Michael Scott Vs Corporate - The Office US

12:46 actually a good speech right there. David understood it too, that after 15 years of service he deserved better treatment.

David: “He could have died because of the way you’re allowing your office to run. Do you want that on your conscious?” Micheal: “Do you?” David: “Micheal?...” Michael: “You’re talking to me? David: “Yeah..” Michael: “What?”

How is Dwight like the smartest person in the show but doesn’t know the phrase “take heed of”? The writing on this show throws me off so much

“How did you get here Michael?” “I drove.”

Completely forgot that Patrice was in the show. RIP.

This city .... Fucking brilliant

7:35 "There she is". They have wasted a great opportunity to let him say "There she comes."

I like how Michael realizes that he’s mad about the party but really mad that he can’t get in touch with David and is being undermined by Charles. But David just makes it about the party and how petty it is and Michael just quits. 👍

Michael plays both side so he cones on top regardles

Michael vs Corporate isn't that like half the Office? 😂😂

Man I would've been fire Mike how in the hell he kept job

Jan: The board decided to close the Scranton branch. Micheal:On who’s authority? Jan:😐The board 😂😂😂

11:42

Last scene has he shed a tree

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Honestly this gets funnier every time I watch it.

"Stanley is attacked by his own heart." O I m dead.

@3:33 was probably the best skit of the entire series. So satisfying. Couldn't imagine taking more.

I think Darryl and the rest of the warehouse miss the part that your pay does not consider how "hard" you work, but the scope and accountability of your role in a corporation/company. When someone that's on the more direct side of a company/corporation/conglomerate, people don't generally hold _them_ accountable. When the branch is fucking up and let's say, Darryl and his friends are the ones responsible, they don't ask Darryl what's going on with the branch: they ask _Michael_ why the branch isn't performing up to standard, as was the case with David when Michael left and he was left to deal with all the bullshit and was almost let go. Darryl may work harder and I agree, but he doesn't nearly have enough accountability to his role as say, Michael does, or, to add on to that, to David Wallace, who has to deal with _Michael_ and his antics. To quote Dennis Rodman: "You work for free; you're paid for all the bullshit that comes with it".

"you have no idea how much i can fly" most powerful line ever

The first minute is everything

unpopular opinion: dwight shoulda been fired for that fire incident.

0:46 Oh my god Michael did this before Frank Underwood

“We’re all unstable” 😅

Toby is corporate btw

"Get yourself down there" gold chance to drop the 'that's what she said' oneliner, and he held it in, tough gig...

I aspire to have the patience of David Wallace.

My favorite parts of The Office was when Michael Scott was in the deposition & he found out what Jan wrote in his reviews and his roasting where he left because he couldn't take the criticism. The Office did an outstanding job of holding a mirror up to the white, beta male who gets put into leadership regardless of his incompetence and stupidity. It's also on point how the show's creators based his character on George W. Bush. Pretty apropos.

Many do not understand how important this series is to the corporate world. Don't go to college, watch this show.

how come michael versus himself?he is the corporate

3:45

exhales .. *The City*

1:50 that is how you protect your coworker.

Michael beat them. Beat them all.

dwight was ahead of the pack in terms of not liking peta

5:20 low key one of the funniest Dwight moments ever

The audio seems to be broken in the last half of the video

I've rewatched this show multiple times and always have hit the brick wall while watching Michael's face on 13:27... Great performance by Steve, and a wonderfull portrayal of how I feel most of the times at work. Charles would've gotten away if he didn't let Michael has his speech that gave him the full self realization, praised his presence in the company and his friendship and so on. He knew that the guy was far way upset, and even in the end he just accepted having that stupid party with hesitation, that broke Michael.

This is the best compilation ever

"on whom's authority?" 😂😂😂

“You have no idea how high I can fly” Michael was planning flying back to Scranton from the roof

When Micheal gets up and “ oh the city” 😍

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I think the line where Jim says “say what you want about Michael Scott, but he wouldn’t do that” fits him quitting. He will do a lot for Dundee Mifflin but he just cannot stand the idea of the company not being loyal to its workers. If his work and time isn’t worth the company sticking with him, he’ll walk out. Great scene.

My left ear loved the Michael and David interview

Figs? WTF?

"Peta."

Whats the irony behind lawyer jokes at 2:03

12:30 - it got real.

I'm so upset that this isn't on Netflix anymore. And it's on peacock but only the first two seasons are free. This blows.

