Jim Gets A Formal Warning - The Office US
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- Jim receives a formal warning from Ryan
From Season 4, Episode 16 'Did I Stutter' Michael tries to give Stanley an attitude adjustment after Stanley snaps at him; Dwight decides to buy Andy's car; after spending the night at Jim's, Pam deals with an unexpected inconvenience
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classic Ryan on his temporary power trip lol
He kept building up that karma. And booooy did it bite him!!
It was Toby's fault
@@kooler999ify everything is Toby's fault
It's just a show so not going to turn this into a debate but Jim's character does fuck around a lot.
@@ModeratelyAmused massively, but in the brief moments that he works, he gets more done than anyone else in the office
That’ll show him
*Im sorry but it won't*
Assistant TO The regional manager
Yeaaaah...no! I don't think so. This didn't stop him at all. Didn't even slow him down. Sorry, bud, but you'll never truly be rid of him or his pranks.
Besides, it serves you right for trying to overstep your authority so much.
"Fact; He did not deserve it. Fact: this show is better than battlestar Galactica"
@@iamsancho443 "fact: bears do NOT eat beets
It’s crazy how accurate this is to real life bosses from luring you in with sports related conversations and then dropping performance warnings/write ups at the end.
Yep, used to love this scene until I lived it. In my case, the director suddenly put a meeting on my calendar, without context or explanation, with the invite saying the only attendees were going to be me and her. Next day, the director and HR director walked through the door laughing and joking around, then wrote me up for some vague reason and warned me I was going to lose my job. I didn't sign the doc; instead I took a position elsewhere, cause that day confirmed what I had long suspected about what the director thought of me.
yup. Had a former supervisor who did that all the time. I had the last laugh though when I submitted my resignation. I went to go see him and proceeded to chat him up about his weekend and how he spent it and just lots of blah blah blah bullshit for probably 10 minutes. He was starting to visibly get angry because shock, he didn't like it when HIS time was being wasted despite doing the same thing to me and my coworkers numerous times. When I finally tell him "oh and btw, I've accepted a new position and my last day will be on this date" for once he was finally silent and you could see that his brain was processing that I finally pulled the same stunt that he played on me and others for years.
@@VoodooV1 That sounds epic.
I knew not liking sports at all would pay off eventually!
@@dragonmasterlance123 that led to me never connecting with my boss on a deeper level than employer employee, I didn't know him and that was weird cause I then couldn't be casual with him, always weirdly professional.
Ryan calling out Jim's 'questionable' job performance is hilarious with context considering Ryan never managed to make a single sale when he was still working at Scranton, lmao.
Same as how Jim made Michael work when he was manager even tho Jim never worked and Michael didn't call him out
I mean instead Ryan started the fire
Yes, but that wasn't from lack of trying. He just didn't have the people skills for being a salesman.
Accidentally disliked! Sorry!
He didn’t make a sale at the Michael Scott Paper Company, either.
"I would say it's the goofing around at Pam's desk, and hanging out with Pam has finally caught up with him.........you know...with....with.....with Pam"
caught*
Eric Kline I feel sorry for Toby sometimes but also he's creepy
Damn it’s almost like I didn’t watch the video, jk love you
Julian Potter Music to be fair he is the Scranton strangler.
He stuttered at saying Pam like P-Pam
Ryan just hating cause Pam rejected him prior.
I think it was because Jim talked to David behind his back.
Pam turned him down
Toby is obsessed with Pam
Jim spoke to Wallace
A combination of all
Last scene missin No shit, comedy professor
And it doesn’t help that Jim pranks Dwight for most of the day rather than working.
Pam rejected Ryan after this, if I’m not mistaken.
Let's face it tho, Jim was not the most motivated guy in that office
Ivan Jim does become a better salsman in later seasons.
Fair enough, but the fact remains he was just not a motivated person.
Neither is 90% of the people that work there like tf, Stanley spends most of his time playing sudoku and kevin just eats and makes in his workplace
Edit: crossword
Ivan The show establishes him and dwight are the best salesman in the office and that branch is the most successful in the entire company, so he's obviously more motivated then most people who work in the company. And he still has time to prank dwight every day.
Doc Holliday, which means Jim was quite the bad ass.
"I Always appreciate constructive criticism"
Seconds later.
