13:45 Ah, I got a splinter.

13:46 Well, suck it up.

13:47 We all have problems.

13:48 Hey, everybody.

13:49 Look what we have.

13:54 Nice.

13:56 I've got it leveraged.

13:57 Push.

13:57 Straight up.

13:58 One, ONE, TWO, THREE.

14:02 OH.

14:04 MERRY CHRISTMAS.

14:12 THINGS ARE A LITTLE SLOW HERE.

14:13 And there's only so much cold calling you can do in a day.

14:17 Turns out there's no limit to the number

14:18 of cheese puffs you can throw at someone's face.

14:24 We're getting pretty good at it.

14:51 Brain teaser.

14:52 I have two coins totaling 15 cents.

14:54 One of them is not a nickel.

14:56 What are they?

14:56 A dime and a nickel.

14:59 No, I said one of them is not a nickel.

15:01 But the other one is.

15:02 I've heard that before.

15:03 Okay.

15:05 A man and his son get into a car accident.

15:07 They are rushed to the hospital.

15:08 The doctor says, "There's no way I can operate on this boy Because he's my son.

15:12 The doctor is the boy's mother.

15:14 A man is found hanging from the ceiling.

15:16 He stepped on a block of ice, hung himself, and the ice melted.

15:20 Hunter.

15:21 It's a polar bear because you're at the North Pole.

15:31 What is this?

15:33 Happy holidays, Dwight.

15:34 But, do not open it till Christmas.

15:37 You are so pathetic.

15:37 How long did this take you?

15:38 3 hours?

15:39 5 minutes, actually.

15:41 I am a black belt in gift wrapping.

15:43 Yeah, no such thing.

15:44 They don't give out black belts for things that are stupid.

15:47 Well, I hope it was worth it cuz I'm going to take it apart in about 5 minutes.

15:51 I think it'll take a little bit longer than that.

15:53 Really?

15:54 If I can skin a mule deer in less than 10 minutes,

15:57 I ought to be able to cut my Dunder Mifflin is about to be sold.

16:05 The first investment banker has to drop by and sign off on our branch.

16:09 And I'm pretty nervous about it.

16:13 And I'm making some cosmetic tweaks to help create a more appealing environment.

16:23 Is that dishonest?

16:24 Well, think of it this way.

16:26 When you look in the mirror and you see your push-up

16:27 bra and your fake eyelashes and your makeup and your press-on

16:31 nails the principles that I'm applying to the office are

16:36 the same ones that have made Lady Gaga a star.

16:39 Or any number of drag queens.

16:41 This year I decided to really get into the SPIRIT OF HALLOWEEN.

16:47 [screaming] [laughter] IT MAY HAVE BEEN THE COSTLIEST decision I've ever made.

16:57 My greased-up head went into the pumpkin no problem, but it won't budge.

17:01 I can't get it out.

17:03 Try again.

17:04 I mean, I could try destroying the pumpkin.

17:07 NO, NO, NO, NO.

17:08 BUT AS JIM AND I discovered No.

17:12 any blow to the pumpkin itself could prove fatal to me.

17:16 At first I drove myself crazy thinking

17:18 about the things I should have done differently.

17:20 I never should have played that joke on Aaron.

17:23 Never should have hollowed out this damn pumpkin in the first place.

17:27 But then I realized I was being silly.

17:30 I mean, the pumpkin should rot off of my head in a month or two.

17:34 Right?

17:35 Hey, did they leave for the big meeting yet?

17:37 I got Michael's lucky tie.

17:40 No, they're in the conference room.

17:42 Okay.

17:42 Wait, are those Michael's Levi's?

17:44 Yeah.

17:45 Who dry cleans jeans?

17:47 Michael and his jeans.

17:49 He gets in them and I'm not exactly sure what happens,

17:52 but I can tell you he loves the way he looks in those jeans.

17:57 I know that's why he started casual Fridays.

18:00 I'll take those.

18:01 Thanks.

