Meredith VS Dry January | The Office U.S | Comedy Bites

You’re so right. She is one of the least judgmental people in the office and seems easy to work with.

she's very supportive of her entrepreneur son

And she’s kinda cute. I just realized it. She’s got this Emma Stone kinda thing goin on…

She also understood Pam

@@IronHide3910 are you drunk

I still tbink to myself most of the time Meredith’s drinking isn’t too catastrophic but also I would think someone who doesn’t have a drinking problem wouldn’t be so terrified of being taken to rehab right? Idk

but when I do it, I end up in jail smh

Died at that 😂

And also "Unleash the power of a pyramid"

@@SpiciestBee Do you know what dying really is or did school fail you? You LAUGHED, sugar, so call it that!

@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849 Jokes on you, I’m a ghost! You seem ripe for haunting, too….

@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849 did school teach you what a joke is?

😂😂 💯 💀

Honestly, HR's job in that situation would be to haul Michael in for arranging the alcohol at a work function where an employee set themselves on fire. Not say that *should* be HR's job, but that is what would be the explicit responsibility of HR in that situation: managing employee safety and corporate liability. Good thing to remember in life in general - HR exists to protect the company, not the employees.
If Meredith had come into work drunk, HR could step in, but - as Toby said - only address how it affected work performance. Getting drunk at a party off company provided alcohol? HR trying to punish an employee in anyway off of that would get the corporation hit with a lawsuit in a split second.

@@RLplusabunchofdumbnumbers That would be one hell of a retaliation lawsuit.

@@RLplusabunchofdumbnumbers, actually, Michael was correct. Because Meredith put herself and others in danger at a work-hosted event within a workplace building, Michael had to intervene.

@@hunter7593 Yeah, Toby isn't a real person. He's a fictional character on a fictional show played by an actor.
And, yes, the person with actual experience in the corporate world is quite likely to know more about it than screenwriters.

@@NicoleCzarnecki You can "actually" you me all you want - an employee getting drunk off of alcohol provided by the company and given to her by the manager = the manager and company having massive liability. And that's to say nothing of the fact he literally assaulted her and kidnapped her trying to get her into rehab.
Pro tip: Grabbing someone and physically dragging them through a parking lot and a building is not "being a good manager" or "doing HR's job" - it's **multiple** felonies.

He said "drag", I think. But I see the drug-drag similarity, now.

No sweetie, you were laughing not ''dying''.

Calm down she's not all that

@@totoroneblinny6100 oh. Shes all that

@@totoroneblinny6100 the video is literally about Meredith💀 go get a better hobby besides dumb internet comments

Doing God's work. 😂

Here in Scotland, we call that breakfast.

What do you expect from a delusionally overprepared hillbilly nerd anyways? He literally has weapons and firearms scattered across the floor

You realize the show is a joke right , everything done In it is supposed to be silly and not realistic. 🤣

@Laura H oh no really? I'll take back my overobservation than of an already hyperbolic situation. I didn't say this studio sucks ma'am, just making a lighthearted comment

Cringe.

He works at a dog food company.

He acts like that so people will never suspect him, hardened criminals are smart. He's clearly one

He pretends to be loopy but he's not

@@cthulhu9136 no he is really out of his mind. He just not eccentric, he is crazy 🙄

@@Blackman19498 ...and you know this how? Are you the writer of the show that knows what's the character supposed to be? Or are you one of those dudes that ALWAYS has to be right? Also, ''crazy'' is inappropriate term in the context, dear.

...yet it was also probably unethical since he did it in public, not privately as it's supposed to be.

it was pretty funny with cricket in Sunny, just depends on how you do it

its a scene from a show not an ethical debate

That’s why it’s best to not even go near alcohol or become normalized to it

there are plenty of comedies poking fun at junkies

Well said. That's a huge problem how accepting society is towards alcohol. It just as easily ruins lives the same way other addictions do but because it's legality it's much more acceptable and you arent considered to have a problem when you're abusing alcohol.. when you do dope you're a junkie, when you drink like a fish you're cool and the life of the party.. pretty fucked up double standards.

😂 true

It's not, though two in a row would be real strong. And disgusting.

You can mix as much alcohol as you want, the variety won't make a difference. It'll just taste bad. The percentages don't stack. A glass filled with 5 liqours with the same percent would be the same as a glass with one

Absinthe was the killet

@ET S absinthe is not inherently worse than other liqours, it just has the potential to reach a higher alcohol percentage. No shelf liqour would be that bad tho, it's all off Markey home brewed stuff

@@samgrant4943 This is definitely something new I learned today. Thank you!

play Solitaire

Either customer or supplier relations or something, right? Remember when she got in trouble for sleeping with that dude for discounted paper and steakhouse coupons lmaooo

@@dia488 haha! I do remember that!

@@AnMaPa Ah yes, thank you!

Supplier relations

are you hitting the sauce rn

@@NewWesternFront I'm guessing a bad Google Translate 😂

@@NewWesternFront She's just way out there man.

...being alcoholis is NOT being a badass. Having Ph.D. is cool but has nothing to do with the topic of this compilation.

Why do you care about that?

That’s how you know the situation is serious.

Alcoholism is not cool...

She said she's not an alcoholic so... admitting is is the first step

The Waffle House has found its new host.

Better than Charles, but still won't get him a lift from judgement. He's literally a part-time manchild

He was a good salesman, promoted to the point of incompetence

Agreed. As someone who has struggled with alcohol, I, or my wife, can't watch stuff like this.

@@patricksorenson9586 and yet here you are.

The Waffle House has found its new host.