Nah man, I'm sorry to say, that is in no way trolling. The positive we may take out from this is that he is transparent at least. Honestly I'm not judging, tearing my hair out or clutching my pearls. He's just a dude that sees things in a different perspective and has enough social compass to not do something deemed "bad". He himself said it: "I wish I had Michael's balls" meaning, he doesn't have them. He is just comfortable enough to be transparent about his way of thinking.
@TheJerbol Not sure on their ages, I know things are a bit different now post internet era and folks tend to be a bit more tribal and polarized. Prior to that though, making friends worked a bit different. You'd hang out with your neighbor and be friends even if you had barely anything in common or how much you disagreed. There simply wasn't anyone else to talk to otherwise. Sort of a Kyle and Cartman situation from South Park, you know? Not sure the circumstances behind how they met or shared bonds or what have you, but you'd be surprised how things can be overlooked in the mutual interest of just... shared social bonds and herd mentality, with humans. Frustrating as some other people can be, putting up with them was better than not having anyone to talk to at all, and nor could you so easily vett their opinions on everything beforehand, back then.
I can only imagine what things people could/do get away with over there since Pat is HR. Someone could say something truly horrible to another employee and he'd be like "omg that's hilarious!"
I always loved that resolution with Michael and Stanley. Showed Michael can be a much more mature and reasonable person when he isn't trying so hard to be everyone's friend.
I know everybody was very here for Dinner Party, but this episode has always been my Dinner Party. The confrontation between Michael and Stanley at the end has such a strong mix of honest conflict, introspection and a realistic level of humour. Admittedly, I forgot how weird much of the rest of the episode was. The crew were right, some writer was _really_ out to be weird about Pam or something.
Pat sees the perspective that the others don’t. Plain and simple. Right or wrong doesn’t matter. He has the opposite opinions. Fair play to him. He has the unpopular “hot take” Hope he keeps that energy. Having gone through this show upwards of 10 times and my perspectives are what everyone else generally think, it’s nice to hear the other side.
Pat saying he wishes he had balls like Michael after Michael is a complete jerk to Pam for no reason seems about right. He seems like the type of guy who loves fight club but completely misses the real message
And how could he watched like 4 seasons and said everyone else in the office respect Michael... aside from Dwight, almost none of them ever shown that to Michael (and clearly they're not disrespect him as much as Stanley), they might fear him because he is their boss, they pitied him sometimes, recognized that Michael want to be a good boss once in awhile, etc. And even Dwight is like the kind of person who show respect for authority, therefore he respect Michael but the moment he has the chance to replace him, he took that right away and come behind Michael's back, not until later he might showed the actual respect for Michael.
It was also pretty funny at the beginning, him literally seeing all the Saran Wrap shielding Michael’s face and the straw and whatnot, and still freaking out like “HES NOT GONNA BE ABLE TO PULL OUT OMGG GUYS!1!1”
That's just because he wants everybody to like him and be his friend, not because he wants to save his job. and Michael is literally going to the opposite of whatever togby thinks@@stevenrod100
Does Pat realise Michael is literally a parody of an obnoxious character that you should never try to emulate IRL. He becomes likable only when he shows some of his good side and because he also shows improvement over his past abrasive self. Honesty and confidence has nothing to do with being rude and obnoxious.
@@rockycuro7737 I couldn't agree less. Michael gets plenty of feedback to know many of his actions are offensive, yet never to rarely learns from his past. There are exceptions to occasionally (rarely) being rude & obnoxious due to ignorance... but by far and large, grown adults choose whether they want to rude & obnoxious or not. Michael's not enduring & it hypothetically would be miserable to have to endure his presence for many hours a week irl. However, I can separate a tv show from real life & definitely appreciate the character Michael Scott very much for all the comedy he brought to The Office... cringe, rudeness, obnoxiousness & all.
@@_MjG_ there is no feedback to let him know. The only times he ever got some sort of feedback is when Karen called him misogynistic and he didn’t know what that word meant, and when Oscar yelled at him for being insulting and Micheal felt bad about it. Yes Micheal is a grown adult but he clearly doesn’t have the mental capacity of one. I think the show has made that very clear.
