If you think your boss is goofy, just wait until you hear about how other peoples' bosses act.

For members of the Finer Things Club

Not every boss is serious and hard-working—some are so goofy, they barely get any work done at all. Much like the lovably cringe Michael Scott, the boss from “The Office,” these people had bosses who seemed to want to do anything other than work.

False.

I just want to lie on the beach and eat hot dogs.

Once or twice in your career, you'll end up with a boss who acts a lot like Michael Scott, the goofy boss of the beloved TV show “The Office.” Much like the character himself, these bosses are prone to goofing off, being jokey with employees, loving pranks or dad jokes, or just being a menace in general.

I grew up at the point where I was old enough to catch “The Office” while it was on the air, but not quite old enough to understand the humor. My 8-year-old brain hadn't quite reached the capacity to understand dry, cringe humor, so I kind of just chalked the series as something that wasn't really for me. Again, I was a child. Fortunately, I began to come around to it by the time I reached high school. Eventually, coming around to the point where I'd point to it as one of the best network sitco…

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Great minds think alike...

I am running away from my responsibilities. And it feels good.

Happy weekend, friends. If you're an office drone like me, you're probably chilling at home, trying to make the most of the scraps of time you can call your own. And if you're really like me, you might be watching The Office for the umpteenth time. For many of us, the show never gets old. And judging by my friend groups, the show appeal to literally everyone. Even my nihilistic punk former boyfriend was moved to tears on his fifth viewing of Jim and Pam's wedding. If you're making stoic and sur…

Well, well, well. Look how the tables have tabled. We took a tiny break from our weekly roundup of memes about The Office, but today we're back and better than ever. While it's true that memes about Scranton's Dunder Mifflin employees seem to be everywhere all of the time, we're really not mad about that. And we do play favorites. Quantity does not equal quality in our eyes, so we've scoured our favorite sources (Facebook, Reddit, Instagram, Twitter) for the goods, and we're presenting you with…

"If it ain't broke, don't fix it." This oft-used phrase can apply to a lot of things, but as of late we really believe it is a good mantra for people who love to watch the same television programs over and over again. You know, the shows with cult followings, such as Spongebob , Seinfeld, and, of course, The Office . While fans bid adieu to new episodes of The Offic e way back in 2013, the show has managed to stay very relevant thanks to memes. Fans of the show still express their affection for…

April first. A day when everyone thinks they have an opportunity to be extremely funny, and inevitably fail. Corporations are the worst at this. I've received a ton of emails - one from a grocery delivery service who announced their development of ‘shell-less eggs’ - written by marketing drones who think they'll be added to some April Fools round-up.

Fun fact: Yesterday was the seventeenth anniversary of when the pilot for The Office first aired on NBC. Feel old yet? We sure do. That's not all we learned today. Turns out that in 2020, The Office was by far the most-streamed show in 2020 - with 57,127 billion minutes consumed. Despite the time that has passed since the American remake premiered, it seems people still can't get enough of the show.

We mourn the untimely demise of The Office nearly every day, but over the years it has become incredibly clear that the show will always be alive - immortalized, really - thanks to memes . It is nearly impossible to have a scroll session through Instagram or Reddit without coming across relatable memes or inside jokes about the show, all of which use stills from our favorite episodes. While the show concluded years ago, it's brought us some timeless and versatile meme formats - most of which ar…