The Office (US Version) - Fifth Season English Subtitles

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All right, everybody, this
is your last meal, so eat up.

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[ALL CHEER]

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From this point forward,
you will not use the bathroom.

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We need to keep our starting
weights high so we can lose more.

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This summer,
corporate is sponsoring

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a little weight loss contest
between the branches.

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Whichever branch
loses the most weight

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gets three extra vacation days.

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<i>PAM: [ON PHONE]
Well, I should go.</i>

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All right. I'll tell everybody
here that you say hi.

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<i>No, don't.
I'm mad at them.</i>

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[CHUCKLES] Why?
What happened?

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<i>Not one of them called to
congratulate me on our engagement.</i>

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Ah!

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That, they might be off the hook
for, because I didn't tell them.

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<i>What? Why not?</i>

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[WATCH ALARM BEEPS]

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Hey, Michael?
Yeah?

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Contractions are coming
every 10 minutes.

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Okay, just remember
to keep breathing.

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My cervix is ripening.
Okay, good.

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Jan is about to have a baby
with a sperm donor,

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and Michael is preparing for the
birth of a watermelon with Dwight.

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Now this baby will be
related to Michael through...

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[PHONE RINGING]

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Pam, line three.
Okay, thanks.

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

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I thought about
selling a kidney,

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

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Hey.

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<i>MICHAEL: [ON PHONE] Pamela!</i>

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Of course, now Michael
knows where to reach me

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sixteen to 18 hours a week.

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Wow, you guys look amazing.

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Stanley, I thought
you hated Halloween.

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[SHUSHES] He wears it
so he can sleep at his desk.

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Who are you?
I'm Carrie Bradshaw

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from <i>Sex and the City.</i>

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I like your shoes.

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Thank you.

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Will you help walk me
to the fax machine?

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Sure.

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Hey, sport!

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I heard someone
got engaged, you dog!

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Yeah.

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[GROANS] God!

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Nothing can hurt you now.

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You're a man in love!

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[DOOR CLOSES]

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I was there, and that
dude is not engaged.

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I'm not a big believer
in therapy,

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Did you know that in Morocco

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it is common to
exchange a small gift

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when meeting somebody
for the first time?

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In Japan, you must always commit
suicide to avoid embarrassment.

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In Italy, you must always wash your
hands after going to the bathroom.

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This is considered to be polite.

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Why are you telling us this?

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I am jetting off on an
international business trip.

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Where are you going?

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Are you swallowing them whole?

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You're eating them so fast, are
they even touching your tongue?

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Yes.

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Why aren't you
having any, Angela?

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Oh, I ate so many already
when no one was looking.

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[LAUGHING]
Yeah, right.

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My baby's dieting.

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She wants to fit into a special
child-size wedding gown for our big day.

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Why do those exist?

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Here are our final
actual costs for this year.

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Okay.

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As you can see,
we did pretty well, so...

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Yes. Yes, I can see

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that we did indeed.

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Why don't you explain this to
me like I am an eight-year-old?

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All right, well, this is the
overall budget for this fiscal year

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along the X axis.

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Yes. There's the X axix.
Right there.

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What is this?

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Happy holidays, Dwight.

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But do not open it
till Christmas.

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You're so pathetic. How long
did this take you, three hours?

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Five minutes, actually. I'm
a black belt in gift wrapping.

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Yeah, no such thing.

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

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Well, I hope it was worth it,

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because I'm going to take it
apart in about five minutes.

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[PHONE RINGING]

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Dunder Mifflin, this is Pam.

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I'm sorry, he's not in yet.

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Would you like his voicemail?

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MICHAEL: Yeah!

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Yeah! Yeah! Okay.

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Twelve miles an hour.

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Eat that, Carl Lewis!

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Angela made several
911 calls about cars

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going too fast in

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What's this?

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Looks like a red wire.

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Well...

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It wasn't here before.

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It's a computer, Dwight.
I mean, computers have wires.

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Yours doesn't.

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Doesn't it?

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No.

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It's going in a different
direction than the other wires.

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<i>DWIGHT: Last week,
I gave a fire safety talk,</i>

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[CLEARS THROAT LOUDLY]

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<i>And nobody paid any attention.</i>

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<i>It's my own fault
for using PowerPoint.</i>

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PowerPoint is boring.

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<i>People learn in
lots of different ways,</i>

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<i>but experience is
the best teacher.</i>

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Today, smoking is
going to save lives.

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Does anyone

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<i>[MICHAEL BREATHING HEAVILY
ON PA]</i>

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<i>[MICHAEL LAUGHING]</i>

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This morning,
the phone guy comes in

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and he shows Michael that
our phones have a PA function.