Jim : “ wow that is really hard” hoping michael call it Michael : “......” Jim : “ you really think you can go all day long?” Still wait. Michael : “....”

My favorite part between david and scott is the simple interaction of "What could we be doing better?" "I've never been a big fan of the name Dunder Mifflin." And davids face to the response just makes me laugh.

Classic boss look out the window... the city 🏢.

''I did not tell her David'' HAHAHA YES YOU DID

Michael sticking to Dunder was the best feeling ever

11:00 look at Karen

“Love to start my day with a hearty bowl of JAN” 😂😂

Ive missed taht quote: " Im so Badboy that i forgot that i'm corporate" hahahha

Dwight’s “not literally” line tho.

“you must have some savings…you can pay off my debt” - Michael Scott

8:48 my left ear enjoyed this part

"You have no idea how high I can fly." 12:50 That is my favorite Michael Scott moment. I don't like Michael very much but I loved this part so much.

“Where all unstable” 😂😂😂

This video should have ended with the scene where Michael calls David and complains about Holly's transfer. Immediately after the call Michael recognizes that he works at a company that respects him because he wasn't punished for yelling at the boss.

Rewatching the office in Amazon Prime for the 5th time

Micheal scott omg I cried when he left the show

"Well I didn't know about the figs, specifically" I love this show's writing

3:30 the stones on Jim. Everyone knows he’s setting Michael up especially in front of 2 corporate suits. Even Packer knew

“David..?”, “I did not tell her..”

David Wallace is OP

I wish everyone could quit and pursue their truth.

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The confusion in the first clip is palpable

Best quiting ever

Heeding this right now :-)

You have no idea how high I can fly

Mike: You’re unstable Jan: Yeah! Mike: No 😳 Jan: 🤨 Mike: We’re all unstable 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😭

you wouldn't arrest a guy who's just delivering drugs from one guy to another jesse *Disappointed noises*

Take headed of must have been unscripted honestly

A boss outright threatening their employees with firing if they form a union is so illegal. That is a lawsuit waiting to happen

Michael: "Don't get historical." (*Jan Latterly getting historical.*)

It's funny that Dwight does not like PETA because Rain Wilson is actually a vegan in real life. Then again no actual vegan truly supports PETA.

Lol when I was 23, I had a job that I hated. I mean it took me 30 min a day to do the work and the rest was sitting. I couldn’t learn anything bc u had to go to school to learn the other positions- computing. I fucked up so I could get fired & they had interviews and everyone was uncomfortable around me. I knew it was for my position. So I told my boss- look, I’m awful at this. I hate it here. Let’s not keep this a secret. Everyone relaxed and I helped with the interviews

U have some savings- u can pay off my debts

Legendary show.

most overrated and unfunny guy ever

"Cool, maybe you should do it sooner rather than later."

Who is here after watching this hilarious indian mockumentary 'The tale of a covid house ', respect to The office for inspiring this mockumentary .

11:25 Michael: "HEY, You are unstable..........................no...................we all are unstable...some.."

Not only did Stanley have a heart attack, but think about all the damage. Michael threw something out of that window, evidently destroying the equipment and the window. The guys took that printer and tried ramming it through the door, which I can't help think must've damaged the printer at least a little. Kevin destroyed the vending machine. Oscar broke a few ceiling panels. Like I know it's just a show but between all that damage AND the heart attack, I simply don't see how Dwight wouldn't get fired. Maybe Michael too to be honest

That face of interviewer when Dwight was conversing about all heeding is epic

maybe you should do it sooner than later 💀💀💀😂😂 I'm crying

7:26 I love that face

I think the last scene can say a lot. Even though David is doing what he thinks is the solution to the problem Michael is presenting, it isn't the true issue at hand. It wasn't just about the party, Michael feels hurt and disrespected that he has to go through hoops to discuss or even be heard out. Yes the problem is the party but for 15 years of service the best he can get is the compliance for a parry he had to go out fo the way to get says a lot.

"Ah, the city......"

David Wallace was one of my favorite characters. I like to believe he is like that in real life, too. :)

That trade union story arc was kind of messed up actually. These guys were taken advantage of and Jan was being cruel with that finger snap. Actually aside from her hotness I never liked her character. She was a cutthroat.

Everybody talking about David Wallace being Patient but calmly forget Mike literally runs the only branch keeping Dunder Mifflin Afloat. He may not be there socially, but he can def lead a sinking boat across the Atlantic

I QUIT, that's was Michael most terrific gambit I love that part

"David I did not tell her"🤣🤣🤣