@@rockycuro7737 Irregardless of feedback or not, it's every adults responsibility to know if they are "rude & obnoxious" to others. There's zero excuse for being an ahole like Michael or Todd Packer. There's other ways of recieving feedback other than to be reprimanded for one's behavior. There are many visual &/or audio cues that show people don't recieve Michael's behavior well. Michael even shows that he picks up on those cues by trying to make up for some of his horrible behavior in selective cases.
Please tell me Pat is just playing a character in these reactions. A heel of some sort. There is no way anyone can watch this show and come to the conclusion that Michael is right or deserves respect in 99.99% of scenes.
Tell me. What responsibility does he hold exactly? Andy is the only one responsible in this situation. If you GIVE AWAY your property then that is YOUR problem. Dwight didn't force him to do anything, Andy had the option to say no, just like Michael did later in the episode when Dwight tried the exact same tactic with him. If someone left the keys in their car and the car gets stolen, do you blame the thief, or the moron who left their keys in their car....?
Dwight doesn't hold any responsibility. It was a deal they both agreed on. If Andy didn't know what his car was worth or what he should be selling it for it's not Dwights fault or problem. It's not Dwights responsibility to tell him what it's worth
The R Kelly Boondocks episode really highlighted what Pat is like. Pat is like Shane from Blindwave. Everyone just sort of half chuckles and moves on and act like they're not problematic until one day sometimes comes out and everyone will go, "Oh yeah, I had a feeling about him". Literally every bad take he agrees with. If there's a sexist, phobic, or any otherwise creepy take he'll take it. I guess that's the word, "creepy", everyone is just "weird" and "creepy" until it's too late.
Mickey out here acting like if you’re dumb it ain’t swindling. Bru, how you think most swindles go down? Impulse and knowing you do t have all the info but trusting the person in front of you anyway (cause impulse). That dont mean everyone who’s been swindled is stupid, but to be swindled you have to had acted foolishly, doing something on impulse that you really should’ve taken your time considering
Nah, there's a clear difference. Pat isn't overly emotional or aggressive with his takes, AT ALL. He's just here having a good time and probably laughing at the comments 😂
Pat... jesus christ dude. He has to be trolling, I refuse to believe they'd be friends with someone who's actually like that for this long and are comfortable with having him on their channel
Kevin delivers one of the best lines of the entire show in this episode 😂😂 "In one corner you have Michael, and he is mad, and In the other corner you have Stanley and he's mad.... So that's about it"😂😂😂
I don't agree with him, but I think his position is that they both agreed to a sale at a certain price and they both agreed to it, so it's a legit sale. If Andy tried to go to the police, Dwight would be safe; he didn't do anything illegal. If Dwight agreed to give him cash and instead gave him a bag of beets, Micky would probably agree THAT'S 100% a swindle.
Michael has absolutely zero self awareness and that kind of saves him from being an intolerable asshole who I would not be able to watch. Pat is a real person, I refuse to believe that he isnt self-aware on some level. And its not like he didnt get called out enough in comments or sometimes even by other people on that couch. So yeah, I respect Michael Scott more.
man I love this episode so much….it brought the office so much substance. Stuff like this happens at the workplace and I love how it was handled one on one with Stanley and Michael . Stanley held his ground on not respecting him and Micheal stood his as a boss and they worked it out … I loved that! So much…love the character development moments in this show
I can tell by all the Pat comments that he ruined another office video again by his narcissistic troll commentary 😬 I was gonna watch it but I don’t want Pat ruining my joy for this reaction
Narcissistic troll commentary is a perfect description. Whether he's playing a character or being genuine with the way he is, it's still annoying as fck after a while.
I honestly sometimes halfway ask myself that if they're friends with someone like that, how different they can be? They all come off extremely friendly, open minded, and inclusive. And then there's the dude that thinks Dennis from always sunny is awesome, and Michael's harassment is inspiring... But for your own enjoyment, skip the commentary after and you'lll be fine. He's at least mostly quiet in the reaction and the whole crew are awesome about the cringe and horrible behavior. Just ignore him beaming in the middle being happy at the harassment Pam gets...
