Michael Scott Moments That Make Me Respect Him - The Office US

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  @Noushauga · 8 months ago

  not including Michael attending Pam’s Art exhibit here is a crime

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  @NFLFAN696 · 8 months ago

  Michael was actually a great salesmen when it came down to it.

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  @MTRAdmiralty · 8 months ago

  "I think I just have to wait out you." is the biggest mic drop moment Michael ever had. Such a genius move.

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  @Splig_Fig2448 · 8 months ago

  My favorite Michael moment in the show is when he distracts everyone who were panicking about losing their jobs by playing the murder mystery game. But it's not the game that's my favorite part; it's when Jim tries to hound Michael for not taking the scenario "serious" and Michael goes "JUST LET THEM HAVE THIS STUPID LITTLE GAME, JIM." Michael knows the game is a normally dumb idea, but he knew it was perfect to keep all employees calm. That's a great boss and someone who looks out for everyone, even if others dont see it.

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  @batgurrl · 8 months ago

  By the numbers Michael was a great salesman. The Chili’s meeting was a perfect example of his surprising skills

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  @axelvc8164 · 8 months ago

  Well, not including Michael selling 1M USD worth of paper to Mr Buttlicker is criminal

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  @MarkAhner-m4l · 8 months ago

  You forgot about Michael saving Meredith’s life from rabies by hitting her with his car

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  @rony3.14 · 8 months ago

  The best one is when he buys Pam's painting .

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  @josemaria8177 · 8 months ago

  How can you not respect Michael? You probably fear how much you respect him

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  @naterksmr · 8 months ago

  &quot;I will see you titans of industry upstairs.&quot;<br><br>&quot;We are not only tight ends, we are also quarterbacks.&quot;

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  @kimberlyclearwater6474 · 8 months ago

  I totally cried when Michael left… never could enjoy the show afterwards.😢

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  @luxaeterna365 · 8 months ago

  The first time I was watching the office and got to the &quot;how the turn tables&quot; scene, I didn&apos;t even notice it because of how normalized that frase has become.

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