Business Ethics with Amy Ryan

Office Ladies

Earwolf

Comedy

4.8 • 86.1K Ratings

🗓️ 2 June 2021

⏱️ 74 minutes

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This week we’re breaking down Business Ethics. Jenna and Angela interview Amy Ryan on what it was like to play Holly Flax! Amy even shares her own Coopers Seafood House story. Angela shares about some very special DVD commentary guests who worked as craft services and caterers on The Office set. Jenna does a deep dive on how the Cookie Monster’s parody of Tay Zonday’s “Chocolate Rain” was made after this episode aired, and the ladies discover they both did the same deep dive on what people can do in, let’s say, 19 minutes. So let’s get ethical with this amazing Office Ladies episode!

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0:00.0	I'm Jenna Fisher and I'm Angela Kinsey.
0:06.4	We were on the office together and we're best friends.
0:08.9	And now we're doing the ultimate office rewatch podcast just for you.
0:12.8	Each week we will break down an episode of the office and give exclusive behind the scene
0:16.9	stories that only two people who are there can tell you.
0:19.9	We're the office ladies.
0:21.9	Hi everyone.
0:23.2	Hey guys.
0:27.2	What's up, Ange?
0:28.2	I'm up with you and your cute pants.
0:30.7	Thank you for saying that.
0:31.9	I noticed them right away.
0:33.5	Here's the thing.
0:34.5	I hit a wall with sweatpants.
0:36.3	What?
0:37.3	I know.
0:38.3	Guys, one of the reasons we started this podcast was because I wanted a job I could do in sweat
0:42.4	pants.
0:43.4	Uh huh.
0:44.4	You know, we talked about that a lot early on.
0:45.9	Yeah.
0:46.9	Well, I counted after 409 days of wearing sweatpants.
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