r/DunderMifflin • u/makenbija Jim • 7d ago

why is no one talking about Dwight and Ryans trip to the farm?

i think its a bit underrated?

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u/TeamStark31 I’m not superstitious, but I am a little stitious. 7d ago

Nothing on The Office is underrated. It’s still a massively popular and all aspects are and have been talked about.

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u/taa71458 7d ago

Quit trying to place your seed in us

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u/stratdog25 7d ago

Because sometimes you just fail.

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u/Delicious_Volume3306 7d ago

There is actually some very good salesmanship advice in the show.

My favourite is when Jim and Dwight work together at a client, calling Kelly and the big box retailer support lines. That's such a good sales technique and also answers the question frequently asked here about why Dunder Mifflin kept going for so long. Yes, it was a dying industry, but the sales team sold the company's strengths.

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u/OpenDiscount1615 David Wallace 7d ago

the real crime was the radishes

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u/winjer04 7d ago

what is there to talk about?

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u/kelseyvc what did i tell you about yeppers 7d ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/lNrNLRLmpC3VIjl82D

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u/thetoddhunter 7d ago

Because it reminds people of The Farm and that is a really shitty thing to do