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In this last episode of A Day in The Office the Podcast, I will discuss the Finale episode of The Office, how I relate to this episode, and the cast of the show.

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• Dwight and Angela wedding
• Jim’s “good surprises”
• Michael coming back

• Indian weddings

• Angela’s sister
• Dwight’s mom
• Credits for Steve Carell

So just like that, we have reached the end of my podcast. As Andy said, “I wish there was a way to know you’re in the good old days before you’ve actually left them.” Thank you guys for listening and joining me on this journey.

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In this episode of A Day in The Office the Podcast, I will discuss the Pool Party episode of The Office, how I relate to this episode, and the cast of the show.

• Robert California
• Jessica and Andy
• Dwight and Erin
• Michael being gone

• Old house and backyard compared to current house and backyard
• Indoor pool/Outdoor pool
• Animals and insects

• How Robert California got introduced to the show
• The casts opinion on James Spader (the actor who played California)

So that is all I have for this podcast episode, I hope you enjoyed listening and I’ll see you next time!

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In this episode of A Day in The Office the Podcast, I will discuss the Ultimatum episode of The Office, how I relate to this episode, and the cast of the show.

• Aj and Holly
• Resolutions 
• Conference room meeting 

• Moodboard
• Manifesting 

• Everyone’s resolutions
• Funny scenes
• Sabre/Joe Bennett

So that is all I have for this podcast episode, I hope you enjoyed listening and I’ll see you next time!

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In this episode of A Day in The Office the Podcast, I will discuss the Christmas Party episode of The Office, how I relate to this episode, and the cast of the show.

• Yankee swap
• iPod

• Secret Santa with friends vs. with family
• Secret Santa parties

• Angela Martin and Angela Kinsey
• Fake snow
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In this episode of A Day in The Office the Podcast, I will discuss the Local Ad episode of The Office, how I relate to this episode, and the cast of the show.

• The ad 
• Michael’s ad ideas

• Commercial project

• Second life game
• How they created Dwight’s second life 

So that is all I have for this podcast episode, I hope you enjoyed listening and I’ll see you next time

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In this episode of A Day in The Office the Podcast, I will discuss the Women’s Appreciation episode of The Office, how I relate to this episode, and the cast of the show.

• Phyllis getting flashed by a stranger
• Michael’s conference room meeting (how he always has meetings)
• Michael taking all the women to the mall
• Michael breaking up with Jan after hearing pam’s advice 
• Karen being jealous of pam 
• Pam secretly liking Jim (but not talking about it)

• Percentage of women scared to go to places with few people
• Percentage of women scared to walk alone at night
• Dress codes in schools and how they’re unfair
• How I was scared to wear specific clothing, in fear of being dress coded 

• Some actors got to keep their own names for their characters
• Angela Kinsey’s dentist situation (how she thought the episode was partially inspired by her)

So that is all I have for this podcast episode, I hope you enjoyed listening and I’ll see you next time!

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In this episode of A Day in The Office the Podcast, I’m going to discuss multiple Halloween episodes of The Office, and this time, I’m going to be switching up the regular schedule, by calling in a guest who loves The Office as much as I do, and asking them some questions and fun Halloween related conversations! So, I want to give a warm welcome to my amazing guest in this episode, a lover of The Office, and the best cook and baker you’ll ever meet, Erin Lee. 

Okay, so, as I said, this podcast episode is gonna be running a little differently than my usual style. So going in order, the Halloween episodes of The Office are season 2, episode 5: “Halloween”, season 5, episode 6: “Employee Transfer”, season 7, episode 6: “Costume Contest”, season 8, episode 5: “Spooked”, and finally, season 9, episode 6, ‘Here Comes Treble”. So now I’m going to turn my attention to the guest, and let’s hear some of her opinions. 

TO GUESTS: 

• So, what is your favorite Halloween episode of The Office and why?
• Okay, in the “Costume Contest” episode, they, obviously, have a costume contest, right? So, a lot of people end up voting Oscar as the winner, who didn’t really dress up. He was just in normal clothing, but for the sake of the holiday, called himself a “rational consumer”. Everyone votes for him because they think he’s the least likely to win, but he ends up winning because basically, everyone voted for him. So now I wanna ask you guys, who would you vote for in this episode? And I mean like based on how good the costume is, not like who would least likely win, like who do you think you would actually vote for, for best costume? 
• Going back to the first Halloween episode of The Office, called, “Halloween”, Michael has to choose a person in the office to fire, and he had been putting it off for the whole month. So, in the end, he chooses to fire Devin. Now, we don’t really know a lot about Devin because he didn’t have, much of a role for the episodes he was in, and then he was, you know, fired, so we didn’t see him after that. If you were Michael, who would you choose to fire based on performance and how their work performance is? Also, you can include people who weren’t in this episode yet, so like Andy, Erin, Gabe, Pete, Clark, basically whoever has had a somewhat main role in the show. 

Now, I think in this Halloween episode, it would only be fair to discuss our previous Halloween costumes, and fun stories, and all things Halloween. So, let’s just dive into this because honestly, I’m curious to know what stories you could have to share, and what you dressed up as in the past. 

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• Okay, so, what has been your favorite Halloween costume...

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In this episode of A Day in The Office the Podcast, I will discuss the Diversity Day episode of The Office, how I relate to this episode, and the cast of the show.

This episode is probably the most controversial episode of the whole series of The Office. So I’m going to give you all a quick summary of it, so you can decide if you agree with most of the audience when they say it’s offensive. So this episode is very early on in the series. It is the second episode of season 1. Now in this episode, Michael imitates a very controversial and racist Chris Rock routine. Everyone from the office files a complaint to corporate about Michael, which forces them to undergo a meeting in which a consultant, known as Mr. Brown in the episode, teaches the office about the importance of diversity and tolerance. Michael being Michael insists on teaching the importance of diversity in the workplace in his own way, and takes over the meeting. Okay, so if you think that this episode is bad so far, just wait until you hear about this part. So now we know that Michael has taken over the seminar to teach it himself. Which is already bad enough as is. And as we also already know, Michael is very oblivious to pretty much everything that he does. So, Michael assigns each staff member with a card that has a different race written on it. With these cards, he tells the staff to treat people how they would be treated if they were the race written on their cards. So now, all the staff members are basically very confused but they all know Michael. They know that this is the type of oblivious person he is, so they didn’t really question him. But, after a while, the staff start to get very aggravated and annoyed with Michael, and here’s why. Michael begins to claim that he is now “two fifteenths Native American.” which is not okay to say, considering that he is not, in fact, “two fifteenths Native American” Along with this, Kelly, the same staff member from my last podcast episode, walks into Michaels racist seminar. She was out in a meeting of her own, so she didn’t exactly know what was going on when she walked into the conference room. So, you know, she wasn’t there, meaning that she never received an index card from Michael. However, despite not receiving a card, he delivers a very racist impression of Indian people to Kelly, who takes offense and slaps Michael. So, this episode is very controversial for many many reasons, and I think that we can all agree that this episode probably wouldn’t have even aired, had it been made within the past (at least) 4-5 years. 

Okay, so if you listened to my first podcast episode about Diwali, you already know that I (along with Kelly) am Indian. And I feel like we need to talk more about how it isn’t okay to mock accents such as Indian ones. And although I personally haven’t had someone be racist to my face, regardless, I still know that it, well, exists. I know even of people in my grade who have said racist remarks about Indians and even other cultures...