Hi everyone! Howdy! It is spring. It is. It is springtime. It's springtime and you guys

before we head out on spring break with our families, we wanted to pop in and say hi.

That's right. We are going to give a relicon to chair model this week because coming up

in a few weeks, we're going to be breaking down Scott's tots, which is considered the

cringiest episode of the office. But another episode that was on that cringelist is chair

model. Yeah. And we thought maybe to prep for the cringed factor of Scott's tots, we should

take a moment and relisten to chair model. You know, that's the episode where Michael falls

immediately and deeply in love with a woman sitting in a chair in a magazine. She's in a

cana-log. Yeah. But before we do that, you guys, there was a deleted scene that I didn't

share when we originally broke this episode down. And you know, it really shows you where

Michael is at in his quest for true love. He's asking his co-workers to set him up. Here is his

criteria. Pammy. I don't have anybody. You don't have one single girlfriend? No. I'm not looking

for a perfect 10 here. Just somebody to hang out with. Just fun, healthy young woman. Sorry.

A kindergarten teacher who was great with kids, maybe next model. And now she wants to do something

with her brain. No, I don't. How about a professional volleyball player who models on the side?

Just a fun look. There, here, it doesn't have to be a model. I'm not, don't rule out model.

But just in terms of models, there are like 20 different categories. There's face models,

hand models, body models. Pretty much just a model. Yeah. That's his criteria.

Well, you know, I think maybe he has fallen in love with a chair model. And so he's real stuck

on the model part. Real stuck. My favorite part of that was when he said, I mean, it doesn't have

to be a model, but don't rule out a model. Yeah. Don't take that as permission to not consider models.

Right. Well, buckle in because there is more cringe in store for you. Here is chair model.

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