We fixed the glitch

I've worked at a corporate job in the Dallas area (where the movie was filmed) for the last decade, and this movie 100% nails what it's like.

😂….the Bob’s are awesome

There using Milton for free labor

That moment when the boss realizes that he is actually one of the people who should be let go.

Love this movie

Yeah . . . hose two idiots should have been the first people to be sacked. I'm sure Lumberg would have quickly landed a job in a tacky clothing store catering to the wannabes.

The way McGinley had murder in his eyes when Peter’s honor was threatened. Brilliant.

The two Bobs must work for Horizon computers in the British Post Office with the way they fixed the glitch

if you're down or depressed, watch this movie over and over. you'll realize your life isn't so bad and it's more about perspective.

What film or programme is this looks like a good thing to watch

" Yhh Phil we think you are not a good manager and falling way behind expectations. So we are going to have to let you go, sadly. "

Phil🥸:
" Hmmm, I don't think I quite agree and not sure about your decision.
Going to decline your offer, unfortunately! 🥸"


😅😅

What is TPS report?

That, folks, is how to go into any interview - for a job, about a current job, a meeting at your current job.

I wonder what would be a worse response. "How much time do you spend on tps reports?" Is he just chucking them into a cabinet without reading them?

bob's "there it is" cracks me up

Test

still a classic

Messes up one TPS report: He was been having some problems with his TPS reports

It's comedy that is funny but is really a documentary...go figure 😅😅😅

Fix the glitch typical company jargon that leads to shoot outs😂😂😂

I love how they actually wrote "USELESS" on Toms paper.

This movie was so satisfying pitty it doesnt happen in reallity.

My work hasn't fixed the glitch of me not getting my weekly paycheck

Peter helped the bobs discover how the workers need to own the means of production.

The way the camera angle changes when they start to ask Bill about the TPS reports really gives a sense of the change on how the conversation is going. LOL

“We fixed the glitch” is probably the funniest line

It’s crazy how these types of conversations go on in real life. The higher ups and consultants basically laughing about throwing people out of their jobs and leaving them with no source of income.

LOL!!!!!! One of the best scene's EVER! "Whoa hold on their professor, we fixed the glitch, so he won't be receiving a paycheck anymore so naturally it will just work itself out." LOL!!!!!!

LMAO at Bob holding back Bob when the TPS reports are mentioned 🤣

The more you have worked in an office in Corporate America the funnier this is. We all see similarities to real life.

One thing that's always bugged me: Milton's should have an excellent case against the company. If he was not directly informed of the dismissal and was continued to be paid for 5 years, then no matter what the company's HR documents say might have happened, by all practical definitions, he was still an employee for those 5 years. Both sides acted as if his employment contract was in effect therefore it was still in effect.

Best scene in the movie. What makes it so great is Lumbergh's employee file has him in the same exact outfit as in the meeting. LOL

BUSTED!!!!

This scene is pure truth.

The only differences between then and now is the dress code is generally more casual, and they don't bother with the cube walls so it's like trying to work in a high school cafeteria.

Bill starts pretty much every sentence with a long “yeeeeaaaah…”

Fast forward to today: "Nobody want to work, there's no company loyalty, the young people are QUIET QUITTING!!!""

Crap like this (of course this is exaggerated parody, but still) were the seeds that corporations planted. The current workforce is the crop. After all, you do reap what you sow.

That's above my pay grade, sir. I'm a T3 because I have a drill and have some experience.

Can they make a Dr. Cox vs. Ted Jones battle in a Mortal Kombat 1 patch? Asking for a friend.

oohhh yeah. im gonna have to sort of. disagree with you there. lol

I can relate so much with the ending of this video...I've had bosses that what i call "Chasing butterflies" (going after extreme petty issues) and then the upper management will actually realize it. (thankfully)

Milton has five managers and not one felt a reason to tell him he’s been fired.

Dam it feels good to be a gangsta