Michael was right to tell people that he's faking because if he didn't tell people he's faking then tell Stanley "you're not fired" it would seen like he just scared by Stanley and changes his mind.
They ruined his character after season 5 by making him borderline retarted. They ruined almost everyone’s character in the later seasons except Michael.
@@sultanabran1 Exactly Stanley’s problem with Michael. I get what Michael was going for, but it really becomes hard for employees to respect the boss when he keeps acting like a clown.
@@rimurutempest4945 agreed. I like Michael but I would not stand a guy like him being my boss at work. I would not do the same thing as Stanley did though. I'd just find a new job and quit
tbf michael telling everyone that it was a fake firing ahead of time was probably and unintentionally good move, since if he didn't it would seem like michael tried to fire stanley but failed, and then tried to cover it up by saying he was kidding, which would look even worse.
It’s because it’s another example Michael’s bullshit and poor decision that upsets Stanley, fake firing him in front of everyone to “teach him a lesson”.
Stanley has been waiting for an excuse to leave that job. He can’t quit because he would get nothing. When they were going to lay them off, he was excited because he would use the severance to retire. My guess is that he saw this situation as a way out. He would sue the company, get a nice settlement and use it to retire. But when it turned out to be a fake firing, it pissed him off since that means he’s stuck there.
@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849 omg dude it’s you being rude for no reason again. i hope in these three months you’ve found sumn healthier for you to do than be so negative on nice videos like these! ❤️
There’s a bit of irony here: Stanley tells Michael he doesn’t respect him, and that he disagrees with all of his decisions. But once Michael puts his foot down and says he accepts that, but he’s still the boss and can’t have him acting like that, Stanley seemingly gains some respect for him.
@@JoaoSoares-vl1cs The irony lies in the fact they’re discussing respect, and how Stanley has no respect for Michael. It’s ironic that it took this coming out for Michael to earn Stanley’s respect.
@@iambuhlockay8007 irony would be if Stanley respected Michael based on something funny which Stanley does not respect.. Here he respected Michael since Michael actually acted serious and not funny.. it is a rare moment but there is no irony here..
@@thejaserkevichusa6022 Stanley needed to see "deep hidden boss souled" Michael to actually start respecting him. Stanley realised that his boss in the end will be professional when absolutely needed. Good boss doesn't necessarily need to like everyone in the office(even if Michael wanted to be friends with everyone), but he needs to order and be listened. Same with workers not always liking the boss, but having to fullfill the orders(of course if they are reasonable and work-related).
@@iambuhlockay8007 That’s not ironic. Michael’s demonstrating competency to earn respect. It would be ironic if Stanley said he’d respect Michael if he extended pretzel day to a week and made it a paid vacation, because that’s inconsistent with his complaint about incompetency.
He handled it poorly though. Firstly, he shouldn't have told the rest of the staff that he was going to fire Stanley. Secondly, he shouldn't have "fired" Stanley in front of everyone. Both of these things are extremely unprofessional and the signs of a weak leader. He only showed a modicum of authority at the very end because his ego had been hurt.
@@EndOfSmallSanctuary97 gotta disagree with you there. It had absolutely nothing to do with ego and everything to do with a new understanding of where Stanley was ACTUALLY coming from.
One of the best serious scenes in the office, it shows how much Michael can sometimes irritate his employees and even lose their respect, and it also shows that Michael is not always goofing around and he is serious many times yet he is also sensitive when yelling or confronting someone And the acting is just amazing from both Steve and Leslie
I'm surprised why it took that long for someone to confront Michael like that, it's disrespectful and can cost them their job yes, but still he acts like it's a huge joke but when he gets told a joke that mocks him he gets offended, hell he told pam she was ugly with glasses, how is that funny or helpful?
people didn't really confronted Michael, Because he let them do things which otherwise is never allowed or tolerated, For example, Stanley doing crosswords, Or when Andy had to get his expenses approved for reimbursement, remember how it was when Charles was the boss, Michael is a fun boss who will let things slip by, and in return employees of his branch tolerates him, I think Stanley once even agreed with this, he like Michael as a boss because he lets him come in late without any questions
@@Snowaxe3D i always wondered what would happen to the crew if Michael was not the manager. Kevin would be fired so would Creed, Meredith could be fired cz of her alcoholism and admitting she slept with supplier relation, Dwight would surely get a warning or even fired for all of his crazy action, Andy would also get a warning bcz of his poor sales record and worst of all Jim and Pam might not be a couple if the new boss did not accept office relationa
I got to give Steve C. Props , you can see the drastic change in his character, eyes start to get red , watery and angry, No one else could play Michael better then Steve C. Great acting
Michael’s anger always flared up whenever someone had issues with his management style or whenever people downplayed his overblown belief that Dunder-Mifflin was more family than even their own real families. Remember when Michael was divulging that he was dating Pam’s mom he said that the relationship was more than just a family member, it was a co-worker.