*"DoNt GeT DefenSiVe"*
If you don't know, then let me tell you : saying someone to not be defensive, when they get defensive because you are criticizing them is not related to appreciating constructive criticism yourself
@@chandlerbing3636 bullshit, it's the same as when someone is about to say something dickish to you but they precede it with "no offense, but..." like that just automatically removes them from any fault over what they're about to say
@@johnthomas5314 not necessarily
You feel bad for Toby until we get scenes like this.
Toby always thought if Jim was out of the picture, Pam would be his!!
F TOBY!!!
right?? i never really understood it but this past week rewatching it he's just a jealous loner
@@toddsalkowski448 the way he lurked around Pam was creepy
@@FunnyAcolyteExplains /
- the knee incident
That feeling Jim had at the end. where you wanna cry a bit but also upset because you felt life was unfair. That feeling of powerlessness can haunt you.
I mean Ryan wasn't wrong. Jim DID spend a lot of work time pranking Dwight and flirting with Pam.
Ryan wasn't wrong tho
@@aayansherwani he usually gets his work finished, makes a lot of sales i think so a lot of it is just his free time
@@corymorrow5329 if it's free time, why doesn't he go home. Oh that's right because he should still be working during those hours
@@pandasniper1 yeah but let's face it, there wouldn't be a show then 😂 plus why work in your free time when you can either hit on pam or screw with Dwight, I'm with Jim on this one
The way Jim acts afterwards is a perfect reenactment of how it feels at work after you get in trouble. Like it’s not the biggest deal, but it just feels horrible.
This is exactly how I felt when my boss gave me a warning and told me to step things up or she’d write me up. It wasn’t the biggest deal in the world, but it felt so awful and I felt horrible for the entire weekend
Now you know why Michael hates Toby
Fabio Alves Show micheal is no saint either brother.... he’s done and said things ten times worse than this......
@@carson11100 what like Scotts Tots? XD
James Andrew damn right
He’s a saint
Thank you!!!
Jim isn't motivated but he is the 2nd best sales person.
In Michael own word "Not a hard worker. I can spend all day on a project, and he will finish the same project in half an hour. So that should tell you something"
Well Michael is the least productive guy in the office. So that's not saying much
Love how Jim gets Ryan back later, when he moves his desk into the closet
Big WHUPF 😂
Lol Johns acting in this scene was really good
Omar also in every scene
Ryan acted better here.
who's john. I only see Jim Halpert and Ryan Howard
Anony Mous John is the actor who played Jim Halpert. His name is John Krasinski.
Woooosh
The layers of Ryan's scumbaggery in this scene are just astonishing. He's not only using Jim's weaknesses, his affinity towards Pam and his apathy for his job (despite him doing very well at it) against him, but he also used Toby and his poor self-esteem and jealousy towards Jim re: Pam as a tool to get to Jim.
Truly disgusting, and also excellent writing.
Thank you. Your captured just how manipulative Ryan is in this scene. It seems to be going over a lot of people's heads here.
At least Ryan gets karma with his Closet Office.
I think B. J. Novak is a great writer. He didn't care about the perception of people towards him and his character. He wrote what would be the best for thw show, even if it meant to keep Ryan out of empathy!!
@@SMEARGLEX75 that was hilariously cool of Jim
Toby is a evil snail
Fabio Alves Show not just evil- he's the Scranton Strangler
"It's like being friends with an evil snail"
Fabio Alves Show Toby is cool. Ur not
Kaloyan Luchkov your mom is gay. We're not
Toby is my favorite character
Ryan was cool in the first season then he completely changed, he became so arrogant and rude when he became boss and even when he came back after being fired he was still mostly the same.
he's arrogant since day one
I've seen this first-hand. I used to work at ShopRite years ago, and I was good friends with this one dude who managed the meat dept. He was pretty much cool with everybody. Then he got promoted to a store manager, and that very week, his attitude completely changed. He became a total dick, that everyone started to hate. It is, in fact, possible to make sure everybody is doing what they are supposed to, and occasionally light a fire under a few butts to get them motivated - AND also be genuine and fair towards everyone. Some people don't have that ability, and just allow their egos to over-inflate, and think that treating everyone like shit is a productive way to get things done.
