Hi, this is Andy Buckley.

David Wallace, CFO, Dunder Mifflin Corporate.

You're listening to That's What she said.

That's what she said.

Episode 52, Crime Aid.

Wow, that is really hard.

You really think you can go all day long?

Well, you always left me satisfied and smiling.

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.

And welcome to episode 52 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 fourth episode of season five, entitled Crime Aid, which originally aired Thursday, October 23, 2008. Who says there's no consequences for sex?

Michael and Holly's canoodling leaves Dunder Mifflin ripe for the plucking,

so what better way to solve everyone's fears is a hold in auction? Surely there's no downside to selling off people, right? Michael scores, Dwight delivers an ultimatum, and Jim faces a crisis

of conscience. Well, Kevin and I dislike this episode? We are not that couple. 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 did you do this? I didn't do it. Oh, the water cooler was brought over here for maintenance.

So what are you guys here?

A scuttlebutt.

And joining me at the water cooler this week is, of course, our dear friend, our assistant

to the regional manager, Kevin Crossman.

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