That's what I like about him, even when he's the silly and foolish one, he can still be smarter than Michael, the guy who tries way to hard to be funny and likable who also makes a lot more mistakes than I can remember
It did end up helping him tough, if he hadn't told them they all would've though Michael was retracting out of weakness when he confessed to Stanley it was a fake (assuming they could respect him any less)
stanley is so fkin annoying he didn't deserve a place in the office, he is like that one provoked old grump, Michael should have actually fired him to show his place, moreover he just randomly barks and makes a big issue out of stuff, when his dumb daughter was flirting with ryan he screamed on ryan and not his daughter stanley is a professional idiot and not michael
@@thato8000 I get it, you were watching a lot of The Office and started feeling like you had the same humour as some of the characters in the show, it's okay, I know how that's like
They didn’t add it but there was the scene where the camera crew snuck in right after everyone left, and filmed through the window. Stanley legitimately looked horrified, but then Michael started crying lol
"Ooh hoo hoo, it's Michael vs Stanley and it is the clash of the titans. 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!" -Kevin Malone, with a very proud and thrilled face
I think that the reason the employees don’t sue him is because they can use it as leverage to get away with whatever they want. Plus, Michael barely supervises and let’s them do what they want. So, they just put up with his shenanigans.
@@williebori but it’s revealed he’s more of a liability to them. They have to wait for him to sleep to get any work done. Their jobs prob had a huge shot of productivity once michale left
It was the right move. Imagine if they didn't as Michael backed down from 'firing' Stanley. That would be humiliating and embarrassing as it would make Michael look like a legit pushover and it would murder the remaining amount of respect the rest of the branch had for him as a boss.
The greatest part was cut off. Where Stanley realizes that Michael is the boss, even though it’s easy to forget, and should have at least that much respect. I think of this everyday working for my version of Michael.
Well little did Stanley know that I had a pepper spray in my hand ready to attack at any given moment and in the other well let’s just say if things really did get heated in there it wouldn’t be because of the feud or Ryan. P.S sometimes I really do love my job more than I should..
Yeah, i can totally imagine Dwight standing behind the office door with a baton in his hand, ready to smash the hell out of Stanley in case if he tries to attack the Boss
Steve Carrell really brings to life the challenges of managing not only a co-worker but a potential friend who constantly challenges him day in & day out. Really stepped up to the plate to build a strong understanding of respect in the workplace
I LOVE HOW MICHAEL YELLS AND STANLEY SHUTS IN THE SAME TIME. IT IS SO RARE TO SEE MICHAEL TO SERIOUSLY, WHEN IT HAPPENS IT IS AMAZING. HE HAS EVERYBODY GOING OUT AND EVERYBODY UNDERSTANDS THAT AT THAT HOUR HE IS NOT JOKING. AMAZING MOMENT, ALI STANLEY SEE WHO'S THE BOSS
At this point Stanley really relatable. Lots of people love Michael Scott cause he's a child in adult body and most of the time he doesn't have bad intentions. But still he's annoying man who doesn't let people work properly. I would definitely hate Michael as my boss.
I legit had to work with a Michael scott for 4 years. I mean identical personality. I loved this show. I loved the character. Until I got stuck with a real life version of it. HATED that guy more than anyone I've ever come across. He was just too stupid. The fact that I had to work for him made it that much worse. And just like Michael scott he wanted to be my best friend all the while making the job a million times harder everyday because he was to stupid to leave well enough alone. He'd say i need you Saturday. I'd agree. Then say Nevermind we're caught up. Hey Saturday if you're not busy wanna go bowling? I'd be like wtf
@@Realtrollking2988 F for you. Honestly I don't know why everyone love Michael so much, I mean yeah he's funny in some episodes and etc, but most of the time he was annoying (I actually love first seasons when The Office was a little bit depressing serial). He crossed the line so many times and I have no idea why people play along with him. Had once the same guy in my class (I'm glad that not in the work) and it was terrible. I hope you never meet another Michael Scott
@@redpikmin017 the fact that you guys take the character so seriously is why hes popular. Steve Carrell did a masterful job portraying Michael Scott. Which is why people like him or say hes their favorite. For me its between Michael Creed and Dwight
When Stanley confessed about Michael’s actions on the way he runs the office was exactly how I thought of this show in the beginning, until I started benchwatching it and fell in love with it, am I the only one? 😅😆
Stanley is a diva who is lucky to have a boss as good as Michael, any other boss would have been yelling at Stanley and treating him like a dog but Stanley likes to pull his entitlement and race card constantly
I like how Micheal reminds his subordinates that he is the boss. Yes he does alot of mistakes, but he also treats his co-workers well. And manier times they take advantage of being that.