I agree. I think Ryan character got tired of all the craziness at Scranton. He probably thought he was better than everyone else there. He allowed the power to go to his head and when his project was failing he tried to use fraud to save it. Even after he went to jail he still had this attitude. He even kept a list of people he would fire once he got back on top.
Cocaine changes people.
I thought his comments before he became VP were so funny. After he got promoted I was really sad that he wasn't there to make his comments aout the office.
The one where Michael starts rumors about people in the office and Toby says "What are you guys talking about? I have a daughter, how can I be a virgin?. Hilarious!
Maryann Torres For a minute I thought you were taking about the Senator because that’s what Pam says. Yeah, he wants to buy his daughter a present and he says “My ex-wife is gonna be so pissed.” But then Darryl buys the last one from Dwight and then he’s like “I need the doll.”
😂😂😂
@Phil McGraw people tend to forget adopted children exist
Ryan is so perfectly douchey this season.
“I thrive on it.”
Jim’s phone call when Ryan get’s arrested is ruthless. He show’s no mercy when he returns as well. Revenge is sweet.
1:07 Now I understand why Michael hates Toby so much.
Michael was right
Michael was right.
i completely forgot he said that i was confused about all the hate on toby in the comments 🤣 but yea he did make me mad when he said that he was just jealous 🤣
he was doing his job. He was not employee of Scranton actually. He was corporote representative.
@@mirceadacialorantbrescia4340 very clearly there’s exterior motivation due to his own cognitive dissonance
in his explanation for why he’s happy Jim got a warning he said Pam like 10 times lmao
Ryan just mad because Pam rejected him and Toby can’t get Pam 💀
Karen is better than pam
Karen over Pam any day
@@axelhill8966 why, out of curiosity, i always really disliked her so i dont understand why people choose her
We can hate and love all of the characters, but what made this show so great is because of all of them.
til Andy and Erin - worst 2 characters ever - added nothing to the show
@@porkbellyism Erin was likeable, Andy was likeable when he became manager for a bit and got humble, then became unlikeable again. Robert California and Nelly were the 2 worst imo
@Long Nguyen I didn’t watch after Michael left.
Long Nguyen agreed
If only he took his resentment out on micheal lol
On one hand you can understand Ryan's point of view on Jim's behavior in the workplace, but on the other the Pinnacle of what's wrong with Ryan is the "whoa don't get defensive" line,
TheGreenTaco999 also Jim is one of the best salesmen on the team just before Dwight and they are the most successful branch
@@DangLe-ml1ph And Ryan, by contrast, never made a sale and always slacked off after his big downfall.
no his POV is BS because Jim is a great employee and if you're a good manager you recognize the difference between office camaraderie and slacking off, and you give your employees a wide berth on these kinds of interactions because the alternative is to create a draconian atmosphere where no one wants to work
@@tiananman Exactly. The idea that people shouldn’t be allowed to “goof around” a little bit and just have fun in general at work, *even when they get all of their work done*, is silly. Most people, even good employees, aren’t weirdos who worship the company that they work for (like Dwight does).
@@tiananman you’re probably a 12 year old kid who thinks this is how office workplaces work. Jim would’ve been fired years ago, If were being realistic.
I love when Jim and Ryan get in arguments because they both argue in such a passive aggressive way and usually use sarcasm.
I loved this ryan howard. He was a great character and the epitome of the young, 20 year old Boss with a huge ego. BJ Novak is an amazing actor.
He’s an even better writer
@@xxcojo6xx agreed!
if he gets punched out he had it coming. anyone who is like ryan lmao.
Ryan became the worst caracter for me when he got promoted... I hated him so much!!
Well you were supposed to hate him, that was the whole point of his role.
Natália Teixeira don't be so hard on him, its because he never processed 9/11.
uhhh..... that was the point
You're supposed to. Also BJ is also one of the writers on the show and I'm sure he makes his character unlikable on purpose lol
Natália Teixeira that's beauty of it though, a show isn't always complete without having a cast of people that shouldn't be liked, keeps the drama a bit more intense
Ryans ‘whoa dont get all defensive’ was done very well. Gaslight is real
I love it when Toby gets salty
What means salty?
@@MDMAx Jealous/Triggered/Annoyed at Jim's close relationship with Pam.
@@MDMAx like irritated
I'd shoot him out of a canon if I could.
