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Michael's new company has a hard time making early-morning deliveries; the office struggles to get expense reports in on time when Angela enforces the company policy.
Michael's new company has a hard time making early-morning deliveries; the office struggles to get expense reports in on time when Angela enforces the company policy.
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S5, EP22 "Dream Team"Jim faces Charles during a soccer game in the Dunder Mifflin parking lot; Michael finds himself afraid to face the workday.
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S5, EP23 "The Michael Scott Paper Company"Dwight and Andy plan a hunting trip; Charles asks Jim for a "rundown", and Jim tries to figure out what that is; Michael hosts a paper and pancakes luncheon.
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S5, EP24 "Heavy Competition"Dwight's devotion to Michael is tested; Andy tries to fulfill Jim's emotional needs.
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S5, EP25 "Broke"Michael's new company has a hard time making early-morning deliveries; the office struggles to get expense reports in on time when Angela enforces the company policy.
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