We Want Our Clients Back or We Quit! - The Office US

Dwight, Andy, Phyllis and Stanley are upset that they have lost their clients and threaten to quit if they do not get them back.

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"what did i tell you about building forts in my warehouse" LMAO!

[atharvapansare]

Because of Michaels decision to give them back their clients, we were robbed of the episode titled "Schrute Bernard Lappen-Vance Stanley Paper Company"

[christinah]

Dwights avoidance of that handshake was the most extra thing ever. I love it!

[majedeeh]

I’ve never seen Stanley care so much about anything related to work

[madberty]

"They wouldn't make it unless people liked it'
I love that line for some reason.

[Amiel]

When Phyllis said, "You always considered us family but you went after us".

Michael should have rebutted, "When I stood up for what I believed in, you and the rest of the office turned your backs on me".

[ShowInTheDark]

Dwight not knowing Stanley's last name is gold

[AdamG]

Let's be fair, Ryan probably would have blown that sale either way

[kcryptic]

Phyllis says that Michael always said they were a family but she doesn't seem to care that if she gets her clients back either Pam or Ryan could lose their job.

[Magnus]

Phyllis is kind of a person who runs you over with car without regrets and will cry when she gets arrested.

[titikaka]

I agree that they would want their clients back. I don't agree with the "family" logic Phyllis is manipulating Michael with.

[kevinmccarthy]

"What'd I tell you about building forts in my warehouse?"

I literally died XD XD XD

[adamdonahue]

I love how they decide to use the fact that Michael considered them family to sway him even though (a) they turned their backs on him first, and (b) they hesitate to accept it in the comfortable times when he says they’re family. Not to mention, they all turned their backs on Andy when Nellie stole his position because they wanted unsustainable raises, except for Jim (and Pam and Darryl). I understand that they were angry about the chunks that likely came out of their income, but they used Michael emotionally to get what they want.

[jaypatel]

"you always said we were a family. then you went after us". One of the stupidest quotes ever. Literally no one in the office ever sticks up for Michael and no one treats him like family. He was getting pushed around as a 15 year veteran of the company and so he quit and tried to start his own company. He tries to take clients from them which is the obvious move because he is most familiar with Dunder Mifflin and had access to their prices. Going after them was the obvious play.

[TheStrikeofGod]

"What'd I tell you about building forts in my warehouse" will always be my favorite quote from the show.
He just sounds so done with it like he's done it loads of times.

[bluechirri]

To be fair, Phyllis's actress played the part extremely well.

[nithinsrivatsa]

This is actually a scene I hated. Phylis was wrong. They have to apologize to Michael. If they really cared that much about "family" then why did none of them stand up for Michael when he was in trouble? None of them except Pam.

[platinumtoucan]

Phylis saying “hand the phone over” gave me flashbacks to that one bossy kid in primary school

[clintgirdler]

The Schrute, Bernard, Paper Company. Funniest part ever.

[skyflakes]

Jim’s the real one, he obviously wanted his clients back but he also wanted Pam to be successful so he just decided to hide with creed :)