"Scranton Area Paper Company, Dunder Mifflin, apologizes to valued client. Alert the media, and then you control the story. Andy: Are you a student here? Andy: Who, Karen? Apparently, a disgruntled employee at the paper mill decided that it would be funny to put an obscene watermark on our 24 pound cream butter stock. Cartoon characters having s*x? I... gotta go to Spanish. In person. Jim: Probably another high-school student. Not to the good workers I work with, not to my clients, and especially not to me. Out please! Throw in a concussion grenade. [SCENE_BREAK]
Michael: We have a lot of angry customers out there.
Plan: A: Paper; Q: What was sent out with an obscene cartoon watermark? A: Dunder Mifflin Scranton; Q: What is the name of the branch of Dunder Mifflin that the show is set in? A: an obscene cartoon watermark; Q: What was on the paper? A: damage control; Q: What does the business go into? A: service; Q: What do the accountants attempt to provide for angry customers? A: Michael; Q: Who contacts the media? A: the media; Q: Who does Michael contact in an attempt to avoid scandal? A: a local high school; Q: Where did Jim and Andy go to apologize? A: the principal; Q: Who did Jim and Andy apologize to? A: Andy's girlfriend; Q: Who do Jim and Andy bump into at the high school? A: a student; Q: What is Andy's girlfriend? Summary: Paper from Dunder Mifflin Scranton with an obscene cartoon watermark left by a disgruntled paper-mill ex-employee are accidentally sent out, throwing the business into damage control. The accountants attempt to provide service for angry customers, while Michael contacts the media in a misguided attempt to avoid scandal. Meanwhile, Jim and Andy go to a local high school to apologize personally to the principal, and they bump into Andy's girlfriend, who turns out to be a student there.