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* FunnyBackgroundEvent: More like "Funny Blurry Foreground Event", but when Charles assigns Kevin to be the new receptionist, Angela can be seen shaking her head, "No".
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* DistinctionWithoutADifference: When Pam says she doesn't want to be a receptionist, Michael suggests "Executive Assistant", which is essentially the same thing.
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* DumbassHasAPoint: Pam goes with Michael because one of his desperate pleas actually hits home. Her current job makes her feel unfulfilled and underutilized.
-->'''Michael:''' Come on! Are you doing your best here? Are you being the best that you can be?
-->'''Michael:''' Come on! Are you doing your best here? Are you being the best that you can be?
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** Michael's last words to his former employees, which he shouts from outside the building, are not heard by them, though the ones at the window can tell he's trying to say ''something''.
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* OhCrap: Michael finally realizes what not having a job will mean when he converses with one of the applicants for his old job.
-->'''Michael:''' Where you from?
-->'''Isaac:''' Philly.
-->'''Michael:''' Phew! ''That's'' a drive.
-->'''Isaac:''' Yeah, well, this is one of the few places that's hiring. It's ''brutal'' out there.
-->'''Michael:''' ''(smile gradually becomes less genuine)''
-->'''Michael:''' Where you from?
-->'''Isaac:''' Philly.
-->'''Michael:''' Phew! ''That's'' a drive.
-->'''Isaac:''' Yeah, well, this is one of the few places that's hiring. It's ''brutal'' out there.
-->'''Michael:''' ''(smile gradually becomes less genuine)''
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*** On that note, the security guard's loyalty is based on who is in charge, not who's been there longer.
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* WhamEpisode: After Michael is escorted out, Pam suddenly decides to leave her job as well and follow him, putting an end to the era of "Dunder Mifflin, this is Pam".
* WhamEpisode: After Michael is escorted out, Pam suddenly decides to leave her job as well and follow him, putting an end to the era of "Dunder Mifflin, this is Pam".
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* RealityEnsues:ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Against her better judgement, Pam walks out and joins Michael.
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*** On that note, the security guard's loyalty is based on who is in charge, not who's been there longer.
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Against her better judgement, Pam walks out and joins Michael.longer.
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Against her better judgement, Pam walks out and joins Michael.
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: There's an old adage that goes "the best time to find a job is when you already have a job." Michael doesn't even start looking into new jobs until he has four days left of his two week notice, and the one place he could think of, Prince Family Paper, had already gone out of business thanks to him.
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** Michael did not anticipate how slim his chances of getting a new job were, especially at the height of the Great Recession.
*** To that extent, none of the salespeople are willing to join Michael's new company because startups barely last a month with the state of the economy and Michael has absolutely no business plan.
*** To that extent, none of the salespeople are willing to join Michael's new company because startups barely last a month with the state of the economy and Michael has absolutely no business plan.
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***Recession. To that extent, none of the salespeople are willing to join Michael's new company because startups barely last a month with the state of the economy and Michael has absolutely no business plan.
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: Michael tells Andy he's starting his own paper company, to which Andy replies "In this climate?"
--> '''Michael:''' Yeah, in ''all'' climates! It's going to be worldwide.
--> '''Michael:''' Yeah, in ''all'' climates! It's going to be worldwide.
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* HumiliationConga: Pam goes through a pretty huge one this episode, being forced to set up a new copy machine all by herself with the rest of the employees hassling her the entire time. This causes her to finally realize how unsatisfied she is with her receptionist job and join Michael at his new company instead.
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* HumiliationConga: Pam goes through a pretty huge one this episode, being forced to set up a new copy machine all by herself with the rest of the employees hassling her the entire time. This causes her to finally realize how unsatisfied decide she is with her doesn't want to be a receptionist job anymore and join Michael at his new company instead.instead.
* PyrrhicVictory: Pam spends the entire episode determined to properly install the new copier. Finally, she proudly declares that the copier is set up and she knows all the ins and outs... only to realize she doesn't feel any satisfaction from it, and it ultimately makes her realize just how unfulfilling her receptionist job is.
* PyrrhicVictory: Pam spends the entire episode determined to properly install the new copier. Finally, she proudly declares that the copier is set up and she knows all the ins and outs... only to realize she doesn't feel any satisfaction from it, and it ultimately makes her realize just how unfulfilling her receptionist job is.
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** The office finally got a new copier in after complaining about how broken the old one was in "[[Recap/TheOfficeUSS5E10TheSurplus The Surplus]]". Pam's efforts to get the surplus money spent on new chairs instead is implied to be the reason why nobody's interested in helping her set the copier up.
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** The office finally got a new copier in after complaining about how broken the old one was in "[[Recap/TheOfficeUSS5E10TheSurplus The Surplus]]". Pam's efforts to get the surplus money spent on new chairs instead is implied to be the reason why nobody's interested in helping her set the copier up.
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* HumiliationConga: Pam goes through a pretty huge one this episode, being forced to set up a new copy machine all by herself with the rest of the employees teasing hassling her the entire time. This causes her to finally realize how unsatisfied she is with her receptionist job and join Michael at his new company instead.
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* HumiliationConga: Pam goes through a pretty huge one this episode, being forced to set up a new copy machine all by herself with the rest of the employees teasing her the entire time. Finally fed up with the follies of her receptionist job, Pam decides to quit and join Michael in his new company.
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* HumiliationConga: Pam goes through a pretty huge one this episode, being forced to set up a new copy machine all by herself with the rest of the employees teasing her the entire time. Finally fed up This causes her to finally realize how unsatisfied she is with the follies of her receptionist job, Pam decides to quit job and join Michael in at his new company.company instead.
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* RealityEnsues: Michael did not anticipate how slim his chances of getting a new job were, especially at the height of the Great Recession.
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** Michael did not anticipate how slim his chances of getting a new job were, especially at the height of the Great Recession.
** Michael did not anticipate how slim his chances of getting a new job were, especially at the height of the Great Recession.
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** During his last days at Dunder-Mifflin, Michael drinks scotch with Splenda. In "Cocktails," Michael asked for Splenda to go with a priceless scotch that David Wallace had shared with him.
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** During his last days at Dunder-Mifflin, Michael drinks scotch with Splenda. In "Cocktails," "[[Recap/TheOfficeUSS3E17Cocktails Cocktails]]", Michael asked for Splenda to go with a priceless scotch that David Wallace had shared with him.
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** When Charles finds out that Michael is using Dunder Mifflin resources to start his own competing company, Charles has him walked out on the spot.
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*** On that note, the security guard's loyalty is based on who is in charge, not who's been there longer.
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** Michael tries to call Prince Paper for a prospective job, only to find that they did indeed go out of business thanks to him.
** During his last days at Dunder-Mifflin, Michael drinks scotch with Splenda. In "Cocktails," Michael asked for Splenda to go with a priceless scotch that David Wallace had shared with him.
** Michael tries to call Prince Paper for a prospective job, only to find that they did indeed go out of business thanks to him.
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* RealityEnsues: Michael did not appreciate how slim his chances of getting a new job were, especially at the height of the Great Recession.
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* CallBack: Michael tries to call Prince Paper for a prospective job, only to find that they did indeed go out of business thanks to him.
* RealityEnsues: Michael did not appreciate how slim his chances of getting a new job were, especially at the height of the Great Recession.
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Against her better judgement, Pam walks out and joins Michael.