Toby is better than Michael
I love how well Pam and Jim know each other
Exactly ! Pam knows something's fishy tho
I love how Pam notices small things related to Jim and she almost always guesses it correctly and also nudges him into the right direction. it's amazing how she says "because you're so important". she's not a fool to think that arrogant Ryan called Jim for anything good.
That is one of the most singularly uncomfortable moments in the entire series...and that's saying something.
Okay seriosuly though..... who is still runnning this channel because this is some serious dedication to still keep going so consistently
You can set a timer on when your videos should be published. Someone may just have uploaded a huge amount of videos a while ago.
It's even possible the channel has been dead for a long time.
Slacker Advice Well... It’s the official channel for The Office... So people are probably paid to keep it running.
that will result in a full disadulation.
What’s that?
@@casadilla111 You don't wanna know...
"Now i understand why Michael hates you so much"- Andy to Toby
Ugh, I have had this conversation with a boss. First they try to disarm you with small talk, “how is the sports team, how was weekend, blah blah” then suddenly go serious mode of how you have been messing up. Formal warnings to try to intimidate you. “I thrive on constructive criticism” I can see right through that. Managers that get their egos all wrapped up and bruised by any sort of defiance so they have to try to crush you down.
Yes, Jim wastes a lot of time we see at work, but he is also second best salesman in the office after Dwight, who also wastes a bunch of time. A real leader would find a way to actually motivate their employee rather than try to prop up their ego by trying to stomp on them. Yes this scene triggered me.
Toby's beef with Jim was over Pam but Ryan used Toby against Jim because Jim wasn't working hard enough so Ryan could double check the inventory which was what got him arrested.
The motivations beneath the surface there for Toby and Ryan are so true to life for sooo many people working for incompetent/unprofessional bosses.
That way Jim talks at the end is heartbreaking. He's now concerned about losing his career but has to keep positive for his new relationship with Pam. It sucks when you're worried about finances and you lie so only you have to worry and everyone else can be happy.
Ryan really gives Jim a formal warning while he
1). Started a fire trying to cook a cheese pita
2). Never made a single sale while working at the Scranton Branch
ad hominem
Been looking for this clip for a long time. This was absolutely perfectly played.
the biggest failure of VP Ryan is definitely the beard.
edit: VP not CEO
Calling it a beard is offensive to beards
VP ryan not CEO
Not the unbuttoned shirt?
Assistant to the CEO.
JeremyPhillips1981 complete without a tie???
This was the perfect storm. Ryan now despised Jim for going over his head and had the perfect ally to back up his retaliation.
Toby is the perfect ally because we know he doesn't particularly like Jim because he's with Pam, and any complaint lodged against him about "hanging out too much at reception" is course going to strike a sympathetic nerve in him.
Thank you, someone finally gets it. Everyone saying Ryan chose Toby because they both liked Pam doesn’t make sense and they probably didnt understand the episode. The fact that Ryan did it out of retaliation made it so much more funnier
But you're forgetting that Ryan tried to build himself up as a big New York ladies man in front of Michael and Dwight, yet somehow he goes after and strikes out with every woman interested in Jim. He tried to get Katie's number when he thought Jim wasn't dating get anymore. Then he tried to email Karen and ask her out. Finally, he straight up asked Pam out to dinner, only to find out she's dating Jim. Every woman he goes after is more attracted to Jim, while Ryan's stuck with Kelly. That's subconsciously why he has this affinity with Toby in this scene, while using him at the same time. Which is incredibly low. It's really about the women and Jim's comments to Wallace too. Ryan is a skeeze who would resent Jim in both fronts.
I used to feel sorry for Toby being picked on by Michael. In retrospect I can see he actually was a wormy little creep.
Why because you’re a simp for Pam? Hahaha
Likewise
I never noticed that from Pam's expression, she was able to tell Jim wasn't feeling go great but she didn't know what to say.
Never trust a boss giving you a formal warning if his shirt’s unbuttoned and he just got rejected by your girlfriend earlier
Ryan acting like he cared about his job this season.... what a time
Even without sight, pam still knew something was up
This is one of those times where I didn’t feel bad that Michael picks on Toby
I always felt sorry for Toby for how Michael treated him...except for this scene.
Oh how the turntables...
It certainly turntabled at the end of the season when Ryan was perp-walked out of Corporate.
Lol @ Toby living vicariously through Ryan.