I was finally gonna SUBSCRIBE but then Pat was being a real tool so now I'm not gonna do that, but I will still continue to feed off of ya'll tears! Ahahahahah 😂😂😂😂
pat has been consistently making some weird comments lmao like siding with jan during the deposition and now this? dont want to pile on but ahhh its a lil alarming lol
mickey's point seems to be it's not a swindle because andy fell for it. erm, zero logic there. if that's the logic then swindling can not by definition exist as for it to exist someone has to fall for it. so why does the word exist?
Normies: Stop making jokes about Pat being unhirable, and start dealing with the fact that Pat is a real problem. Joking about his behavior makes you complicit.
Lol it takes a very long time for wet cement to dry. You have hours to get out. Like 1/2 a day. You will definitely have some chemical burns which are absolutely terrible. Ive had wet cement go through my shirt and harden on my nipple. Literally feels like its on fire lol.
His emergence as more of a main character after Season 5 is actually one of the reasons I don't feel the show drops off as much in later years as most people seem to think.
A sale is a sale. For game shows that you get cars from you do-I think-sign a waver saying you won’t sell the car for a certain amount of time after taking possession of it. Dwight and Andy never had said waver. Dwight was perfectly in his right to sell it for how ever much he chooses to sell it for
Dwight probably acts exactly like that every time he buys something from anybody, Dwight looks out for Dwight. Andy needs to look out for Andy. If I thought Dwight was my friend, and he started that pressure routine, no deal immediately.
Look, I know Michael is Michael. But Stanley has some nerve acting the way he does when Michael really asks very little of him. He really lets Stanley get away with a lot that most bosses wouldn't but whenever he's asked to participate he gets rude and disrespectful about it. Michael could just as easily tell him "no more crossword puzzles during meetings" and there wouldn't be a thing Stanley could say about it.
if you are associated with a salesman the calibur of Dwight Shrute and you're selling a car, you should absolutely offer him a commission to sell your car. Tell him what the base price you need for it is and that he can keep 80% of the profit over what you need. This is especially true if you are Andy.
Its not the buyers responsibility for the seller to have all the information about what they're selling. Andy should've know better and also have a backbone. You guys are looking at the whole friend thing. Its should be strictly business and it's your own fault for getting your feelings hurt. Which is probably why you shouldn't loan friends money or go into business with them in the first place 😂
Finally someone with a proper take about this lol. Usually the saying is "Buyer beware" as in usually the the buyer is the one getting swindled. Andy was the seller and STILL got swindled. Andy literally held all the power in the situation and still got duped.
I get that people didn't like how Michael handled Stanley with the fake firing, and after that Stanley was right to tell him off. That being said, Michael started off in the right when he tried to get his employee to participate in a office meeting. Stanley was in the middle of a meeting, doing a crossword puzzle instead of actually working. Michael was even told by HR he had the option of firing Stanley before the fake firing, but didn't want to do that to him. Stanley may not respect Michael, but Michael still let him keep his job.
Stanley is full of garbage he loves Michael,he loves that he can take it easy at work and got use to Michaels antics and honestly he would be a completely different Stanley if he has a serious normal boss,Stanley would be more grumpy and a top salesman like Dwight .in an episode where we see Michael almost leave permanently Stanley greets him as a friend tells him he missed him ,like I said if Stanley had a different boss he wouldn't be the guy we know I think he has it good working a job almost retired and isn't being helicoptered by his boss to bring his production up sometimes you just need a worker who can keep a steady pace thats Stanley 🤷🏽🤷🏽
The episode we get makes it seem like average Michael handing of a situation as well as people's reactions but if you see the deleted scenes, its very different Michael does try to handle it reasonably before the fake firing but Stanley won't listen (kind of gives reason for real firing) and the rest of the office is actualy supportive agreeing that Stanley went too far
Pat is a fucking enigma lmfao He’s sometimes so composed and knowledgeable about things, other times I wonder how the hell he got a job as HR He’s literally a cross between his exceptionally groomed beard and his erratic hair 😂 love him
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Pat and his many horrible takes are cringe.
