The first 200 lines.
Dunder Mifflin, this is Pam.
Sure, can I ask who's calling?
Just a second.
Jim Halpert. What?
How did you get this number?
Stalker.
Katy and Jim
met in the office.
And now, I guess
they're, like, going out
or dating or something.
And...
I don't know, you know.
They're just...
She calls him, and they...
You know.
I'm sorry, I feel like
I'm talking really loud.
Am I talking really loud?
So we're still on for lunch?
You're meeting me here?
Okay. Great. Bye.
Hey, you can just
give her your extension.
Okay.
Howard/Ryan.
Ryan Howard is sitting
in my office.
And he has been a temp here
for a couple of months,
and he's kind of gotten
the lay of the land
a little bit.
Had a few laughs
along the way.
And now he wants
to know what I think.
The temp agency wants to know
what you think.
Shall we? Let us proceed.
First up, "Proficiency
in necessary skills.
"Excellent."
Michael's
in there right now
evaluating the temp.
He hasn't evaluated me
in years.
Five years from now,
what do you wanna do?
Where do you wanna be?
Well, I'm interested
in business.
Oh. Good. Ambitious.
Excellent.
Wanna be a manager?
No, actually, what I want
is to own my own company.
That is ridiculous.
Ryan's about to attend
the Michael Scott
School of Business.
I'm like Mr. Miyagi and Yoda
rolled into one.
"Much advice you seek."
Do you know who that is?
Fozzie Bear?
Hmm.
No. That was Yoda.
There are 10 rules of business
that you need to learn.
Number one:
you need to play to win,
but you also have to
win to play.
Got it.
And I will give you
the rest of the 10 at lunch.
Hey.
Michael and I have
a very special connection.
He's like Batman,
I'm like Robin.
He's like the Lone Ranger
and I'm like Tonto.
And it's not like there was
the Lone Ranger
and Tonto and Bonto.
People!
Okay, everybody!
This is not a test.
Move to the exits.
Devon,
head towards the exit.
Do not panic!
Get up off your desks.
No, I don't
wanna hear it. All right?
Let's go, people!
No panic is warranted.
Do not panic!
Go in a single-file line.
This is not a drill!
Arms at your side!
Please, move quickly!
This is a paper company,
people.
Step lively. This whole place
is a tinderbox.
It is ready to blow.
This is not a test.
Can you leave?
Oh, you say that every time.
Do you wanna die?
Oh, God.
Do you wanna die? Out!
All right, let's go,
let's go, let's go.
Stanley, have you ever
seen a burn victim?
Move to the exits.
Come on, your safety partners.
Your safety partners.
Let's go!
Real smoke!
We've got smoke! Smoke!
God!
Oh, Kelly! Are you okay?
I got you!
I'm okay!
Cover your nose and mouth.
Hey, let go of me!
Breathe through your nose.
Let go of me!
Breathe through your nose.
Remove your stockings, okay?
They'll melt
right into your flesh.
Stay below the smoke line.
Let's go! Clear out, stat!
Stat means now!
Yes,
I was the first one out.
And, yes, I've heard women
and children first,
but we do not employ children.
We are not a sweatshop,
thankfully.
And women are equal
in the workplace by law.
So, I let them out first,
I've a lawsuit on my hands.
Another rule of business
is being able to adapt
to different situations.
Yeah?
Mmm-hmm.
Adapt. React. Readapt.
Apt. All right?
That's rule number two.
Okay, guys, listen up.
We need a head count.
Okay, we need to count off.
Michael's number one.
Where is he? Where's he?
So, what was rule two?
Adapt, react, readapt, apt.
Okay, well,
let's just kind of take it
a little slower.
Hey, Michael,
Ryan needs a number
for the count off.
Okay, well, "1" is taken.
Okay, "2"?
No!
Oh, sorry.
Okay.
He can have "14."
Marjorie's not here today.
Well, he needs
a permanent number, right?
No, I don't.
Oh, you know what else?
I thought of a nickname
for the three of us.
Three Musketeers.
Yeah, okay. Yeah. No, no, no.
I got one, I got one.
The Three Stooges.
That's funny, too.
But if we're
the Three Musketeers...
I don't wanna be, like,
a guy here, you know?
Like, Stanley
is the crossword-puzzle guy
and Angela has cats.
I don't wanna
have a thing here.
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