I wouldn't say well, he acts like their friend rather than a boss and most of the time he mocks them, with pam wearing glasses being a perfect example and almost everytime he does something stupid, he doesn't take full blame for it, sometimes he's like "it's OUR mistake"
The whole point of Michael is that you're supposed to want to be nothing like him. He only feels shame when he's publicly humiliated, and never actually learns his lesson, so even public humiliation doesn't teach him.
Tbh, Michael Scott is a great boss, and he’s very wholesome he’s got a huge heart. He’s just been alone his whole life and he wants love but doesn’t fully understand how to socialize, but he tries his best and it’s all because he genuinely cares for his employees. Now look at Charles Miner, he’s your typical everyday boss but nobody liked him lol
The following scene is a rare time where Michael acts like a real boss and redeems himself for his stupidity. Michael was a great character for reasons like this.
I like those moments in the show where Michael actually shows some humanity. Stanley was out of line talking to him like that even if Michael is who he is😂😂.
i always liked the scene where he tells Stanley to calm down like i did the one where he helped Pam when she was freaking out about their paper company. I like when he puts down his foot and shows he can and will be responsible when he needs to
Another moment where Kevin was the smartest person in the room.
He’s always the smartest in the room
Spaghetti Sauce ❌🧢
There's some interesting theories out there that he's a lot smarter than he lets on.
Not that I agree with any of them.
He's a 'sleeping giant'
When isn't he
When even Kevin has to tell Michael the stupidity of his plan
💀
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Michael was right to tell people that he's faking because if he didn't tell people he's faking then tell Stanley "you're not fired" it would seen like he just scared by Stanley and changes his mind.
@@trapezoid4905 I’ve never thought this way before, but you’re totally right.
"Michael if you hadn't told us this, then we would've thought that you were actually firing him."
When Kevin's right, he's right. (Rarely)
But he is not actually firing him!
@Devansh Dude I really don’t think you understand.
@@zwhitaker He understands just fine.
@@zwhitaker Dude i don't think u watched the vid.
They ruined his character after season 5 by making him borderline retarted. They ruined almost everyone’s character in the later seasons except Michael.
The scariest things in the office
1.Pissed Stanley
2.Pissed Micheal
1. Betrayed Michael
2. Pissed stanley
a boss like Michael doesn't scare me. my old boss is a lot like Michael and no one takes him seriously. the whole office has no respect for him.
It is the Clash of the Titans
@@sultanabran1 Exactly Stanley’s problem with Michael. I get what Michael was going for, but it really becomes hard for employees to respect the boss when he keeps acting like a clown.
@@rimurutempest4945 agreed. I like Michael but I would not stand a guy like him being my boss at work. I would not do the same thing as Stanley did though. I'd just find a new job and quit
tbf michael telling everyone that it was a fake firing ahead of time was probably and unintentionally good move, since if he didn't it would seem like michael tried to fire stanley but failed, and then tried to cover it up by saying he was kidding, which would look even worse.
Agreed
I hate that you're right
Michael’s a genius lowkey
That's true
Rightttt
I like how Stanley was more angry after being told he still had his job than he was after being ‘fired’.
It’s because it’s another example Michael’s bullshit and poor decision that upsets Stanley, fake firing him in front of everyone to “teach him a lesson”.
@@TheSuperNats Well... duh, thanks Captain Obvious. The OP was not asking though just being amused by it
Stanley has been waiting for an excuse to leave that job. He can’t quit because he would get nothing. When they were going to lay them off, he was excited because he would use the severance to retire.
My guess is that he saw this situation as a way out. He would sue the company, get a nice settlement and use it to retire. But when it turned out to be a fake firing, it pissed him off since that means he’s stuck there.
@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849 omg dude it’s you being rude for no reason again. i hope in these three months you’ve found sumn healthier for you to do than be so negative on nice videos like these! ❤️
@@boulevard4145 let me join you so we can send him/her some good vibrations 🧘♀️
I like it that when Michael screamed everyone to get out, nobody tried saying anything cause they knew Michael isn't playing anymore.
That is true, but Michael did not scream that.
because Michael is about to cry like a man baby and the team didn't want to deal with it.
They were happy to have the day off.
@@sahrudaym9221 no they were actually intimidated because their boss is mad....
@@imafunguy936 That's actually what happened though 😂
I’m just here to remind everyone that Stanley did not stutter
Thank you, I almost forgot
I am here to remind everyone that Ryan started the fire
The question is does he have a mustache?
😂😂😂
Sammy R R. 🤔
I love how he could’ve just asked stanley into his office, but instead he asks for the entire crew to leave the building
Show of power
Leadership 100
Well, I wouldn't want to be in an enclosed space with a raging Stanley
@@robintitanstudios6455 Michael has no power
Lmao
Michael's "Hey. Stop it!" was powerful.
Absofreakingloutely
The leadership sense went up!
@@NinSega89 Definitely
It really wasn't.
@@Deangirl86 It really was
Michael: “Stanley you are fired...”
