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Jim uses Andy's gift certificate just before Andy remembers he has it and invites Jim to help him use it.
Jim uses Andy's gift certificate just before Andy remembers he has it and invites Jim to help him use it.
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S7, EP12 "The Gift Certificate"Jim uses Andy's gift certificate just before Andy remembers he has it and invites Jim to help him use it.
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