Clash of the Titans - The Office US

I don't understand why you keep picking on me.

From season 4Episode 12: DID I STUTTER? - When Stanley Leslie David Bakersnaps at Michael Steve Carellduring a meeting, Michael tries to give Stanley an attitude adjustment. Dwight Rainn Wilsondecides to buy Andy's Ed Helmscar. Meanwhile, Pam Jenna Fischerdeals with an unexpected inconvenience after spending the night at Jim's John Krasinski.

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[dannbarod]

Michael really hurts that Stanley doesn't respect him, in fact his eyes get teary. What a great performance from both of them.

[TheDepressedMemeCat]

One of the rare times Michael actually shows his power as a boss

[abdimohamed]

Toby: "You could actually fire him"
Michael : "I've had enough of you"
I loved that part😂😂😂

[AdamG]

Stanley: "So I'm not fired?"

Also Stanley: *goes into a long rant that would have gotten anybody fired*

[neelphadke]

Kevin actually outsmarted michael here.

[pleasedontsub]

Stanley: sasses Michael
Michael: I’m about to fake end this man’s whole career

[SuperVij]

What Stanley doesn't realize here is that in any other office with a slightly saner boss than Michael, he wouldn't get away with being so sassy and lazy with a "I don't care" attitude.

[anarchohelenism]

Michael accepting that he can’t be friends with everybody in the office is one of the best moments in the show

[boyarvalishin]

one of my favorite moments from The Office. Realistic, and shows a side of Michael where he is willing to accept that he isn't Mister "Everybody likes me" and handles Stanley very maturely. Michael deserves Stanley's outburst, considering all the whacky antics and drama he gets himself into, but this little interaction actually gets him some respect back, both from Stanley and for himself. Too bad Stanley never had the makings of a varsity athlete.

[femke]

Michael was more mature with Stanley in the end than he'd ever been. Accepting, understanding and handle it better than any boss. He deserves that mug just for this.

[thesuperioraffection]

I can see Stanley obliviously doing crosswords in court while his attorney presents the mountains of evidence against Michael. Dwight of course represents Michael and geniously has the massive settlement paid out to Stanley in Schrute bucks.

[licmir]

The way Michael says “I don’t understand why you keep picking on me…” It sounds like a child and quite pathetic, but you can feel his pain. Until that point, Michael had been under the impression (or illusion) that Stanley was his friend, which is why Michael often praised Stanley on his monologues.

He thought that Stanley’s aloofness was just “his style, ” but at that moment Michael realized that it meant that Stanley didn’t like him, and the idea of someone not liking him was the worse thing in Michael’s mind, more so than not being respected.

But, as sometimes happens (rarely, actually), there’s a glimpse of Michael’s maturity in here and he also understands that even if Stanley doesn’t like him, he still has to respect him as his superior, which is why he amasses all his strength to tell Stanley that.

[nostalgiamostalgia]

I love how Michael shows Stanley that no matter how stupid his actions may be, he is his boss.

[Xyz-woiz]

Michael handled Stanley very well after everyone else left.He was professional when it came down to it and handled it better than any real boss ever would.Understanding and compassionate

[quickchris]

I like how Micheal tells Stanley that he is cool with him not liking him. Micheal always had this particular need for making others like him and respect him, and for the first time he is ok with someone (Stanley) not liking him or respecting him, but still has dignity and says "I am your boss and you can't talk to me like that in the office". Its just Micheal maturing ❤️

[ZenkaiSage]

You can tell Michael is like a child and has a lot of issues, but he was the main reason why dunder mifflin was the best branch!

[kaliforniaoconnor]

The fact that Stanley was more mad when he realized he wasn’t actually fired

[davida]

The conversation between Stanley and Michael is probably one of the few realistic scenes in The Office, that you'd actually see in a real office.

[marsmurderer]

2:27 Dwight looks like a terrified puppy here and I somehow feel more bad for him than the person actually being yelled at

[williamchua]

Pam asking what fake fire means is just sarcasm from her since she was fake fired on episode one.🤣