Paris was a co-worker of Dwight’s at Staples. She was friendly, until Dwight became Dwight.
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Commutes gonna be hell.
I have snow tires, chains and excellent hand eye coordination.
I loved Paris! I thought she was hilarious, even though she only had a few lines. It would be awesome if she could find her way to Dunder Mifflin sometime in the future. Maybe she could apply for Karen’s old job???
I could see the envy in Paris’ eyes as Dwight was quitting Staples. I’m guessing that she, too, longs to tear her red shirt off and throw it over her shoulder at the door.
Pre-maturely getting rid of Karen, huh? That’s ok I guess…it’s bound to happen.
She doesn’t like Dwight’s big head or his beedy (sp?) little eyes. She just plain doesn’t like him.
She’s never heard of Dunder Mifflin…and apparently paper for that matter.
This character was hilarious! She did a great job and would be a great addition to Dunder Mifflin.
“Oh, it’s gonna be like that huh?”
I have had those exact words said to me at work, though not by someone as funny (and not over paper).
That said, I thought the Paris character was awesome. The Office could use a Sista W/ Attitude!