Progressive Boink

[Justin]

NBC is holding a promotion wherein people can "manage" regional branches of Dunder Mifflin located across the country. I think it could be fun, so I signed up for the Brockton, MA branch. I was born and used to live there, and it is a disgusting slum, which seems to be true of all the branches left to manage.

Anyway, I need fifteen employees, so just visit http://www.dundermifflininfinity.com/ and sign up under the Brockton, MA branch using the following promo code.

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[Folby]

what does the job entail

[Hanstock]

I'm your man!

[Matt W]

I'm so in this.

[Maynard,]

Am I able to rollover my current 401k into your retirement plan without any penalties?

[Hanstock]

Heh, already got a cool thousand Schrutebucks.

[Whittle]

im signed up

i would like to exchange my $1000 schrute bucks for a dime

[B]

sign'd

[Andy]

in

[Bismark]

two of the offices are wayyyyyyyy closer to me so you'd better make the commute worth my while

[First-Tiger]

In. In like a fox.

[Kristen Smith]

I "applied." Do you get to reject applications?

[Jon]

I signed up and cannot wait to click on more things that lead me to "coming soon" pages.

[Casey]

lookin' forward to more marketing

[Chris Hansen]

I work for those guys.

[Whittle]

btw, if you're not named the manager of brockton, does that mean we all lose out, too?

and how do they decide who gets to be manager? because i want to do this so hord

[Bismark]

what the hell do you actually do in this

[Casey]

see? it's just like working in an office!

[Alan]

btw, if you're not named the manager of brockton, does that mean we all lose out, too?

If your potential Regional Manager is not hired, your application must then be approved by the winning Regional Manager.

I'm gonna be the best damned employee i can be

[Jon]

see? it's just like working in an office!

ahaha