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7 Ways Michael Scott Embodies The Spirit Of Christmas

"I want people to cut loose. I want people making out in closets. I want people hanging from the ceilings, lamp shades on the heads. I want it to be a Playboy Mansion party."

Emilee Russell
Nov 29, 2016
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7 Ways Michael Scott Embodies The Spirit Of Christmas
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It is no doubt that Michael Scott is the most festive one in the office.

He's always trying to spread cheer whether it is by trying to throw the most magnificent Christmas party or by spending way over the $20 limit for his secret Santa present. His joyful and youth-like love for Christmas is just one reason why we love him so much!

1. Michael knows that the most important part about Christmas is how much money you pay for a present. Okay, maybe that is not exactly true, but the $400 video iPod he bought Ryan was pretty snazzy.

2. Although Michael is often preoccupied in making things the best that they can be (usually for his own benefit), at the end of the day, he just wants Jesus to have a rockin' birthday.


3. What's Christmas without a little class?


4. His festive outfit choices


5. He just wants to make sure EVERYONE is enjoying their holidays!

6. Michael always finds a way to relate to the youth of today. :')


7. And last but certainly not least, he knows how magical Christmas truly is.


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