I guess it's also telling, Oscar does a lot of talking but when it comes time to acutally put up he doesn't have anything.
As for Michael's inevitable reaction to the crowd at the meeting, frankly, that's what the corporate folks deserved. David Wallace should know him well enough at this point not to let that man ANYWHERE near a microphone, regardless of how well his branch might perform.
Agreed, that was my biggest problem with the episode. Michael should not have been up on that stage. I also wish Oscar had gotten the chance to speak up and let them have it like he wanted to. I really don't understand how any of them still have jobs at this point - Michael should be totally fired for this.
I guess it's also telling, Oscar does a lot of talking but when it comes time to acutally put up he doesn't have anything.
I wonder if this plot line will lead to DM selling off the Scranton branch, or spinning it off into it's own business, or something?
Just an idle thought.
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