18:09 Michael Scott's Dunder Mifflin Scranton Meredith Palmer Memorial

18:12 Celebrity Rabies Awareness Fun Run Race for the Cure.

18:15 This is Pam.

18:17 Pro-Am Race for the They hung up.

18:21 A woman shouldn't have to be hit by a car to learn that she may have rabies.

18:25 But that is where we are in America.

18:28 And that does not sit right with me.

18:31 And that is why I am hosting a fun run race for the cure

18:36 for rabies to raise awareness of the fact that there is a cure for rabies,

18:42 a disease that has been largely eradicated in the US.

18:46 But not very many people know that.

18:49 No, rabies.

18:51 Babies would be a good idea.

18:53 Can I put you down for a dime?

18:57 Hi, Stanley.

18:58 How many sponsors so far?

18:59 Zero.

19:01 Come on, man.

19:02 You got to step it up.

19:03 It's for a good cause.

19:05 Jan called this morning and pledged $500.

19:08 Isn't that your money?

19:10 That this for a good cause.

19:14 Phyllis, how's the rabies quill coming?

19:16 Oh, it's coming.

19:17 Oh, look at that.

19:18 Three.

19:19 Way to honor Meredith, Phyllis.

19:21 Michael?

19:21 Yes.

19:21 You cannot make me run.

19:24 Okay.

19:23 It is not a real charity.

19:25 It's stupid, Michael, and I'm not going to do it.

19:27 All right.

19:27 You didn't run for me when I thought I had skin cancer.

19:30 I know that you're probably scared of people saying you're fat legs in shorts.

19:35 No.

19:36 Okay.

19:38 Well, back in olden times, a large, fat person like this was a person of power.

19:44 A person who had money, could buy food,

19:47 person of respect, like the regional manager of the day.

19:51 Whereas, someone athletic and trim like myself

19:54 was someone who worked in the fields, and I was a peasant.

19:57 I just don't want to run.

19:59 I didn't bring my sneakers or my clothes.

20:01 going to have to run or you're going to be in a lot of trouble.

20:07 It is not olden times anymore.

20:11 I have left Dunder Mifflin after many record-breaking years,

20:16 and I am officially on the job market, and it's very exciting.

20:19 For your convenience, I've broken it down into three parts.

20:22 Professional resume, athletic and special skills resume,

20:26 and Dwight Schrute trivia.

20:28 I am ready to face any challenges that might be foolish enough to face me.

20:32 How would I describe myself?

20:34 Three words.

20:35 Hard-working, alpha male, jackhammer.

20:40 Merciless, insatiable.

20:43 There's nothing on my horizon except everything.

20:46 Everything is on my horizon.

20:48 I got this job to make some money while I continue my employment search.

20:52 And uh it's fine for the time being.

20:55 Oops.

20:57 Break's over.

21:06 Big turkey.

21:09 Hey.

21:20 So you're singing all four parts recorded on my computer.

21:24 Wow.

21:24 Took me forever.

21:26 Nice job.

21:27 Thank you muchly.

21:35 You going to answer it?

21:39 I call that myself.

21:41 Just let you get a kick out of the new ring.

21:42 Yikes.

21:43 Side note, just like to say I'm thrilled to be working directly beneath you.

21:47 Mhm.

21:47 I feel I have a lot to learn

21:48 from you even though you're younger and have less experience.

21:53 So, here's to the future.

21:56 Andy and the Tuna.

21:59 Andy and the Tuna.

22:03 Oh, butter tuna and a magical Andy and the Tuna.

22:10 I'm Mr.

22:11 White.

22:14 Congratulations, universe.

22:16 You win.

22:18 Hold it.

22:23 New glasses.

22:30 Dwight, what a ridiculous fancy clown you are.

22:33 I am dressed according to the Schrute codes of mourning.

22:37 My aunt Shirley has died.

22:39 Oh, Dwight, I'm so sorry.

22:41 Were you guys close?

22:43 I would say that she raised me, but let's not kid each other.

22:45 I raised myself.