Daryl’s “black people” advice to Michael is always amazing.
Dinkin flicka ✊🏾
Daryl's actor is even better in Brooklyn 99!
@coreyrobinson8209 my good, Google actually translated that😂
@@stevenrod100Dinky girl
“Fleece it out!”
Pat, respect and pity are nothing similar. You not knowing the difference explains why you side with assholes more often than not
the writers know whats wrong but they push it for comedy, Pat doesnt realise, thats the difference.@@Tinoyevski
Pat must be like that on purpose, there's no way he really thinks like that
Lol Yeaaaah, kinda reminds me of a radio station shock jockey, after a certain point. Just doing it to troll the others and/or chat at least in part.
Nah man, I'm sorry to say, that is in no way trolling. The positive we may take out from this is that he is transparent at least.
Honestly I'm not judging, tearing my hair out or clutching my pearls. He's just a dude that sees things in a different perspective and has enough social compass to not do something deemed "bad". He himself said it: "I wish I had Michael's balls" meaning, he doesn't have them. He is just comfortable enough to be transparent about his way of thinking.
I cannot imagine being his friend let alone working with him as well
@TheJerbol Not sure on their ages, I know things are a bit different now post internet era and folks tend to be a bit more tribal and polarized. Prior to that though, making friends worked a bit different. You'd hang out with your neighbor and be friends even if you had barely anything in common or how much you disagreed. There simply wasn't anyone else to talk to otherwise. Sort of a Kyle and Cartman situation from South Park, you know? Not sure the circumstances behind how they met or shared bonds or what have you, but you'd be surprised how things can be overlooked in the mutual interest of just... shared social bonds and herd mentality, with humans. Frustrating as some other people can be, putting up with them was better than not having anyone to talk to at all, and nor could you so easily vett their opinions on everything beforehand, back then.
@@wardenm he says downright disturbing things sometimes. This isn't like a republican and democrat living together, his morality is way skewed
Probably the most mature resolution Michael has ever reached in the show so far.
Pat with the awful takes as usual. 😂
I can only imagine what things people could/do get away with over there since Pat is HR. Someone could say something truly horrible to another employee and he'd be like "omg that's hilarious!"
literally michael scott in real life
the sad part is people like michael actually exist in offices all over the world - ...same goes for people like pat...
@@stevenfriedman2902 Lmao! He's fucking hilarious 😂
Lmaooo he’s always defending the worst people
I always loved that resolution with Michael and Stanley. Showed Michael can be a much more mature and reasonable person when he isn't trying so hard to be everyone's friend.
This pat guy is a whole ass character
I know everybody was very here for Dinner Party, but this episode has always been my Dinner Party. The confrontation between Michael and Stanley at the end has such a strong mix of honest conflict, introspection and a realistic level of humour.
Admittedly, I forgot how weird much of the rest of the episode was. The crew were right, some writer was _really_ out to be weird about Pam or something.
Maybe the writers have a thing for glasses?😊
After Dinner Party its a wait for Stress Relief (S5 E14)
@@coranbaker6401i mean a lot of people want to see pam topless.
This is one of the most uncomfortable episodes, because it feels so real
The fact that Pat agrees with the mentality of every shitty behavior, of every show you guys react to...."buyer's beware". Dude is a sociopath.
U have never sold anything have u in your life 😂😂😂
Try selling something then will talk😂
He's a wannabe edgelord that would cry like a bitch the moment he gets arrested.
Oh come on he’s clearly joking! That’s his humor!
Pat sees the perspective that the others don’t. Plain and simple.
Right or wrong doesn’t matter. He has the opposite opinions. Fair play to him. He has the unpopular “hot take”
Hope he keeps that energy.
Having gone through this show upwards of 10 times and my perspectives are what everyone else generally think, it’s nice to hear the other side.
@@madridaztlan7 There's a difference between actively being a contrarian just to play devil's advocate, and just being an asshole.