Stanley: *”BOY HAVE YOU LOST YOUR MIND CAUSE I’ll HELP YOU FIND IT!!!!”*
JESUS COULD WALK THROUGH THAT DOOR AND HE COULDNT HELP YOU
🤣😂
YEAH MICHAEL, HERE COMES STANLEY!!!
@@norahgrover6388 when micheal shouted it was amazing
@@leemajohn9137 OBAMA IS PRESIDENT! YOU ARE BLACK STANLEY!
“Have you lost your mind”
Basically sums up The Office
Lol
For real lmao
I ask that question to anyone who says the UK version is better.
Best way to put it😂😂
Fr
I love this scene because it’s one of the only times in the show Micheal shows genuine authority. It’s such a departure from his usual character
What about when Dwight deceived him?
Agree
Get in there right now or I'M GONNA LOSE IT
I was the 2K like 👍 lol
doesn’t Michael break down and cry to Stanley right after this?
"Stanley yelling is the most terrifying thing."
Michael: *hold my mug*
eh
*"Where are the Turtles!"*
@@Burgundian_Boi *'WHERE ARE THEY?!'*
Up there wit uncle Phil and Carl winslow
Lies again? Marine Soldier
There’s a bit of irony here:
Stanley tells Michael he doesn’t respect him, and that he disagrees with all of his decisions. But once Michael puts his foot down and says he accepts that, but he’s still the boss and can’t have him acting like that, Stanley seemingly gains some respect for him.
It is not irony, is how respect works. Once you show respect, or becomes respectable, people will treat you with respect
@@JoaoSoares-vl1cs The irony lies in the fact they’re discussing respect, and how Stanley has no respect for Michael. It’s ironic that it took this coming out for Michael to earn Stanley’s respect.
@@iambuhlockay8007 irony would be if Stanley respected Michael based on something funny which Stanley does not respect.. Here he respected Michael since Michael actually acted serious and not funny.. it is a rare moment but there is no irony here..
@@thejaserkevichusa6022 Stanley needed to see "deep hidden boss souled" Michael to actually start respecting him. Stanley realised that his boss in the end will be professional when absolutely needed. Good boss doesn't necessarily need to like everyone in the office(even if Michael wanted to be friends with everyone), but he needs to order and be listened. Same with workers not always liking the boss, but having to fullfill the orders(of course if they are reasonable and work-related).
@@iambuhlockay8007 That’s not ironic. Michael’s demonstrating competency to earn respect. It would be ironic if Stanley said he’d respect Michael if he extended pretzel day to a week and made it a paid vacation, because that’s inconsistent with his complaint about incompetency.
“In one corner you have Michael and he’s mad”
“In the other corner you have Stanley and HE is mad!” 😂 - Kevin Malone
Clash of the titans
@Aidan McFarlane 😂😂
@@barteastwood4033 😂😂
Erik Kyle wrong
“And that’s about it.”
-also Kevin
Stanley yelled at us
Scariest thing ever
I totally understand how Ryan felt now, lol
Stanley is a titan
ξίφος Θεόκριτος I thoroughly enjoyed when David wallace yelled at Ryan tho
Honestly I would get scared more of Michael getting mad because he's the dumb but funny guy and Rarely gets mad
I would yell back at Stanley, he's hella rude! He thinks he's the boss wtf.
@@dreadrea3265 You would've understand how Stanley feels when you have a boss that screwed around at work for ten years.
Michael: *gets angry*
Stanley: *gets angry*
Both: "Our battle will be legendary."
@Saksham Jain I think is from Kun Fu Panda but I could be wrong
Ahahah yaaaas it will
More like
Michael: gets angry
Stanley: gets angry
Micheal: gets scared
@L S haha she called you stupid
@L S woah, we got a badass here
The fact that Jim isn't taking his time to help Pam just shows us how much he's afraid of Michael's temper.
Then again, he’s afraid of everything that shows minor violence.
@@maximillian875 what
@@charlieschurk He’s threatened by just about anyone that gets mad.
@@charlieschurk Jim gets scared easily.
Jim is often shown to be a coward, Dwight beats him by miles in regards to bravery or risk-taking if not by pranks
Stanley's, "Oh yes I do" genuinely terrified me
You could feel Michael stepping into that bear trap.
Michael: "Why do I hear boss music?"
And Michael with that look on his face, expecting an apology.
Toby's suggestions were stupid, so now I am going to fake fire him. LOL
Or maybe he meant to sabotage Michael ?
man toby wasn't really a hated person but Micheals constant hate for him made everyone hate him
@@Alphine-iq9dx well I mean he did annoy everyone with his chad flenderman rambles
@@choco_L8 Yeah cause he was an introvert who's social life gave him confidence
@@Alphine-iq9dx yeah you're right - honestly I felt bad when people want him to shut up about his novel, he's so passionate about it
Micheal: I’m going to fake fire Stanley
Pam: What does that mean?
Me: Really Pam you should know by now
I feel like she should be WELL aware.