22:46 She was, however, the closest thing I had to a mother.

22:49 My actual mother was very cold and distant.

22:52 I'd say she was the closest thing I had to an aunt.

22:55 My condolences.

22:56 Keep them.

22:56 Okay.

22:57 Now, what do we got in these two pails?

22:58 In keeping with Schrute custom,

23:00 I will either invite you to Saturday's funeral by sprinkling

23:04 red fertile dirt in your face or I will

23:07 ask you to keep a respectful distance during my time

23:09 of grief with a dusting of black slightly acidic soil.

23:18 What color is it?

23:20 It looks pretty black.

23:30 Yep, acidic all right.

23:35 Oh, thank god.

23:36 Excuse me?

23:37 I'm so sorry Dwight and if you want me to be there

23:41 of course I will go and it's just I have a personal training session.

23:45 Okay.

23:45 Just a second.

23:46 Just a second.

23:49 I get red dirt.

23:50 Nobody is getting red dirt.

23:52 I should have kept my mouth shut.

23:54 We're not even that close.

23:55 I've only known Dwight 12 years.

23:58 12 years.

24:00 Time is a son of a I'm sure I'm sure she's in a better place.

24:09 I really hope so.

24:15 Okay.

24:16 Now this is crazy.

24:17 You can't make a dirt ball.

24:19 I miss her so much.

24:21 Okay.

24:22 You know Could you please sign my expense report?

24:29 No way, no how.

24:30 Now expense reports are a day-to-day item that is Jim's now.

24:33 I am exclusively big picture, epic Sign this.

24:46 Where's the please?

24:47 We're not animals.

24:48 Sign it.

24:50 No, not without a please.

24:53 Idiot.

24:58 I have a complaint Jim.

24:59 That is not big picture.

25:02 I would like to file a huge, enormous,

25:05 massive complaint about the tallest guy in our office.

25:17 Jim won't sign my expense report.

25:19 That is not okay.

25:20 Day-to-day.

25:21 That is day-to-day.

25:22 that is huge.

25:23 to trick me.

25:24 has to do with Get out.

25:24 Get out.

25:24 Get out.

25:25 Get out.

25:25 Get out.

25:25 Get out.

25:29 I'd like to lodge a complaint.

25:31 I'm sorry to hear about that.

25:33 Who is this about?

25:34 You.

25:34 Okay.

25:35 Just want to let you know I take complaints very seriously.

25:37 So, when did this happen?

25:40 1 minute ago.

25:41 Okay.

25:42 And how do you feel?

25:44 Angry.

25:44 All right.

25:45 Did he hit you?

25:46 No.

25:46 Did you cry?

25:48 No.

25:48 Did you feel like crying?

25:49 No.

25:49 I'm just going to write held back tears.

25:52 Wait.

25:53 Stop writing that.

25:53 That is not true.

25:55 If you stop crying, I'll stop writing it.

25:56 I'm not I deserve that promotion, not Jim.

26:01 Oh, man.

26:03 Makes me want to put him in a triangle

26:05 chokehold and force him down on the ground and just

26:08 keep pressing and pressing and then flip him over

26:12 and then put him in a hammerlock and he's gasping.

26:14 He's panting for every last breath.

26:17 And the crowd is going crazy.

26:18 And boom!

26:20 I EMERGE VICTORIOUS.

26:21 AHA!

26:22 $18,000 AND A CHANCE AT THE TITLE.

26:27 HEY, DWIGHT.

26:27 JIM WANTS YOU TO KEEP IT DOWN.

26:35 OKAY.

26:35 BREATHE.

26:37 Work your core.

26:40 [laughter]

26:39 Come on.

26:41 How many is that?

26:42 Not counting the last one.

26:43 25.

26:44 Count the last one.

26:45 Okay.

26:45 25 and ONE GIRL PUSH-UP.

26:47 OH, NEW RECORD.

26:49 OKAY.

26:49 OH, what did you do today?

26:51 I made a sale.

26:52 Oh, yeah.

