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The Office (2005) - S02E03 Office Olympics

1s

Ten year.

The Office (2005) - S02E03 Office Olympics

3.4s

I sing and I dangle things in front of my cats.

The Office (2005) - S02E03 Office Olympics

4.5s

Ten year fixed, over 30, 30 year total.

The Office (2005) - S02E03 Office Olympics

1.4s

Oh, 30 years.

The Office (2005) - S02E03 Office Olympics

2.1s

Wait, this goes back two years.

The Office (2005) - S02E03 Office Olympics

2.5s

Except that it's about my living arrangement

The Office (2005) - S02E03 Office Olympics

3.8s

It was nice of him to offer, but I live in a nine-bedroom farmhouse.

The Office (2005) - S02E03 Office Olympics

1.9s

A 30-year mortgage at Michael's age

The Office (2005) - S02E03 Office Olympics

3.1s

Well, 10 over 30. So 30 year total.

The Office (2005) - S02E03 Office Olympics

3.6s

I'm thinking, lock you into a four-year commitment.

The Office (2005) - S02E03 Office Olympics

3.2s

If the whole girlfriend thing never happens, that's where the nurse can live.

The Office (2005) - S02E03 Office Olympics

3.3s

I have been Michael's number two guy for about five years

The Office (2005) - S02E03 Office Olympics

4.6s

and as boss I need to have a living arrangement in order to do work.

The Office (2005) - S02E03 Office Olympics

2.8s

We had a 15-year on our beet farm, we paid it off early.

The Office (2005) - S02E03 Office Olympics

2.8s

burning of competition,

The Office (2005) - S02E03 Office Olympics

2s

courtesy of Butch Cassidy.

The Office (2005) - S02E03 Office Olympics

1.2s

It's just sort of common sense.

The Office (2005) - S02E03 Office Olympics

2.6s

Michael, this is Bill. He's the head of the condo association.

The Office (2005) - S02E03 Office Olympics

2.4s

and they're also the backside of the gold, so no flipping.

The Office (2005) - S02E03 Office Olympics

2.9s

Every so often, Jim dies of boredom.