Don't let this let you forget that...................... Ryan started the fire !
This was the moment I decided Micheal,s hatred of Toby was not only justified but should respected and emulated. Death to Toby...NO..no let Toby live and suffer living as Toby
I agree. Toby is a complete piece of shit. Michael had it wrong about that gun with 2 bullets and Hitler, Bin Laden, and Toby in a room scenario. The only answer is shoot Toby in each knee cap and then pistol whip him to death!
That's pretty violent tho... just let him suffer in his passive aggressive silence.
Why in that moment? I mean he didn't even speak with Jim. Toby just has the bad luck of having to be there as the HR guy. This as all on Ryan.
And Ryan wasn't even wrong. Maybe he did out of the wrong reasons. Jim DID spend a lot of work time pranking Dwight and flirting with Pam.
@@guy_incognito___5480 jim still gets a lot of work done i think, i'm pretty sure he does this stuff in his free time (for the most part) also toby's a creep towards pam, he doesnt really back off once he knows theyre dating, he just gets passive aggressive and likes when stuff doesnt go their way because of his jealousy, pretty childish
“Woah, don’t get all defensive okay?”
Jim may not have been the most motivated, but in his own way, he was honest in what he thought of people. Ryan, on the other hand, was a passive-aggressive, insincere, snarky supervisor who used bureaucratic loopholes to find a way to get back at Jim. Unfortunately. this is the kind of supervisor that is all too common these days.
I love how Ryan talks to jim like a teacher
Haha! Toby's motive was jealousy. He was very very attracted to Pam. And Ryan never made a single sale in his time... Jim is the second best.
I love that 180c shift in tone the second he realized that they actually mean that warning. It's the last thing you'd expect to happen on this show, someone calling out another for not caring about anything but in fact, what it feels like is that this shift comes to show us how unfit Jim is to this environment, he's there for and because of Pam, and staying in a place you're not happy in for someone you love is exactly what I would do and I think it's very brave of Jim, but it also means giving up a part of yourself. Giving up a dream you once had but you just don't try and reach it anymore, and that's a side of Jim we rarely see so I think it was a very important reminder of Jim's loneliness and the sadness always hidden somewhere behind that smile. And it's fascinating to see so thank you for sharing.
Just having a marathon of The Office US. And then man, I'm early 😁
Ryan was really letting the power get to his head.
Had a Boss like Ryan once. Older fellah though, powertrip, intimidated his workers all the time. Intimidated me. Weird hugs with female workers and creepy conversations about how beautifull his kids are. If you're ever in a situation like that - record them during their 1 on 1 convo's. Just put your phone on record in your pocket and let them hang themselves with their dumb intimidating yappin'. Trust me. It'll save you a lot of trouble. You'll be glad you did. Starting a nice new job next week while their branch is leaking workers. Don't doubt yourself, thats what they want, if what they're saying and doing feels wrong and overdone, it probably is. Good bosses don't intimidate.
Do not follow this guy's stupid advice. Some states it is illegal to record someone without their consent.
Do not follow this stupid person's advice.
@@ball3677 tough guy on the Internet.
Also: I'm not from 'Merica. So maybe take into account that those states might be 'stupid'.
You must be a nervous Boss 🤣🤣🤣
Gaslighting, the quality of every good boss
I used to feel sorry for Toby for the way Michael treated him..... now, not so much
Watching the clip where Jim puts Ryan in the closet after this is so satisfying.
I’ve actually had similar instances with bosses in my own career. It’s funny how true-to-life this scene actually is.
I remember I was so frustrated when I first watched this scene
Honestly, I dont care what people say. I loved having a corporate Ryan, since he acted so money.
Charles Miner was better than Ryan, he had the traits of a leader and knew how to run things properly, all Ryan did was spend his money unconventionally and hassle the Scranton branch
@@CheerfullyCynical829 dude, he's so money but you dont even know it, but you do
@@CheerfullyCynical829 its a quote from andy he said, "dude, you're so money, but you dont even know it. but you do.."
Are the eagles bad now Ryan? After they won super bowl 52?
Ryan Potts fuck Ryan
Yes
Jack no, fuck jim.
Ryan is right...that's how it works
Nnot okay, toby
I was so glad he put him in his place in this episode.