Pat saying he wishes he had balls like Michael after Michael is a complete jerk to Pam for no reason seems about right. He seems like the type of guy who loves fight club but completely misses the real message
It is good to have him, to balance it out of having Marketa getting offended by 90% of the things haha
@dweber2009 Marketa's reactions are funny though. Pat is just there making bad takes.
And how could he watched like 4 seasons and said everyone else in the office respect Michael... aside from Dwight, almost none of them ever shown that to Michael (and clearly they're not disrespect him as much as Stanley), they might fear him because he is their boss, they pitied him sometimes, recognized that Michael want to be a good boss once in awhile, etc.
And even Dwight is like the kind of person who show respect for authority, therefore he respect Michael but the moment he has the chance to replace him, he took that right away and come behind Michael's back, not until later he might showed the actual respect for Michael.
It was also pretty funny at the beginning, him literally seeing all the Saran Wrap shielding Michael’s face and the straw and whatnot, and still freaking out like “HES NOT GONNA BE ABLE TO PULL OUT OMGG GUYS!1!1”
I keep trying to defend him but he's loosing me.
Episode starts at around 5:52
Chris and Spidey losing it at 30min 🤣
“Why do you do this?” 😂
Love this episode mainly because it's a prime example that Michael IS growing up, slowly and despite getting in his own way most of the time.
Yes, micheal is a good person hes just ignorant and no one really taught him anything. But hes learning and you can see it.
Not to mention Michael legitimately had the option of firing Stanley but told Toby no. He hated firing anybody.
That's just because he wants everybody to like him and be his friend, not because he wants to save his job. and Michael is literally going to the opposite of whatever togby thinks@@stevenrod100
Does Pat realise Michael is literally a parody of an obnoxious character that you should never try to emulate IRL. He becomes likable only when he shows some of his good side and because he also shows improvement over his past abrasive self. Honesty and confidence has nothing to do with being rude and obnoxious.
He roots for Dennis on Always Sunny... That... speaks for itself lol
He doesn’t mean to be obnoxious and rude. That’s why pat likes him. He’s endearing and it’s obvious that he just wants to be friends with everyone
@@rockycuro7737 I couldn't agree less. Michael gets plenty of feedback to know many of his actions are offensive, yet never to rarely learns from his past. There are exceptions to occasionally (rarely) being rude & obnoxious due to ignorance... but by far and large, grown adults choose whether they want to rude & obnoxious or not. Michael's not enduring & it hypothetically would be miserable to have to endure his presence for many hours a week irl. However, I can separate a tv show from real life & definitely appreciate the character Michael Scott very much for all the comedy he brought to The Office... cringe, rudeness, obnoxiousness & all.
@@_MjG_ there is no feedback to let him know. The only times he ever got some sort of feedback is when Karen called him misogynistic and he didn’t know what that word meant, and when Oscar yelled at him for being insulting and Micheal felt bad about it.
Yes Micheal is a grown adult but he clearly doesn’t have the mental capacity of one. I think the show has made that very clear.
@@rockycuro7737
Irregardless of feedback or not, it's every adults responsibility to know if they are "rude & obnoxious" to others. There's zero excuse for being an ahole like Michael or Todd Packer.
There's other ways of recieving feedback other than to be reprimanded for one's behavior. There are many visual &/or audio cues that show people don't recieve Michael's behavior well. Michael even shows that he picks up on those cues by trying to make up for some of his horrible behavior in selective cases.
Please tell me Pat is just playing a character in these reactions. A heel of some sort. There is no way anyone can watch this show and come to the conclusion that Michael is right or deserves respect in 99.99% of scenes.
Dwight swindled andy, just cause andy should've known better doesn't mean dwight holds no responsibility
Right Dwight was proud af about it and did it on purpose. Disagree hard with Mickey and Pat..
Andy got Dwight fired.
Andy sucks too, they're both in the wrong at various points, but that doesn't make this instance right I don't think@@georgesmith6218
Tell me. What responsibility does he hold exactly? Andy is the only one responsible in this situation. If you GIVE AWAY your property then that is YOUR problem. Dwight didn't force him to do anything, Andy had the option to say no, just like Michael did later in the episode when Dwight tried the exact same tactic with him.
