That's what she said, episode 16, Phyllis's wedding.

Hi, I'm Michael Scott, and for the next 40 minutes, I am going to be your tour guide through the lives of Phyllis Lapin and Bob Vance.

One of the great, seemingly impossible love stories of our time.

Wow, that is really hard.

Do you really think you can go all day long?

Well, you always left me satisfied and smiling, so...

That's what she said!

Suicide doors on my

57 Chevys Rold around town like a hero.

I got you on my mind, just like all the time, pedal down, nowhere to go.

Welcome to episode 16 of That's What She Said, a podcast about the Emmy Award winning NBC show The Office.

As always, I'm your human resources coordinator, Matt Summer, and this week we're going to be taking an in-depth and spoiler-filled look at the 16th episode of season three, entitled Phyllis's Wedding, which aired Thursday, February 8th,

2007. It's wedding season, you sandbagging SOBs, but Phyllis forgot rule number 98. Hell aath,

no fury like a Michael scorned. She got her six weeks, but will Phyllis live to regret asking

Michael to be in the wedding party? Will Dwight catch any of those nasty wedding crashers? Will Toby finally get lucky? Will Ryan survive the bouquet toss? Well, Jim, for the love of God and all things holy on this great green earth, find the Cajonis to tell Pam how he feels? Or not? And who says it's bad to backslide? see what 20 bucks can do? Lots to discuss. Lots to talk about?

Let's head on over to the water cooler. It's a real shame because studies have shown that more

information gets passed through water cooler gossip than through official memos, which puts me at a

disadvantage because I bring my own water to work. Why'd you do that? I didn't do it. Oh, the water cooler was brought over here for maintenance. So what do you guys hear? What's my scuttlebutt? And joining me at the water cooler again this week as you should was our newly promoted senior sales associate, Ian Castleberry. Ian, how you doing? How's going there, buddy boy? Can't get my new title

off the tongue there, huh? I know. I'm not used to such things. But, well, it's been an eventful

week. The blog page has been a buzz with critical comments on the show. Mostly, it seems like,

mostly kind of negative comments. And I don't know what the general

consensus is out there with the rest of the office fandom, but I want to throw this out here to

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