And he sat at my desk. And that's hard. Come on. Flying into the glass doors. It's just a bird." Jim: Really? Karen: Yeah, all day. Michael: That that bird was dead? Michael: You are not leaving. My old boss Ed Truck has died. Pam: The news that you just announced? See you in a minute. Today at 4 p.m. we will be meeting in the parking lot to have a funeral service for this bird. We're just trying to get these chips for Karen. [SCENE_BREAK]
Michael: That is just not the way a Dunder Mifflin manager should go, I'm sorry.
Plan: A: Michael; Q: Who learns that Ed Truck has died? A: Ed Truck; Q: Who is Michael's former boss? A: the news; Q: What does Michael's employees not seem to be shaken by? A: his own mortality; Q: What does Michael begin to ponder after learning of Ed Truck's death? A: a bird; Q: What creature was killed by flying into a window? A: a funeral; Q: What does Michael decide to do for the bird that was killed? A: Dunder Mifflin Stamford; Q: Where do Jim and Karen go in search of Karen's favorite potato chips? A: a quest; Q: What do Jim and Karen embark on to find Karen's favorite potato chips? Summary: Michael learns that his former boss Ed Truck has died. Seeing that his employees are not shaken by the news, Michael begins to ponder his own mortality. While mourning, Michael learns that a bird was killed by flying into a window earlier that morning, and he decides to have a funeral for the bird later that day. Meanwhile, at Dunder Mifflin Stamford, Jim and Karen embark on a quest for Karen's favorite potato chips.