[s2e10] Christmas — Party
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In , titled " Christmas Party ," a planned Secret Santa exchange spirals into chaos when Michael Scott forces everyone into a high-stakes game of " Yankee Swap " after being disappointed by a homemade gift .
"Watching and I have thoughts. 🎄🧤
My heart actually broke when Pam initially picked the iPod over Jim’s teapot full of inside jokes. [S2E10] Christmas Party
Michael throwing a tantrum over an oven mitt while Ryan gets a $400 iPod is peak cringe. In , titled " Christmas Party ," a
Also, the Party Planning Committee (PPC) originally said no alcohol, but I’ve just bought 15 bottles of vodka. Let's get festive! — Michael Scott, Regional Manager" Option 2: The "Relatable Fan" Post (Social Media Style) Michael throwing a tantrum over an oven mitt
Since certain unnamed individuals (Phyllis) clearly don’t understand that the value of a gift equals the value of the person, we are officially switching to . If you see a $400 video iPod, it’s mine to give and yours to fight over. Rules: You can keep your gift or steal someone else's. No one wants the homemade oven mitt.
In , titled " Christmas Party ," a planned Secret Santa exchange spirals into chaos when Michael Scott forces everyone into a high-stakes game of " Yankee Swap " after being disappointed by a homemade gift .
"Watching and I have thoughts. 🎄🧤
My heart actually broke when Pam initially picked the iPod over Jim’s teapot full of inside jokes.
Michael throwing a tantrum over an oven mitt while Ryan gets a $400 iPod is peak cringe.
Also, the Party Planning Committee (PPC) originally said no alcohol, but I’ve just bought 15 bottles of vodka. Let's get festive! — Michael Scott, Regional Manager" Option 2: The "Relatable Fan" Post (Social Media Style)
Since certain unnamed individuals (Phyllis) clearly don’t understand that the value of a gift equals the value of the person, we are officially switching to . If you see a $400 video iPod, it’s mine to give and yours to fight over. Rules: You can keep your gift or steal someone else's. No one wants the homemade oven mitt.
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