And then what? Are we cool? Are we smart? Erin: Andy, whoa! He's grown! How about that? Jim asked me to do some stuff, and he's manager. Jim is stepping down to salesman, I am going to be the sole manager once again. Jo: Michael? Kelly: What did yours say? Make it happen. Or Judge Judy. So I got her a Valentine's Day card, but I didn't wanna seem "too eager," so I got cards for everyone in the whole office to kind of dilute it a little bit. We could make things very, very difficult for you. Ya'll come back now. [SCENE_BREAK]
Michael: Today, Jo Bennett, the CEO from Sabre, is coming to see us here for the first time. [SCENE_BREAK]
Michael: Well, according to the manual, there is no cap on commissions.
Plan: A: The office; Q: Who is eager to welcome Sabre CEO Jo Bennett to Scranton? A: her Southern ways; Q: What is the office dazzled by about Jo Bennett? A: two branch managers; Q: How many branch managers does Sabre have? A: Jim; Q: Who surrenders his role as manager when he learns about the no cap commission policy? A: a salesman; Q: What does Jo Bennett want Michael or Jim to go back to being? A: things; Q: What does Michael's knowledge of the no cap commission policy make difficult? A: Meanwhile, Andy's Valentine's Day plan; Q: What backfires when Andy accidentally gives the card he meant for Erin to Kelly? Summary: The office is eager to welcome Sabre CEO Jo Bennett to Scranton, and are dazzled by her Southern ways. When Jo finds out there are two branch managers, she says either Michael or Jim must go back to being a salesman. Jim surrenders his role as manager when he comes to know about the no cap commission policy, making Michael happy, but then Michael comes to know about it too, making things difficult. Meanwhile, Andy's Valentine's Day plan for Erin backfires when he accidentally gives the card he meant for her to Kelly.