the office but they're literally unemployed | Comedy Bites

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We went through The Office US and found every time a character was unemployed. From Michael and Pam starting the Michael Scott Paper Company to David Wallace and SUCK IT, and not forgetting Jan's Candles company, it's here. Did we miss your favourite moment? Let us know in the comments!

From "The Office": an American television mockumentary sitcom broadcast on NBC. Created as an adaptation by Greg Daniels of the British series of the same name, it is a mockumentary that follows the day-to-day lives of the employees of the Scranton, Pennsylvania branch of Dunder Mifflin, a fictional paper supply company. The series stars Steve Carell as Michael Scott, John Krasinski as Jim Halpert, Jenna Fischer as Pam Beesly and Rainn Wilson as Dwight Schrute.

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[josemaria]

Unemployed Dwight is one of the most heartbreaking scenes of the show. The draining of energy, the fake speech of hope that he gives himself, the motivation leaving him bit by bit after every failed interview. Hits a bit too close to home for me

[a.mansager]

David saying he has a doctor appt on Thursday when Michael asks how much time he has always cracks me up, such a subtle joke

[dogboydom]

I can’t get over how David Wallace gets looked at by Michael the same way he Jan and everyone else looked at Michael.

[griefforest]

4:15 Jan is ignoring Michaels joke about James Bon(fire) and talks about being miserable, Holly would've probably said "And I'm his Bongirl" or something along the lines...

[OriginalAlbert]

Kevin IS SO REAL. He is such a good friend and tells it how it is because he cares. Whether it be telling the Senator off about Oscar/Angela or telling Andy his life sucks, he keeps it real. Not to mention multiple times where he's willing to throw down for the sake of his friends.

[sabo]

I didn’t realize that most of the unemployed characters were at one point in management positions.

[katherinezimmerman]

A nice, subtle thing no one ever comments on is how David’s wife is clearly worried about him when he’s unemployed.

[thepopcultureconnection]

Michael's line of "This is what I HAVE to come home to" rather than what he gets to come home to is so great

[nakshatraraja]

"like benjamin button in reverse" kills me every time 😭

[xnomo]

6:20 the fact that kevin made more sense than anyone in that room is crazy

[tanveersingh]

“I feel weak today, i felt better yesterday, just like Benjamin Buttons in reverse” - Michael Scott

[justpeachy]

When you realize that Jan eventually makes Michael sleep at the foot of the bed lol

[noahcarvalho]

“Everybody deserves a second-second chance.”
Wayne Gretzky

[Datballerqualin]

“Maybe we’ll go outside” camera zooms into Michael’s face while the drums is playing in the background is the best part

[nelsonsamuelsanchez]

Was unemployed the first half of the pandemic (health issues/concerns). You go absolutely crazy after a week or so after

[richardsamueljordan]

How awesome is David Wallace tho? Despite losing his job he is still so good with his family.

[Lindveboy]

2:43 amazing how Davids beer is just gone in one second

[akshaykannan]

I'm unemployed, And the timing couldn't have been more perfect.

[sarahlindsay]

I’m dying when 7:50 Pam’s ex said he had drunk driving arrest he had just jacked up hair and looked like mascara around his eyes.

[batgurrl]

David Wallace Living a noisy life in hell. Jan making Michael’s life like living in hell. Andy’s dogs in hell and Kevin is the smartest man in the room. They saved Poor Toby, the saddest, for last