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And then he just left.

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<i>MICHAEL ON PA: This
is your captain speaking.</i>

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<i>The office will be flying at
an altitude of two stories.</i>

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<i>Look out your left-hand window</i>

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<i>and you will see

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<i>MICHAEL: I am
on a lecture circuit.</i>

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<i>I'm going around
to all the branches,</i>

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and I am telling them my
secret recipe for success.

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I have now memorized
all of your names.

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Shirty, mole, lazy
eye, Mexico, baldy.

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Hi, Kelly.
Screw you.

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Excuse me.

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Screw you, too.

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Hi.

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Good morning.
Can I help you?

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Yes. I'm from Tech Star, about
a new phone system for you.

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I was wondering if I
could talk to Michael Scott?

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I'm sorry.
He's not in right now.

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SALESMAN: Really? He's
never around when I come by.

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Shoot.

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They have new phone systems now

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that can ring

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PAM: Yeah, that's no problem.
Pam.

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Sure.
Pam, knock knock.

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[WHISPERS] I'm on the phone.
I know you are. Knock knock.

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You can fax it over.

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Yeah, 5-7-0-5-5-5...
4-9-1...

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...0-1...
...7-4...

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...7-5.
Five-ling.

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[CHUCKLING] 0-1
75. Thank you. Bye-bye.

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Michael, since it is your fifteenth
anniversary at the company,

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I thought it might be
appropriate to begin the festivities

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with a 15-minute
round of applause.

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I like it.

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Followed by a 15-minute
moment of silence.

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I don't know.

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Is it classy enough?

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Jim, enough with
the classy, okay?

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I just feel like after 15

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I had no idea, when I got
into that car to go to New York,

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that I was going to be quitting.

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I got on the ramp, and
I was, like, "Two hours."

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"Two hours to go. Feeling
good. Crank some tunes."

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"Should've peed
before I left."

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Michael, get to the good part.

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Okay, so,
get up to the building.

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Revolving door, broken.

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[KEVIN EXCLAIMS]

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[PHONE RINGING]

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You gonna answer that, Kev?

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Oh, right. Thanks.

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Dunder Mifflin.
This is Kevin.

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Please hold
while I transfer you.

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Oscar! Your mom!

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JIM: Charles is having Kevin
cover the phones for a while.

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How do I say this
diplomatically?

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I think Kevin is doing exactly as
well as anyone might have expected

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<i>[MUSIC PLAYING ON CAR RADIO]</i>

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It's Britney, bitch,
and I am back

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in the form of a new company,

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the Michael Scott Paper Company.

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Okay.

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Not going to make this one.

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Love the hair.

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Morning, Michael.
MICHAEL: Hello.

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They took away my parking space,

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[MICHAEL EXCLAIMS]

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Things are a little slow here.

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And there's only
so much cold-calling

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you can do in a day.

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Turns out there's no limit
to the number of cheese puffs

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you can throw at someone's face.

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[MICHAEL EXCLAIMS]

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We're getting pretty good at it.

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<i>[A CAPPELLA GROUP HUMMING]</i>

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<i>MICHAEL: It's 4:30 in the morning.
Do you know where your kids are?</i>

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If you are Ryan's parents or
Pam's parents or my parents, you do.

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They're going to be
in this van, with me.

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Who am I?
Nothing to fear.

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I am just a 44-year-old guy
with a paper route.

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[HONKING]

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Time to make the doughnuts!

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[CAR ENGINE STARTING]

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[LAUGHING]

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<i>KEVIN: At least once a year,</i>

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I like to bring in some of
my Kevin's Famous Chili.

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<i>The trick is to
undercook the onions.</i>

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<i>Everybody is going to get
to know each other in the pot.</i>

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<i>Now, I'm serious
about this stuff.</i>

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<i>I'm up the night before, pressing
garlic and dicing whole tomatoes.</i>

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<i>I toast my own Ancho chilies.</i>

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[MOANING]

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<i>It's a recipe passed down

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Oh, my God.
I can't believe it.

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I just won an art contest.

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[ERIN EXCLAIMING IN DELIGHT]

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[LAUGHING]

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[WHISPERING] Thanks.

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I still don't understand why you

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wanted me to say that.
DWIGHT: Shut up.

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[LAUGHING]

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I got her.

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[PHONE RINGING]

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Dunder Mifflin, this is Erin.

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He's not available right now.

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Uh-huh.

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Yes. Sure, I'll give him the
message when he gets up. Gets back.

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Michael had chicken
pot pie for lunch.

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Actually, let me rephrase that.

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Michael had an entire
chicken pot pie for lunch.

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Let me be more specific.

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