The guy using a children’s toilet is weird, but so is a random guy exploring a daycare opening the door to a kids bathroom. Prove me wrong.

Just a random curiosity...at the end of "Conflict Resolution" we hear Jim leaving a voicemail for Pam saying he'll be in late the next day because he has a "doctor's appointment in the city" (although we see he is really interviewing for the Stamford job at corporate). Does "the city" here refer to (a) Scranton, (b) Philadelphia, or (c) New York City? Both (b) and (c) seem like they would indicate something fairly major going on medically, which Pam would probably follow up on. But on the other hand, I can't imagine anybody referring to Scranton as "the city".

Interesting little side story where Pam and Jim are clearly fighting. You see Pam start to loosen up when Jim can't open the fluff jar (I cracked up when he hands it back to Kelly and she goes "you're just going to hand that back to me?" 🤣). And then Jim seems to smooth things over when he slaps her ass in the parking lot, although she looks pissed at first. Any guesses what they might have been fighting about? I know they never say I'm just curious what you all think 🤔

Pam literally wasn't even paying attention. As if they wouldn't have given her the job if she didn't immediately pick up the phone. It still bugs me to this day that she took that call

In Season 3 Episode 17 Oscar and Gil go to Pam's art show and Pam overhears Gil say that real art takes honesty. In subsequent episodes Pam makes a point of being more honest and forthright with others. This leads to her telling Roy about Jim kissing her. This leads to Roy attacking Jim and the Pam breaking up with Roy. Had Pam not overheard Gil saying this, she may have stayed with Roy and never connected with Jim. Good job Gil!

Michael Scott mentioned that he was on a show called “Fundle Bundle” hosted by Miss Trudy. This referenced an actual show broadcasted in NE Pennsylvania in the 1970s called “Hatchy Milatchy” hosted by Miss Judy on WNEP Channel 16, an ABC affiliate.

Considering RC had only just met the employees, his list was pretty spot on:

Winners: Jim, Dwight, Oscar, Darryl, Toby, Phyllis, Angela, and Kevin Losers: Stanley, Gabe, Kelly, Ryan, Creed (Old Man), Pam, Meredith, and Erin.

Toby wisely removed himself from the winner's list, RC correctly moved Andy to the losers list, and the only changes I would make would be moving Stanley over to the winners and Kevin and Phyllis to the losers. Otherwise, spot on. Nice job, RC!

In S6:E1 Gossip, Michael discovers that Stanley is having an affair. He stops Stanley’s car asking him if he’s having an affair, to which Stanley denies. He’s gets in the car with Stanley, asks him again, Stanley denies again, and Michael says “he knew it!” and believed it was racial profiling. But AFTER Michael says that, Stanley admits that he did indeed have an affair?! WHY?

He could’ve just left it alone uno…

What job or task had to be completed where either the office staff or the warehouse would have to come in, but not the other? Why would corporate want overtime for the sake of overtime? From S1E5

What if it was Meredith’s ‘meet ups’ with Bruce that kept their branch profitable all along?? lol

We have a rough idea of each characters age, as it's mentioned during the show. Where do you think the characters worked before making a splash in the paper biz?

We know that Michael worked for Men's Warehouse at some point.

Erin (Kelly) worked at Taco Bell Express.

Toby was going to be a priest, but he met his future wife and took the first job he could find in HR.

But, there is very little info about the other characters. We also know some were hired by Ed Truck (Creed, Phylis). But what about Stanley or Oscar? Angela mentions working in Ohio. Do we assume she was an accountant. We know Kevin applied to work in the warehouse, but Michael thought he'd make a good accountant.

I was watching S5E6: Employee Transfer, where Dwight was applying for Cornell. Andy was so pissed and somehow managed to become the interviewer for Dwight.

What I don't understand is how could Andy as an alumni become a college interviewer with just one phone call? I am not from the US so forgive me if I don't understand how American college application works, thanks for explaining！

I’m sorry I called you faggy.

I never took the time to pause here and read it all and was not surprised