26:53 Sitting on your big fat butt.

26:55 All right.

26:56 That is the number to beat.

26:58 What do we get if we do them?

26:59 My respect.

27:04 Okay, I'll make it a little more interesting.

27:05 Anyone who does more than 25 push-ups And one girl push-up?

27:08 gets to GO HOME.

27:11 OH.

27:14 WHEN I SAY DANCE, THEY SAY HOW HIGH.

27:18 Here we go.

27:19 Oh, no, no, no, no.

27:20 Butt too high.

27:21 Disqualified.

27:22 WHAT DO WE GOT?

27:23 CREED, DISQUALIFIED.

27:26 ON.

27:25 19 I had a really hard workout THIS MORNING.

27:35 [groaning] OH, WOW.

27:35 THAT is adorable.

27:38 10 Yeah.

27:40 I'm betting one more.

27:47 11 Wow.

27:47 Good.

27:53 All right.

27:53 All right.

27:57 [applause] Essentially, what we have here is one of those stories

27:59 where a mother lifts a car to save her baby.

28:02 Well, it's not exactly fair.

28:04 He's got all of his weight that's helping him go down.

28:07 25 YEAH.

28:10 COME ON, YOU CAN DO IT.

28:11 COME ON, STANLEY.

28:12 LET'S DO IT.

28:12 COME ON.

28:15 [screaming] GO.

28:22 [cheering] WOW.

28:22 ARE YOU OKAY?

28:24 YOU OKAY, STANLEY?

28:24 [applause] Excuse me.

28:31 [laughter] Wow.

28:36 [applause] The Stamford branch is closing.

28:43 And everybody's just packing up their stuff.

28:46 Andy Bernard made these tasteful hats.

28:51 That's the other thing you have to watch out Yo, Tuna.

28:54 I want to talk to you about this new boss, Michael Scott.

28:56 Yeah?

28:58 So, what's he like?

28:59 Likes, dislikes, favorite sports, favorite movies, favorite men's magazines.

29:04 You know what?

29:05 I think you just need to meet him.

29:07 Playing your cards close to the vest.

29:08 I get it.

29:10 Good luck over there, Tuna.

29:11 Cross me and I will destroy you.

29:15 Sound good, Andy?

29:18 It's going to be an adventure.

29:19 Yes, this is going to be very interesting.

29:22 All right.

29:23 I'm out of here.

29:24 See you later.

29:26 Right on.

29:32 Hey, is that Josh's computer?

29:35 What?

29:40 Hey.

29:40 Hey.

29:41 How'd the run go?

29:42 Uh pretty good.

29:43 I finished.

29:44 That's great.

29:45 Psh.

29:46 Why is that great?

29:47 Because he accomplished something.

29:49 What was your mile time?

29:51 About 7.

29:53 I could beat that on a skateboard.

29:54 Well, that has wheels.

29:56 Yeah, well, my feet don't and I can still crush that time.

29:58 Really, Dwight?

30:00 How fast are you?

30:00 Let's just put it this way.

30:02 Last weekend, I outran a black pepper snake.

30:05 Really?

30:06 I am fast.

30:07 To give you a reference point, I'm somewhere between a snake and a mongoose.

30:11 And a panther.

30:13 Man, what is taking Toby so long?

30:15 Oh, I'll just time him later.

30:17 And you'll compare the times?

30:20 Yeah.

30:21 Are you ready?

30:21 No, my clothes are really tight.

30:23 I can't Am I being mean to Dwight?

30:32 I don't know.

30:32 I did just make him run around the building

30:34 and I have no intention of timing him.

30:36 This isn't even a stopwatch.

30:37 It's a digital thermometer.

30:41 He does make my life harder sometimes, and on purpose.

30:44 Like he tried to put meters on the bathroom stalls

30:46 as a way of bringing in more money for the company.

30:50 Hey, three more laps to go.

30:52 You got to pick it up if you're going TO BEAT TOBY.

30:57 I SHOULD PROBABLY GET BACK to work.

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