If someone left the keys in their car and the car gets stolen, do you blame the thief, or the moron who left their keys in their car....?
Dwight doesn't hold any responsibility. It was a deal they both agreed on. If Andy didn't know what his car was worth or what he should be selling it for it's not Dwights fault or problem. It's not Dwights responsibility to tell him what it's worth
The R Kelly Boondocks episode really highlighted what Pat is like. Pat is like Shane from Blindwave. Everyone just sort of half chuckles and moves on and act like they're not problematic until one day sometimes comes out and everyone will go, "Oh yeah, I had a feeling about him". Literally every bad take he agrees with. If there's a sexist, phobic, or any otherwise creepy take he'll take it. I guess that's the word, "creepy", everyone is just "weird" and "creepy" until it's too late.
Yeah Pat's got rapey vibes. Wouldn't trust him at a party
Mickey out here acting like if you’re dumb it ain’t swindling. Bru, how you think most swindles go down? Impulse and knowing you do t have all the info but trusting the person in front of you anyway (cause impulse). That dont mean everyone who’s been swindled is stupid, but to be swindled you have to had acted foolishly, doing something on impulse that you really should’ve taken your time considering
need a mute button on him and pat
Crazy argument from mickey
Dwight definitely swindled andy lmao
Pat:I wish i had Michael's balls
Me spitting food:Thats what she said
Pat is the Normies’ version of Rob from RTTV. They’re both so …. off.
Nah, there's a clear difference. Pat isn't overly emotional or aggressive with his takes, AT ALL. He's just here having a good time and probably laughing at the comments 😂
Rob is way worse and it's not even close.
pat: damn i wish i had Michaels balls!
you do Pat every-time you open your mouth and words come out, just balls to say the worst things lol
Pat is gonna kill Chris from a heart attack someday
Pat... jesus christ dude. He has to be trolling, I refuse to believe they'd be friends with someone who's actually like that for this long and are comfortable with having him on their channel
Kevin delivers one of the best lines of the entire show in this episode 😂😂 "In one corner you have Michael, and he is mad, and In the other corner you have Stanley and he's mad.... So that's about it"😂😂😂
Nobody ever buy anything from Micky. How did Dwight not swindle Andy
I don't agree with him, but I think his position is that they both agreed to a sale at a certain price and they both agreed to it, so it's a legit sale. If Andy tried to go to the police, Dwight would be safe; he didn't do anything illegal. If Dwight agreed to give him cash and instead gave him a bag of beets, Micky would probably agree THAT'S 100% a swindle.
The phrase is buyer beware, not seller beware. Andy should've known better.
Of course Pat would write "dick and balls" in the cement
YES! I've been waiting for you guys to do this one. I love that Stanley snaps lol
“It’s called hentai and it’s art”
~Mickey* (*Stanley)
The irony of Ryan coming at jim, when Ryan:
Never made a sale
Defrauded the company
Someone doesn't know what malicious means. Dwight was being clearly malicious. He makes a big joke out of taking him.
I have more respect for Michael than I do for Pat, and I’m not a fan of Michael
TRUTH
Michael has absolutely zero self awareness and that kind of saves him from being an intolerable asshole who I would not be able to watch.
Pat is a real person, I refuse to believe that he isnt self-aware on some level. And its not like he didnt get called out enough in comments or sometimes even by other people on that couch. So yeah, I respect Michael Scott more.
Poor Michael
Didn't think I'd dislike any reactor more than Rob from rttv but Pat did it.
Pat is freaking HR 😂😂😂
"I wish i had Micheal's balls."