Took me a minute to understand that, but now I remember
that’s EXACTLY what i thought 😂😂 she’s been there done that
Anybody could've said it but the writers chose her.
*season 1 flashbacks intensifies*
That's the point... She knows. She's making fun of him
Never noticed that Michael said "serious as a heart attack" to Stanley. This is pure irony at this point
Well he really said ‘fired like a heart attack’
how is it pure irony? because its not?
@@Al-cm8ny stanley is gonna end up having a heart attack later on in the series
Foreshadowing!
He Said “Fired Like a heart attack” either foreshadowing or reminding us that Stanley will have a heart attack caused by a fire “fired”
2:29 Dwight is genuinely scared here. Great piece of acting by Rainn Wilson
Makes you wonder how effective Dwight's emergency plan actually is against Stanley had it been enacted.
He wasn't acting. Rainn was genuinely scared.
Honestly I gained A LOT of respect for Michael as a leader in this scene.
Me too.
If pushed too far, he gets back as the top dog
He handled it poorly though. Firstly, he shouldn't have told the rest of the staff that he was going to fire Stanley. Secondly, he shouldn't have "fired" Stanley in front of everyone. Both of these things are extremely unprofessional and the signs of a weak leader. He only showed a modicum of authority at the very end because his ego had been hurt.
@@EndOfSmallSanctuary97 gotta disagree with you there. It had absolutely nothing to do with ego and everything to do with a new understanding of where Stanley was ACTUALLY coming from.
U gained respect ?
Lol is this a joke
😮💨should of spoke about this in private
Why? For unfucking a situation he fucked in the first place?
One of the best serious scenes in the office, it shows how much Michael can sometimes irritate his employees and even lose their respect, and it also shows that Michael is not always goofing around and he is serious many times yet he is also sensitive when yelling or confronting someone
And the acting is just amazing from both Steve and Leslie
I'm surprised why it took that long for someone to confront Michael like that, it's disrespectful and can cost them their job yes, but still he acts like it's a huge joke but when he gets told a joke that mocks him he gets offended, hell he told pam she was ugly with glasses, how is that funny or helpful?
@@redpikmin017 exactly, michael is really a great boss/guy but he can cross the lines a lot of times such as with Pam with her glasses
people didn't really confronted Michael, Because he let them do things which otherwise is never allowed or tolerated, For example, Stanley doing crosswords, Or when Andy had to get his expenses approved for reimbursement, remember how it was when Charles was the boss, Michael is a fun boss who will let things slip by, and in return employees of his branch tolerates him, I think Stanley once even agreed with this, he like Michael as a boss because he lets him come in late without any questions
@@Snowaxe3D i always wondered what would happen to the crew if Michael was not the manager. Kevin would be fired so would Creed, Meredith could be fired cz of her alcoholism and admitting she slept with supplier relation, Dwight would surely get a warning or even fired for all of his crazy action, Andy would also get a warning bcz of his poor sales record and worst of all Jim and Pam might not be a couple if the new boss did not accept office relationa
Don't refer to them by their first names, you don't know them on a personal basis.
Why does Michael always make everything harder on himself
That what she saif
@@shorty1 BYE
Because he's Michael
@@shorty1 said*
@@user-me9vk8df6p I WAS THINKING THAT JKSJKDKSSKJD
Stanley yelling is the most terrifying thing ever
But Michael needed to hear that
Just ask Ryan.
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Red Pikmin 01 I think it’s way more terrifying when growls “Ooh yes, I do...” like a dog about to tear Michael apart.
@Jonathan Joseph well yeah, he doesn't respect a boss who is horrible, plus michael literally has everyone doing that unless they mock him
I got to give Steve C. Props , you can see the drastic change in his character, eyes start to get red , watery and angry, No one else could play Michael better then Steve C. Great acting
Michael’s anger always flared up whenever someone had issues with his management style or whenever people downplayed his overblown belief that Dunder-Mifflin was more family than even their own real families. Remember when Michael was divulging that he was dating Pam’s mom he said that the relationship was more than just a family member, it was a co-worker.
Bob Obendink who played Saul Goodman in Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul also auditioned for Michael Scott
at first I thought, who the hell is Steve C. Props???
Who is this Steve C. Props?? Lmao
I actually like how Toby’s suggestion was “actually fire him” he said it earlier in his office too
And that's why he's not really part of the family
Love how Kevin is the one who points out how redundant it is for Michael to tell them about his fake firing
That's what I like about him, even when he's the silly and foolish one, he can still be smarter than Michael, the guy who tries way to hard to be funny and likable who also makes a lot more mistakes than I can remember
"A fluke is one of the most common fish in the sea. So if you go fishing for a fluke, you just might catch one." -Kevin Malone.
