Martin is a transfer employee from Dunder Mifflin Stamford. He tried to bond with Stanley, but failed.
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Stanley cracks me up… I loved the way he rolled his eyes at Martin.
More diversity for the office! (More diversity for Michael to be innapropriate about)
re: My jaw droppped when Michael made the slave comment.
He’s the guy from those hilarious Washington Mutual commercials! You know, the ones where WaMu changes the person’s life, like being more trusting? This guy walks on hot coals and almost dies when a bridge breaks from underneath him… OK, so it’s not funny if I have to explain it, but this guy is funny. I think he’s a fantastic addition to The Office.
He’s also the purple grape guy in the Fruit of the Loom ads.
“He’s also the purple grape guy in the Fruit of the Loom ads.”
THAT’S where I know him from! Thank you!
Why does he have to be such a seteroptype?! LOL