-Pat
🤦🏻♂️
man I love this episode so much….it brought the office so much substance. Stuff like this happens at the workplace and I love how it was handled one on one with Stanley and Michael . Stanley held his ground on not respecting him and Micheal stood his as a boss and they worked it out … I loved that! So much…love the character development moments in this show
Yall keep saying pat is acting this way when weve seen him in skits he cant act this us his true personality and its a fratboy mentality at that
29:51 Chris' Jim face to the camera
I can tell by all the Pat comments that he ruined another office video again by his narcissistic troll commentary 😬 I was gonna watch it but I don’t want Pat ruining my joy for this reaction
Narcissistic troll commentary is a perfect description. Whether he's playing a character or being genuine with the way he is, it's still annoying as fck after a while.
I honestly sometimes halfway ask myself that if they're friends with someone like that, how different they can be? They all come off extremely friendly, open minded, and inclusive. And then there's the dude that thinks Dennis from always sunny is awesome, and Michael's harassment is inspiring...
But for your own enjoyment, skip the commentary after and you'lll be fine. He's at least mostly quiet in the reaction and the whole crew are awesome about the cringe and horrible behavior. Just ignore him beaming in the middle being happy at the harassment Pam gets...
I was waiting for y’all to get to Kevin’s excited moment “he is mmmmaaad!” 😂
The discourse after the episodes are always some of the most entertaining sequences.
The man child Pat is the HR?! WOW
I was finally gonna SUBSCRIBE but then Pat was being a real tool so now I'm not gonna do that, but I will still continue to feed off of ya'll tears! Ahahahahah 😂😂😂😂
Bruh Daryl saying he was in The Warriors XD
I almost lost oxygen to my brain from laughing 😂😂
Normies Org Chart: Yes!
Yes we need to see the Normies org chart
29:45 Pat is trully the Micheal Scott of the normies 🤣
pat has been consistently making some weird comments lmao like siding with jan during the deposition and now this? dont want to pile on but ahhh its a lil alarming lol
29:44 Rana's not here, you could jello something on her desk.
Everyone around pat is just enabling his horribly toxic mindset
17:19 man i loved that silence both in the show and on the couch
mickey's point seems to be it's not a swindle because andy fell for it. erm, zero logic there. if that's the logic then swindling can not by definition exist as for it to exist someone has to fall for it. so why does the word exist?
Video actually starts at 5:52
One of those rare moments where we see Michael do something mature only to immediately follow it up with atypical Michael humor
Even though he absolutely did gymnastics in his mind to justify it as not being that bad 5 minutes later.
I knew I disagreed with Micky about the swindling, but when Pat said he agreed with Micky, I KNEW I was in the right 😆😆😆
Normies: Stop making jokes about Pat being unhirable, and start dealing with the fact that Pat is a real problem. Joking about his behavior makes you complicit.
Pat's gotta go. He's unbearable to listen to.
Marketta too pls
Does Pat act that way to seem “different” or is he actually serious? He’s ruining the reaction videos with every comment he makes
Wow, you guys completely missed Michael saying “that’s what she said” with his face stuck in the cement. 😆
Lol it takes a very long time for wet cement to dry. You have hours to get out. Like 1/2 a day. You will definitely have some chemical burns which are absolutely terrible. Ive had wet cement go through my shirt and harden on my nipple. Literally feels like its on fire lol.
I love that Michael, after their confrontation, earned Stanley's respect.
DID I STUTTER?!
20:06 call of the wildman
Boy have you lost your dam mind? Cuz i'll help you find it!
Daryll becomes one of the main characters in the future seasons so you'll see more of him
Isn't he a writer or something by that point too?
@@christopherb501 I have no idea. I only know of Toby Ryan mose and Kelly
His emergence as more of a main character after Season 5 is actually one of the reasons I don't feel the show drops off as much in later years as most people seem to think.
Craig Robinson is an absolute gem
Love seeing Community references popping up in these reactions.
Same. Community was the first show that brought me to their reactions and it's awesome to see they still remember it pretty well years later
where?
I just realized everyone except Suraj has glasses on lmaooo
The normies shilling for an epic exclusive. Groan
A sale is a sale. For game shows that you get cars from you do-I think-sign a waver saying you won’t sell the car for a certain amount of time after taking possession of it. Dwight and Andy never had said waver. Dwight was perfectly in his right to sell it for how ever much he chooses to sell it for
It is truly remarkable. How little I care. About the Expanse
omg it finally hit me, Suraj laughs like Monk Gyatso 9:35 . No offense, if anything its a compliment.
