This week we’re breaking down “Company Picnic” and it’s the 100th episode of “The Office”!
All the branches of Dunder Mifflin gather for a company-wide picnic.
Michael reconnects with Holly and the Scranton branch comes together to slay at some volleyball until Pam and Jim receive some very surprising news.
The ladies break down why this episode needed “special business performers”, Angela reveals some epic volleyball moves and Jenna shares how the big Season 5 finale news was kept under wraps.
So grab your soup snake and enjoy this very special episode!
Link to Jennie Tan’s “Company Picnic” write-up on “Office Tally”:
https://www.officetally.com/the-office-company-picnic
A bit late since we're going to get the next episode any time now lol but I just found a couple of old clips from the last episode on youtube:
Wtf is this? I work for a non profit pediatric specialty clinic. I've been a nurse there for just over a year. They're having an in person picnic tomorrow, which isn't mandatory, but we are all strongly encouraged to go, to the point where they canceled clinics and surgeries after noon.
I'm 32 weeks pregnant and I work within my specialty in a small office with a handful of people I know fairly well at this point. I'm comfortable within my small bubble but have no desire to interact with hundreds of other people who could potentially expose my pregnant self to the Delta variant, nor should I have to.
I asked my boss today if the clinic was officially closing at noon and I was told that if I wasn't planning on going to the picnic, I'd have to use my PTO. This is the PTO I've been hoarding to use for my maternity leave; so because I don't want to potentially expose myself to a deadly disease during a country wide pandemic, I lose out on 4 hours I could spend with my newborn.
I know the chance of transmission outside is unlikely, and everyone is required to be vaccinated at this point (but they are allowing medical and religious exceptions) but it just seems so crazy that some recreational activity trumps safety. And pregnant people just in general are at a higher risk. There are documented cases of people getting covid from outside gatherings; why do I need to decide between the health of my unborn baby for a PICNIC???
It might seem like a minor thing, but I'm just so frustrated about it. Thanks for listening to my rant.
So it’s a company picnic with what I assume all branches participated. I have a few questions:
- If all branches went for the picnic, does that mean the whole company went for a one-day leave? How will that impact their revenues.
- When all the branches were mentioned, Utica was without Karen. Why? I thought she was already gave birth.
- Why did they leave out the warehouse guys? Are they not part of the company too?
Hey all! I had to sell off my kitchenaid, so I'm trying my hand at "old fashioned" bread. We have a work picnic coming up and they're having a bake sale. I'd like to make a loaf or two to donate but I'm not sure of a good tried and true recipe to follow.
Up until now I've mostly made milk bread but the mixing on that by hand would take hours and sourdough but my starter got murdered lol.
what colour goes with what branch from that episode, im trying to find out
He spilled the beans!
Why was Charles at the company picnic? Didn't he get fired after Dunder Mifflin bought the Michael Scott Paper Company? And if he didn't then what happened to him? I need answers
