Greetings, Professor Fulton. Shall we play a game?

How about global, thermal, nuclear, war?

Wouldn't you prefer a good game, all chef?

That's what she said, episode 30, launch party.

Wow, that is really hard.

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 chervis.

Roll around town like a hero.

I got you on my mind, just like all the time.

Peddle down nowhere to go.

Welcome to episode 30 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 are going to be taking an in-depth and spoiler-filled look at the third episode of season four entitled Launch Party,

which originally aired Thursday, October 11, 2007.

Congratulations! Today is your day! You're off to great places! You're off and away!

Unless you're Michael Scott, of course. Michael's outside looking in when Ryan fails to find him eye enough for the Dunder-Mifflin Infinity VIP launch party list.

What to do but stage a much better, sexier party right there in Scranton? It's not kidnapping if you let him go, right? Will Dwight defeat the rise of the machines? Will Jim and Pam sneak that pizza? Well, Andy get that date with Angela? Well, Darrell, in fact, hit that. All I can say is, here comes treble for the win. Lots to discuss. Lots of 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 don't you do this? I didn't do it. Oh, the water cooler was brought over here for maintenance. So what are you guys here with a scuttlebutt.

And joining me at the water cooler this week is one of our fresh-faced junior sales associates, Andy Gergen.

Andy, how you doing?

Actually, it's Drew now. Sorry.

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