It did end up helping him tough, if he hadn't told them they all would've though Michael was retracting out of weakness when he confessed to Stanley it was a fake (assuming they could respect him any less)
“You are a professional idiot!” My favorite quote from stanley, easy
BOY HAVE YOU LOST YOUR MIND CAUSE I'LL HELP YOU FIND IT
Red Pikmin 01 Ha! I love that one too!
He's not wrong
Michael Scott is a professional idiot
It's honestly very accurate, he is an idiot but he is also very professional and good at his job. He is a great salesman.
stanley is so fkin annoying he didn't deserve a place in the office, he is like that one provoked old grump, Michael should have actually fired him to show his place, moreover he just randomly barks and makes a big issue out of stuff, when his dumb daughter was flirting with ryan he screamed on ryan and not his daughter stanley is a professional idiot and not michael
Poor Pam was stumbling to leave without her glasses.
Dude Pam dosent even wear glasses I dont know why they added that scene in I have never seen her with glasses on ever
@@sirpizza2044 Cuz she normally wears contacts lens. She said so herself.
@@theguardian2428 oh, what the crut I didn't even know that thanks bro
she lame af bro
@@sirpizza2044 yeah and when Michael saw her with her glasses, he just downright called her ugly
That moment Michael told everyone out....you KNEW Michael meant business and was done screwing around. God Steve is such a great actor!
And the look on Stanley's face tells you that he knows he went too far this time. Don't sell Leslie short.
I'm surprised that no one talked about the acting from both actors in this scene. Man, this scene gives me chills.
I can get you a blanket at the nearest K-Mart but I'll need compensation
@@thato8000 I get it, you were watching a lot of The Office and started feeling like you had the same humour as some of the characters in the show, it's okay, I know how that's like
Michael: *fake fires Stanley*
Stanley: *argues back*
Boss music: “It’s showtime”
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*_wut_*
Pochi
@@boy_wxnder2662 hi
@@squish8785 hi
Can't escape from Crossing Fate
The aftermath of this scene actually shows Michael being a good manager for once.
Michael is a horrible manger but he's an great salesman
ZantoSa agreed but there are a few moments where he is a great manager
ZantoSa you are completely wrong micheal’s branch performed the best I don’t think you watched the show
Robin William because of the individual employees not because of michaels management
@@jj2059 That is what good management is you make your employees do the best they can
One of the more realistic scenes. Michael would’ve heard this outburst 1000x over in reality.
He would fired their asses 100x times over in reality too.
He would have never become a manager in reality, too
@@charge2025 Yeah except incompetent managers are pretty much every where, to the point that Incompetence is basically a pre-requisite
@@arsalahmad2200 He himself would have been fired a long time ago. The guy was a walking lawsuit.
Without plot armour he would be totally fucked up and over by the end of season 1
The way Steve carrells face changes from nervous to mad is just amazing
Stanley actually looks worried when everybody is going out
They didn’t add it but there was the scene where the camera crew snuck in right after everyone left, and filmed through the window. Stanley legitimately looked horrified, but then Michael started crying lol
@@thomascars1 wow
Nah
"Ooh hoo hoo, it's Michael vs Stanley and it is the clash of the titans. 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!" -Kevin Malone, with a very proud and thrilled face
We all saw the video
@@fulltimeslackerii8229 well yeah. But this comment is supposed to be a quote
You mean ashton kutcher right?
Michael: **Does things in the office that can get him sued**
Stanley’s leverage: _Hippity poppity everything you own is now my property_
Almost everything he does can get him sued
I mean, everything michael owns also includes his outstanding debt, so good luck paying that off Stanley!
U mean
*Hipity Hopity ur now my property*
I think that the reason the employees don’t sue him is because they can use it as leverage to get away with whatever they want. Plus, Michael barely supervises and let’s them do what they want. So, they just put up with his shenanigans.
@@williebori but it’s revealed he’s more of a liability to them. They have to wait for him to sleep to get any work done. Their jobs prob had a huge shot of productivity once michale left
I'm still baffled by the fact that Michael thought that warning the others was the right move
Right?
I can see it. If he tries to fire Stanley and backs down, he looks like Stanley was able to push him around. The fake fire is just a stupid idea.
It was the right move. Imagine if they didn't as Michael backed down from 'firing' Stanley. That would be humiliating and embarrassing as it would make Michael look like a legit pushover and it would murder the remaining amount of respect the rest of the branch had for him as a boss.
The greatest part was cut off. Where Stanley realizes that Michael is the boss, even though it’s easy to forget, and should have at least that much respect. I think of this everyday working for my version of Michael.
“my version” what are you going through dawg 😭
You shouldn't show your boss any more or less respect than they show you. They're not better or worse than you.
Why do you need to respect someone on the basis of them being randomly selected for a managerial position they don't even do correctly?
This is bullshit. Michael being his boss isn't a reason to respect him and frankly, Michael really hasn't done anything to actually earn his respect.
@@danieldaw1778 Bunch of entitled Gen X toddlers with no respect in this comment section.
