S07E10 · SCENE 2/21 · 01:24
China · Office lobby
Dwight's building cutbacks begin

Dwight sells expensive muffins and installs motion sensors as part of his landlord tactics.

01:24→02:01
in the episode · 0m 37s · S07E10

What happens

01:24–02:01

Dwight introduces a blueberry muffin stand in the lobby, charging eight dollars, and explains his cost-cutting measures as building owner, including motion-activated lights and a timer. He frames it as a war between landlord and tenant, aiming to starve the staff financially.

WhereOffice lobby
DriverDwight
Positionact1 · setup
ThreadPam vs Dwight

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01:33

‫I would like "en muffin de blueberry ‫- "Por favor" ‫- Eight dollars

01:55

‫It's part of my green initiative ‫and by green I mean... money

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scheme0.8
deadpan0.6
absurd0.4
escalation0.2
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Beats

01:29Dwight sells muffins for eight dollars
01:51Dwight explains motion sensors and timer

Scene in the episode

01:24–02:01
A · China debate
B · Pam vs Dwight
C · Andy texts Darryl

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Dwight Breaks the Law - The Office US · The Office
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Pam Beesly184 episodes · drives 289 scenes

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