Michael's tour of the warehouse ends in a challenge
Michael shows Ryan the warehouse, explains Darryl's long nickname, needles Roy, and goads the crew into a lunchtime game.
Every The Office moment featuring Darryl Philbin, in story order.
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Michael shows Ryan the warehouse, explains Darryl's long nickname, needles Roy, and goads the crew into a lunchtime game.
Michael trash-talks a warehouse worker getting tea, then trumps a dinner bet with a stake his own team will regret.
Michael's 'friendly game' pep talk, a shirts-or-skins debate, Pam's loaded jump ball, and Michael lost in the zone between misses.
Michael takes a hit, rules it a flagrant foul and ends the game, learns his side was ahead, then caves when the warehouse won't work Saturday.
The corporate training video stops when a warehouse worker recognizes the actress, and word spreads that Darryl is about 90% sure.
Michael unveils the liquor and shuts down Toby; a coworker's boyfriend Bob Vance introduces himself, and fantasy football talk erupts.
Todd Packer arrives, Michael hands Darryl a reward, the party finally gets a lampshade moment, and Michael counts what makes Christmas great.
Michael forces Ryan onto the cruise, cites a Tony Robbins event, and casts sales as the Titanic's furnace crew, until the analogy sinks.
Roy stays for Daryl's snorkel shot, so Pam goes out on deck with Jim, admits she doesn't always get Roy, and asks about his cheerleader.
Michael tours the warehouse for the camera, botches a celebrity couple name for Roy and Pam, and declares himself collar-blind.
Shushing complaints and girlfriend gripes turn into talk of unequal pay and a union, which Michael ends up cheering on.
Michael fights the warehouse over fire-eaters, then tries out slang and a handshake Darryl taught him, which Darryl explains in a talking head.
Bragging to Packer, Michael emails a racy Jan photo to the wrong address; Darryl in the warehouse has already forwarded it, and the retraction, to everyone.
Darryl warns about the forklift and the bailer while Michael admits driving it, mixes up Madge's name and keeps poking the dangerous machine.
Heart-disease talk turns into a fat-butt jab and a sea-monster insult; Darryl's crew walks out, and Michael recalls greeting at Men's Wearhouse.
Fearing a real injury, Pam offers a present, Dwight invents what it is, and Darryl convinces Michael that he is braver than anyone.