29:40 Chris ( Instigator ) Johnson
22:13 Micky that is def lying...
and it is not right
Dwight probably acts exactly like that every time he buys something from anybody, Dwight looks out for Dwight. Andy needs to look out for Andy. If I thought Dwight was my friend, and he started that pressure routine, no deal immediately.
8:39 finally Pat says something reasonable
I cannot wait for you guys to watch the season's finale
I remember Stanley everytime my games stutter.
Look, I know Michael is Michael. But Stanley has some nerve acting the way he does when Michael really asks very little of him. He really lets Stanley get away with a lot that most bosses wouldn't but whenever he's asked to participate he gets rude and disrespectful about it. Michael could just as easily tell him "no more crossword puzzles during meetings" and there wouldn't be a thing Stanley could say about it.
Intense Episode! 🔥🔥🔥
Stanley may not respect Michael but you respect the position, not the man/woman
Dwight definitely swindled andy and i don't see how its a debate
if you are associated with a salesman the calibur of Dwight Shrute and you're selling a car, you should absolutely offer him a commission to sell your car. Tell him what the base price you need for it is and that he can keep 80% of the profit over what you need. This is especially true if you are Andy.
Its not the buyers responsibility for the seller to have all the information about what they're selling. Andy should've know better and also have a backbone. You guys are looking at the whole friend thing. Its should be strictly business and it's your own fault for getting your feelings hurt. Which is probably why you shouldn't loan friends money or go into business with them in the first place 😂
Finally someone with a proper take about this lol.
Usually the saying is "Buyer beware" as in usually the the buyer is the one getting swindled. Andy was the seller and STILL got swindled.
Andy literally held all the power in the situation and still got duped.
Bruh I binged through like 5 or 6 series on this channel never noticed the mics in front of y’all thought u was wearin one
I get that people didn't like how Michael handled Stanley with the fake firing, and after that Stanley was right to tell him off. That being said, Michael started off in the right when he tried to get his employee to participate in a office meeting. Stanley was in the middle of a meeting, doing a crossword puzzle instead of actually working. Michael was even told by HR he had the option of firing Stanley before the fake firing, but didn't want to do that to him. Stanley may not respect Michael, but Michael still let him keep his job.
12:24 what did she said? Lol
15:03 As voiced in my previous comment, no more sympathy for Toby.
Stanley is full of garbage he loves Michael,he loves that he can take it easy at work and got use to Michaels antics and honestly he would be a completely different Stanley if he has a serious normal boss,Stanley would be more grumpy and a top salesman like Dwight .in an episode where we see Michael almost leave permanently Stanley greets him as a friend tells him he missed him ,like I said if Stanley had a different boss he wouldn't be the guy we know I think he has it good working a job almost retired and isn't being helicoptered by his boss to bring his production up sometimes you just need a worker who can keep a steady pace thats Stanley 🤷🏽🤷🏽
Wish the rest of the group could hear over suraj talking
BUT I'M SO FUNNY BECAUSE I'M LOUD RIGHT GUYS
@@Vendrix86 thank you.
Time stamp?
@@Tweek08 it's constant.
29:43 want his balls to do what
I don't trust Pat. 😂
Stanley gives zero Fs😂
the way everyone has to make snide responses in regards to pat's comments says it all tbh
the gang advise is appropriate since Stanley grew up on the ghetto
The episode we get makes it seem like average Michael handing of a situation as well as people's reactions but if you see the deleted scenes, its very different
Michael does try to handle it reasonably before the fake firing but Stanley won't listen (kind of gives reason for real firing) and the rest of the office is actualy supportive agreeing that Stanley went too far
Pat is a fucking enigma lmfao
He’s sometimes so composed and knowledgeable about things, other times I wonder how the hell he got a job as HR
He’s literally a cross between his exceptionally groomed beard and his erratic hair 😂 love him
Where's futurama???