3:11 6 year old me trying to explain to my mom why the hero and villain are fighting
Michael: “Do you have anything to say to me?”
Stanley: I’m about to end this man’s whole career
This is gonna be in everyone's recommended in like 5 more years
i sure hope so
Hahaa
Yeee
Just save it to a Playlist
Great. Who cares
Stanley’s tone of voice says everything before he even spoke...
Do you have anything to say to me?
Oh yes I do....
1:38 Fired like a heart attack. Talk about foreshadowing
Well little did Stanley know that I had a pepper spray in my hand ready to attack at any given moment and in the other well let’s just say if things really did get heated in there it wouldn’t be because of the feud or Ryan. P.S sometimes I really do love my job more than I should..
I would have wanted you as a coworker at my last job, Dwight.
I mean you could use Bull tranquilizers again
Yeah, i can totally imagine Dwight standing behind the office door with a baton in his hand, ready to smash the hell out of Stanley in case if he tries to attack the Boss
@@Je_QzcY3mN0 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Oooooooof
*This reminds me of when he fired Pam as a joke :p*
Ryan was in on it (well , at least for Michael)
You think he’d learn 😂🤣🤣
"I'm notn not m, just act like I'm firing him"-Micheal Scott, September 2007
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Caden Smith it’s a quote
None ya Ya but what is the notn not m
@@cadensmith2982 he stutters
@@judethedude6300 Just a reminder that Stanley...DID NOT STUTTA!!
"It's the only possible solution I have left"
"No, you can actually fire him"
I like how Michael retracts his words once Stanley starts shouting
Which then only made him yell at Michael more, confusing him.
"It's like a mock execution."
"That's not a good idea..."
"Yes it is a good idea!"
Lol Michaels confidence makes things a lot harder for himself.
The amount of time and money wasted by him is horrific
eh still a cool guy
Still his branch survived while others did not
@@Sach6251 because that's what makes the show go on and remain emtertaining. He's obviously an idiotic manager
SG 09 fax
@@AmjadAbboud Dude it's a show calm down
Excellent analysis from Kevin @ 3:05
"if there's one thing that separates me from Donald Trump, is that I don't take pleasure in saying the words 'you're fired'" Michael Scott
Well to be fair he didn’t want to fake fire but Stanley was rude.
@@fuziontonygaming to be even more fair, the most peacefull saint would eventually outburst with a boss like that
I would say, “You’re HIRED. And you can work here as long as you’d like.”
Michael can be really intimidating when he truly gets mad.
Stanley yelling about Michaels shenanigans is what some viewers have been thinking for the entire show
Stanley absolutely roasted him.
He didn't roast him enough
@@redpikmin017 He would have kept going if Michael didn't stop him.
@@redpikmin017 I beg to differ!
Let's hear Paul Allen's roast.
@@Hypoc23 oh my god, it even has a full-pitched scream
Steve Carrell really brings to life the challenges of managing not only a co-worker but a potential friend who constantly challenges him day in & day out. Really stepped up to the plate to build a strong understanding of respect in the workplace
It's so sad that you think that.
@@StarWarsMoments like these people have zero idea of how the corporate world works. Michael would be out in 2 days tops
Challenging by make stupid sh!t by himself, Michael is funny character but never ever compared them in real world situation.
""Boy, have you lost your mind? 'cause I'll help ya find it!"
-Pretzel king
I LOVE HOW MICHAEL YELLS AND STANLEY SHUTS IN THE SAME TIME. IT IS SO RARE TO SEE MICHAEL TO SERIOUSLY, WHEN IT HAPPENS IT IS AMAZING. HE HAS EVERYBODY GOING OUT AND EVERYBODY UNDERSTANDS THAT AT THAT HOUR HE IS NOT JOKING. AMAZING MOMENT, ALI STANLEY SEE WHO'S THE BOSS
Too much coffee
2:56 Jim is taking no chances
It's almost as if Stanley didn't like Michael.
Probably
@@redpikmin017 No, it can't be the case. Who wouldn't like the world's best boss?
Stanley didn't like anybody
@@sumeetjain9075 r/whooosh
Who didn't like Michael Scott lol?
At this point Stanley really relatable. Lots of people love Michael Scott cause he's a child in adult body and most of the time he doesn't have bad intentions. But still he's annoying man who doesn't let people work properly. I would definitely hate Michael as my boss.