A M It doesn’t really matter. A lot of stuff that goes on in the show would obviously never be tolerated in a real workplace (that’s one reason it’s funny). This was one of the few times we saw some realism. But yeah, there was also bias in Ryan’s character.
Ryan and Toby liked Pam, that's why they teamed up against Jim. Toby was being a snake, and Ryan was abusing his power as boss, based upon a personal grudge against Jim.
@A M even if that was the case ryan had every right to do what he did to jim, in the real world ambitous people will outdo lazy people like jim. no one cares if youre nice and smart or good looking in real world(though ryan himself isnt bad) its all about getting the job done. ur there to do stuff not make friends trust me.
Lots of the guys seemed envious of Jim at some point. For Dwight, it was always a work rivalry, which was fine because it ended with Dwight being his own worst enemy lol, but for the others it was personal. Toby and Ryan made that obvious here.
Of course it would be hard not to be jealous of Jim in that regard given his looks, attitude, and way with women, even though he only wanted one in particular.. Once he finally had the guts to pursue Pam, there was no limit.
S4 was a favorite of mine due to some entertaining episodes and because Jim finally had Pam, not to mention Ryan was arrested. lol
I hate Toby #TeamMichael
The evolution of ryan man lol
Ryan: Ignores Creed, Kevin, Kelly, and Dwight's performance
To be fair, Ryan only warned Jim because Jim criticised his website to David Wallace. He wouldn’t have done it if that wasn’t the case
Dwight is a great salesman, he's just an arrogant co-worker. So, his performance is actually one good thing about him.
@@nicholasquinones1071 Yeah. Especially in Ryan’s eyes, who is also arrogant similar to Dwight. If you’re getting the work done, then he’s fine
0:09 when your boss calls you in for some b.s. question but the real reason he called you in was this 0:21
To be fair, Jim had this coming for a long time.
Doesn’t Jim have great sales though?
@@joebynum9056 I think he did, but he could have done better. Ryan having worked with Jim, knew how much he goofed off. An outsider would not have known that.
@ZoraZ P and let’s not forget that Ryan got promoted from a temp up to corporate without even closing a single sale. Not to mention that Stanley and Kevin are fairly less productive in the office compared to Jim and Ryan wouldn’t bother to give ‘em A fOrMaL wArNiNg.
The acting in this show feels ironically good
I think Toby snitched on Jim to Ryan because he was dating Pam, also of cause Ryan knows what Jim gets up to as well and maybe on his own power trip, but a feeling based on Toby’s interview he sort of hinted why he got a warning, so it seems he snitched because he was jealous.
Ryan is lowkey the funniest character on the show
Toby said Pam 3 Times in the span of 9 sec.
It finally caught up to him
15 years later of the office
Everybody's raggin' on Toby here like literally everybody in the office hasn't done some suspect shit at some point. Hell, even in this scene Ryan is using his position to bully Jim because of some personal beef and no one's talking about it.
Ain't nobody like Ryan either cuz! But everyone agrees that Ryan is a scumbag. With Toby, it's debatable among the fandom.
My opinion? Toby was chill and had funny moments until he put his hand on Pam's leg and did this to Jim. After that, I referred to Toby as the Lemonhead like I was Michael Scott. Also f*** Ryan
Not sure who was loving that more, Ryan or Toby lmao
B.J Novak is fantastic. Such a great actor.
Lmao Toby legit thought he had a shot at Pam.
And that is why I never feel bad about how Michael treats Toby. :)
Michael literally told Toby to give up on his life. I don’t feel bad for Toby at all
I think Jim would be happy to be an Eagles fan right now
Kinda wished they had dedicated one episode to Jim's Eagles fandom like they did with Marshall Eriksen's Vikings fandom in HIMYM.
jim got a warning
Dwight: Yass:)
01:03
Toby's pose there with the pen... We see it for 1 sec but it says it all :D
"Now I know why Michael hated you so much"
Ryan's not talking after that last Superbowl
We've all worked for bosses like this from time to time.
Hey, at least Jim wasn't given a full disadulation.
For some reason I read this as “Jim gets a formal wedding”
@The Bloody Doctor Well.. yes it is wrong. It was a warning, not a wedding.
Toby : 😟💤
A few more of those and he's looking at a full disadulation
He makes Good point
Ryan has too much to say for a person who begins his sale with: *"Hi, Hi, Hi, Hi, Hi..."*