Michael: That's possible. And Michael is taking the whole office to the beach. Not Pam. [SCENE_BREAK]
Michael: Dwight is an obvious candidate for my job. He is, however, an idiot. Michael: The winner gets a regional manager's salary for a year, and a Sebring, and the feeling that they are making a difference in the world. Yes, I would like to be considered for the corporate position in well. Karen: Yes. Jim: That's harsh. GIVE ME THE JOB! That was gross. Jim: Michael, on Thursday I'm going to drive down and interview with David for the open position in New York. And there were a lot of reasons to call off my wedding.
Plan: A: David Wallace; Q: Who calls Michael to tell him that he is a candidate for an opening position in the corporate office in New York? A: Michael; Q: Who believes he is the obvious choice for the job? A: a successor; Q: What does Michael choose? A: his employees; Q: Who does Michael take to the beach to determine who will take over his position? A: challenges; Q: What do Michael's employees compete in to determine who will take over his position? A: a firewalk; Q: What activity did Pam do that made her feel like she was being ignored? A: Pam; Q: Who confesses to Jim that he was the reason she called off her wedding? Summary: David Wallace calls and informs Michael that he is a candidate for an opening position in the corporate office in New York. Believing himself the obvious choice for the job, Michael goes about choosing a successor. He takes his employees to the beach and compels them to compete in challenges to determine which of them will take over his position, not realizing that Jim and Karen are also contenders for the job. In the evening, on a high after a firewalk , Pam confesses that she is tired of being ignored, and tells Jim that he was the reason she called off her wedding.