I legit had to work with a Michael scott for 4 years. I mean identical personality. I loved this show. I loved the character. Until I got stuck with a real life version of it. HATED that guy more than anyone I've ever come across. He was just too stupid. The fact that I had to work for him made it that much worse. And just like Michael scott he wanted to be my best friend all the while making the job a million times harder everyday because he was to stupid to leave well enough alone. He'd say i need you Saturday. I'd agree. Then say Nevermind we're caught up. Hey Saturday if you're not busy wanna go bowling? I'd be like wtf
@@Realtrollking2988 F for you. Honestly I don't know why everyone love Michael so much, I mean yeah he's funny in some episodes and etc, but most of the time he was annoying (I actually love first seasons when The Office was a little bit depressing serial). He crossed the line so many times and I have no idea why people play along with him. Had once the same guy in my class (I'm glad that not in the work) and it was terrible. I hope you never meet another Michael Scott
True, my sister says he's her favorite character but I seriously question it since I hardly find anything good or entertaining about the guy
@@redpikmin017 especially how he treats Toby...... he is literally a complete villain in those interactions! It’s unbearable to watch!
@@redpikmin017 the fact that you guys take the character so seriously is why hes popular. Steve Carrell did a masterful job portraying Michael Scott. Which is why people like him or say hes their favorite. For me its between Michael Creed and Dwight
the smug look on michaels face when he says “and now.. do you have anything to say to me?” never gets old
When Stanley confessed about Michael’s actions on the way he runs the office was exactly how I thought of this show in the beginning, until I started benchwatching it and fell in love with it, am I the only one? 😅😆
Stanley is a diva who is lucky to have a boss as good as Michael, any other boss would have been yelling at Stanley and treating him like a dog but Stanley likes to pull his entitlement and race card constantly
I watched this episode for the first time yesterday and dude, the tension felt soooooo real. I love this series.
The silence followed by Michael’s scream proved how much he hated screaming at his employees
And yes,this melted my heart
I like how Micheal reminds his subordinates that he is the boss.
Yes he does alot of mistakes, but he also treats his co-workers well. And manier times they take advantage of being that.
I wouldn't say well, he acts like their friend rather than a boss and most of the time he mocks them, with pam wearing glasses being a perfect example and almost everytime he does something stupid, he doesn't take full blame for it, sometimes he's like "it's OUR mistake"
The whole point of Michael is that you're supposed to want to be nothing like him. He only feels shame when he's publicly humiliated, and never actually learns his lesson, so even public humiliation doesn't teach him.
@@redpikmin017 TRUE!!!!
he needs to do that because he finds a way to first show his employees that he's not. otherwise he wouldn't have to show it.
Tbh, Michael Scott is a great boss, and he’s very wholesome he’s got a huge heart. He’s just been alone his whole life and he wants love but doesn’t fully understand how to socialize, but he tries his best and it’s all because he genuinely cares for his employees. Now look at Charles Miner, he’s your typical everyday boss but nobody liked him lol
Michael: Do you have anything to say to me. (2:14)
Stanley: *SO YOU HAVE CHOSEN DEATH*
Michael: *UNO Reverse card*
1:02
Michael: do you get that?
Dwight: Yesn’t.
When Michael yells back, he unlocks this weird power
0:45 The smartest thing Kevin has said apart from the math he did when they were in the bus.
I'm just here to remind everyone that Stanley will help Ryan find his mind but not Micheal.
This is underrated
@@LeytonTLA1 thanks :D
JESUS could walk their that door and He ain’t gonna help him!!
The intensity of this shot 2:48
--"Are you serious?"
--"I am... You are fired like a heart attack."
I love how Michael made everyone get out. He could've embarrassed Stanley in front of everyone like a mad teacher would
He didn't though all he did was "why don't you like me"
Thank you for this, I don't think this Stanley moment doesn't get enough love
That ten second silence tho.......
Are you serious?!?!?
The following scene is a rare time where Michael acts like a real boss and redeems himself for his stupidity. Michael was a great character for reasons like this.
I love how Kevin sums the whole situation up!
This was my favorite part of the episode because for once someone is saying what I’ve wanted to say for so long to Michael
This scence was icnoic for Stanley
Stanley is at his best when he’s angry
Second is when he was talking to jan about how he had three vasectomies
This is indeed a clash of the titans - unstoppable stupidity against immovable indifference.
I like those moments in the show where Michael actually shows some humanity. Stanley was out of line talking to him like that even if Michael is who he is😂😂.
And that look on his face as everyone is leaving tells you that he knows it, too.
Kevin's summary of the situation is the best part lol
Office shows Kevin as someone who understands things slow. But yet, on most occasions he is the one making strong points.
Has Michael lost his mind? Because Stanley will help him find it.
You know its intense when the Dwight Knight is overwhelmed
2:40 that kinda scared me
Me too I that was the most serious moment in the series
The way that Michael can't even fathom actually firing Stanley ❤️
When Stanley said "Oh yes I do.." I laughed but shivered
0:55 Both Andy and Dwight think Michael's plan is brilliant 😂
i always liked the scene where he tells Stanley to calm down like i did the one where he helped Pam when she was freaking out about their paper company. I like when he puts down his foot and shows he can and will be responsible when he needs to
_"Well, you can _*_actually_*_ fire him...."_
_"........ I've had enough of you...."_
Never heard anyone be called a "professional idiot"
Now u just did.