Don't call me Sherley

Kids are wary of being lured. Thank you, Dateline.  Ha! no, thank you, Michael. This episode was a nice return to form after the uncomfortable awkwardness that was last week. 

Job fair! Great idea! I'm surprised they hadn't thought of this before! Scott, took Pam, Oscar and Darrell with him to the high school, in hopes of finding summer interns for good ol DM. 

Jim met a potential client on the tee with Kevin and Andy. The golf seemed like a great idea. But Jim's prospect was wary and resistant. At least Andy brought the laughs. "Race you to the next hole!" CRASH.

Dwight wanted to keep the rest of the emplyees till 5. Stanley was the first to take off early. Anyone else look at him differently now? Creed rallied the others. "We're gonna ditch this bitch. You in?" King of the One-liners, here is your crown.

Back at the fair, Mike was getting desperate. One kid (one kid) stopped by their nothing booth to take a look. And Michael didn't deem him worthy. Nice touch! As the day went on, he became desperate and tried to lure him back. Too little too late. The guys decided to have a little fun with one station that had a basketball hoop. An irritated Michael punted it away! Focus, guys! All the fun climaxed with Michael hopping on the mic and begging anyone to come check them out. A suitably pathetic gesture that encaptures the entire spirit of Dunder imo.

At the end of the day, Jim was forced to do something he never had before: try. This was interesting to watch. Pushed out of his comfort zone, he wouldn't let the old man go until he switched to Dm paper. Way to go, Jim! I'm proud of you. He came back to the office and embraced  Pam.  Their relationship may be dry and boring, but there is definately something there, and it seems to be moving in a big direction...

"Kiss her. Kiss her good..."