Hello there, Dunder Mifflinites and welcome back to another episode of the Office of ASMR,

a narrative descriptor podcast about the office.

You can enjoy while you fall asleep, tonight we're on season five, episode 24.

This is Heavy Competition, directed by, or I should say, at aired April 16, 2009, directed

by Ken Whittingham, written by Ryan Coe, cinematography by Randall Einhorn, of course, and tonight

we'll see the throwing in of the towel for Michael Scott, but we'll save that for later.

I think the latest in office scuddle but that I found interesting yesterday is just last

episode I talked about, Brian Malkartner's podcast, right, The Oral History, where there's

essentially two parts, there's The Oral History, which is all of the interviews brought

together into a narrative podcast about the office, and then they did, they released all

the full interviews, and I enjoyed the narrative aspect of it, but the deeper hour plus long

interviews I thought were way more enjoyable, and we're very, very good, and then yesterday,

I believe it was on NBC, but Brian Malkartner tweeted that there was going to be a book, The

Oral History of the Office, which it's like at this point, at this point what's left to be said

about it, but selling a book should make him some sweet cash, but what I found interesting there

is in a recent episode of The Office Ladies, they, I don't know if it was a slip because they,

I mean, their show is pretty tightly edited, but Angela said, when we are working on our book,

and I thought, oh, they're working on a book, it makes sense, I'm sure they talked about it with

Brian, I'm sure they're approaching it from different angles, but I found it, it's interesting

that they're off, and they're just going to cash in on their biggest role and their biggest work,

good for them, I don't think I would buy those books, but I, although I do buy a lot of books,

I never read, so that might just go hand in hand with those, I also want to say thank you for

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