And smart. David: Sure. Down Jenkins. I kissed Jim. Jan: Shut up. Jim: Wallace? Karen: And it didn't end well. Michael: Come on, let's go back to the party. Michael: I want the house, Jan. Michael: Ok.
Dwight: Talk to you later, Jan.
Michael: Alright. Pam: Ok, well, we're going to a bar. Pam: This is over. Roy: I'm gonna kill Jim Halpert. Roy: That's awesome. [SCENE_BREAK]
Dwight: Oh, you know that line on the top of the shrimp? [SCENE_BREAK]
Dwight: The chimney is in decent shape. [SCENE_BREAK]
Jim: You stay here and have fun, because I'm going to go out back and shoot hoops with David Wallace. [SCENE_BREAK]
Roy: Are they going to call the cops?
Plan: A: The Dunder Mifflin CFO David Wallace; Q: Who holds a cocktail party at his house? A: Michael; Q: Who does Jan try to have sex with in the bathroom? A: Karen and Dwight; Q: Who assesses the structural soundness of the house? A: Michael's antics; Q: What annoys Jan about Michael and Karen's coming out? A: Pam; Q: Who reveals to Roy that Jim kissed her at the casino night? A: his brother; Q: Who helps Roy trash the bar? Summary: The Dunder Mifflin CFO David Wallace holds a cocktail party at his house, which Jan, Michael, Jim, Karen and Dwight attend. Michael's antics around their "coming out" appear to annoy Jan, but she later attempts to have sex with him in a bathroom. Michael feels uncomfortable and turns her down, angering her. Meanwhile Dwight assesses the structural soundness of the house. Jim and David Wallace bond over shooting hoops when they see Dwight on the chimney. While at a bar, Pam reveals to Roy that Jim kissed her at the casino night. Roy is infuriated and proceeds to trash the bar, assisted by his brother. Pam immediately breaks up with Roy, who then declares that he's going to 'kill' Jim.