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8 Gifts From 'The Office' To Get Your Co-worker For The Office Secret Santa

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8 Gifts From 'The Office' To Get Your Co-worker For The Office Secret Santa

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Who hasn't watched all 9 seasons of "The Office"? I remember growing up wanting love like what Pam and Jim had and hoping one day working in a workplace that was operated by a boss that resembled Michael Scott.

With the holiday season coming up, your probably starting to freak out over ALL the gifts your going to have to buy for your family members and friends. Well… did you forget about your co-workers too? Yikes.

Here are 8 perfectly themed gifts from "The Office" that are perfect for every type of co-worker.

1. Prison Mike Sequined Pillow

Who wouldn't want a Prison Mike sequined pillow cover? With 10 colors to choose from, Prison Mike pillow cover is sure to get people talking. You better not throw him against the wall, biatch. Find the pillow here.

2. Bears. Beets. Battlestar Galactica.

What kind of bear is the best? Find the mug here.

3. Kevins Famous Chili Socks

Oh, Kevin. It's the thing you do best and the moment we remember the most. Get your coworkers talking with Kevin's famous chili mid spill socks. Find them here.

4. Pam and Jim Teapot Keychain

This teapot keychain will really show your appreciation for your coworkers. Tell them how you really feel this holiday season! Check out the keychain here.

5. Michael Scott's Dunder Mifflin Scranton Rabies Awareness Fun Run For the Cure T-Shirt

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Who wouldn't want the Michael Scott Dunder Mifflin Scranton Meredith Palmer Memorial Celebrity Rabies Awareness Pro-Am Fun Run Race for the Cure T-Shirt?

6. That's What She Said Button

We all know Michael Scott had absolute perfect timing with this joke, and so should your coworker. Give the gift that keeps on giving... the perfect non-appropriate gift everyone wants!

Press the button and "That's what she said" in Michael Scott's voice will surely get people's attention. Find the gift here!

7. Assistant To The Regional Manager Beer Glass

Have a coworker that kisses up to your boss all the time? What better way to show your appreciation to them by comparing them to Dwight Schrute. Check out the glass here.

8. A Dundie Award

Have you ever wanted to thank a coworker for there hard work and dedication? Have you ever not wanted to?

Either way, this is the perfect gift for that coworker you have absolutely no idea who they are, or what to get them. Award them for their hard work, or no work at all! Find the Dundie Award here!

All eight of these ideas could be the perfect gift for any coworker who is just as obsessed with "The Office" as you are.

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"I want to thank Google, Wikipedia, and whoever else invented copy and paste. Thank you."

1. I'm so tired. I need a nap. Maybe I can sleep with my eyes open in class? Or pretend I'm not napping?

2. We have a test today? Why didn't anyone tell me? Did I know this?!

3. Can I quit school yet? It's only October, and I need a vacation.

4. The struggle is so real.

5. I'm so broke. SOS.

6. Stressed? Eat everything you own in your pantry and stuff your face with all your feelings.

7. "Did we have anything due in class today? Homework? Quiz? Test?" "Not that I know of..."

8. I need food. Where is the closest place to get food? I need it stat.

9. This is the longest day of my life. I need a drink, or two, or three.

10. Sleep? What is sleep? What a foreign concept.

11. When someone suggests going and studying in the library, let alone studying in general.

12. When the cafeteria or student center is packed and you can't find a seat anywhere so you literally have to sit in an abandoned corner.

13. When you see someone you used to hook up with. They see you, and approach you; so you have to pretend like everything is normal.

14. When you get your exam and realize you didn't study as much as you should have.

15. When you crush it on an exam or paper that you totally bullshitted.

16. I need a grande, extra strong coffee to get me through today.

17. When the professor announces you have a project due the following week with no instruction on what it's on and how to do it.

18. Is it Friday yet? Where's the weekend when you need it most?

19. It's freezing in here. I feel like I'm sitting in an igloo. I should have brought a jacket or worn long pants.

20. Did I remember my book? Damn, I forgot the book, and of course I need it for that quiz in class.

21. I would pay a million dollars to not go to class today; or actually never again.

22. I need a hoverboard to ride to class. Maybe then I wouldn't be running 15 minutes late to class every day.

23. Oh she/he's cute! I wonder if they're single. Who are they texting? They're BF/GF? I wonder if they think I'm cute. Could they be a potential new bae?

24. Why is there never any parking? I pay thousands of dollars a year for one parking spot to be open.

25. When it feels like you've been in class for an hour and you look at your phone and it has only been five minutes (I'm crying on the inside).

26. When the professor asks if there are any more questions at the end of class and someone raises their hand.

27. When you get assigned the most incompetent group of people possible for a group project.

28. I need a comfort dog so I can avoid all life and school responsibilities.

"A Christmas Story" is the star on top of the tree.

Who isn't stressing out over finals right now?

'tis the season to be jolly!

May the odds be ever in your favor.

Phase One: The “I got this” phase

Phase Two: The “I have time” phase

Phase Three: The uncontrollable sobbing phase

Phase Four: The “help me, I've fallen and I can't get up” phase

Phase Five: The rejoicing phase

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