Scranton makes its sales pitch on The Office's compilation shelf
Jim and Dwight's customer-service demonstration joins Michael's Chili's negotiation in the week's most watched new upload.
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Office Clips Proving Why Scranton Is The Most Successful Branch
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- 0:00Michael sends the sales staff out in pairs, putting Jim and Dwight together on the road.
- 1:39Andy's fishing conversation leaves Michael smoothing over an awkward client meeting.
- 3:00Jim and Dwight use a speakerphone call to demonstrate Dunder Mifflin's customer service.
- 4:00Michael and Dwight visit a family-owned paper company undercover.
- 8:45A mock sales call becomes a test of Dwight's composure, with the result at 11:20.
- 11:40Michael steers a Chili's client meeting toward jokes and drinks while Jan tries to make the pitch.
They do sell paper. Between the distractions, grudges and disastrous role-play exercises, The Office's Scranton staff occasionally demonstrate why Dunder Mifflin keeps them employed.
That is the pleasure of "Office Clips Proving Why Scranton Is The Most Successful Branch," the biggest new upload in a three-video week, with roughly 390,000 views. Jim and Dwight call customer service on speakerphone to make a practical point about personal attention. Michael, meanwhile, turns a Chili's meeting into a reminder that his talent for connecting with clients can be much stronger than his judgment around the office.
Steve Carell's Michael gets particular attention in the comments: viewers distinguish his sales instincts from his management skills. Others want more of John Krasinski's Jim and Rainn Wilson's Dwight working together, singling out their coordinated phone demonstration. The compilation also leaves room for the less comfortable side of business, including Michael's guilt after obtaining a family-owned competitor's client list.
The other arrivals were "First Aid Fail" and "🎃 The Office Halloween Spooktacular 🎃," the latter collecting spooky scenes and costume inspiration. The sales compilation carries the most daily momentum among the featured uploads, followed by the first-aid clip, while the older "You've been GOOSED by Dwight #viralvideo" remains active.
Across the catalog, the channel brought in about 21 million views over the week while subscribers stayed unchanged. Daily viewing is well above its usual level. Nearby in the film-and-TV neighborhood, New Rockstars added subscribers and maintained close to its usual daily viewing pace. For The Office, the week's distinctive attraction was watching this famously distracted workplace actually get some work done.
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What viewers say
I love whenever we see Michael doing sales, because he’s actually good at it
@carsonmalleet4367See it on YouTubeThat Dwight and Jim scene with the phone on hold was too clean! ❤
@xxSilverSharkSee it on YouTubeScranton the electric city.
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Michael knew that he shouldn't interfere with the amazing sales squad that he had at his disposal
@josemaria8177See it on YouTubeGolden Ticket episode represents the dark side of Michael Scott so very well
@batgurrlSee it on YouTubeOh, young Jim!!
@maheshupadhyay8015See it on YouTube29:06 the only moment in the entire show when Ryan and Pam get along FOR ONCE
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The videos drawing views on The Office right now
- Channel
- The Office
- Subscribers
- 3,790,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 21,190,529
- Videos published this week
- 3
- Video published
- October 27, 2026
- Video views so far
- 388,489
- Views on its first day
- 197,815
The numbers
Here is how The Office's uploads and wider catalog performed this week.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which restaurant hosts Michael and Jan's meeting in "The Client"?
Michael and Jan meet the Lackawanna County representative at Chili's in the episode featured in the compilation.





