Angela. Cafe Disco! Call Bob. I actually dance all the time. I come in here to release frustration. Jim and Pam! Michael: It's a daytime disco on the ground floor of and industrial office building. No cleaning up! Not even close. Phyllis: An hour? Phyllis: Tell him I'm going dancing downstairs in the storage closet between the bathrooms that used to be a utility shower and he should join me there. To meet. [SCENE_BREAK]
Andy: I'm not sure, but I'm pretty sure I'm in a dance off. [SCENE_BREAK]
Kelly: Cafe Disco? they were wrong.
Plan: A: Charles; Q: Who instilled focus in the staff? A: Michael; Q: Who opens a cafe-disco in the office to release stress? A: the downstairs office; Q: Where does Michael open a cafe-disco? A: Angela; Q: Who is the only staff member who initially resists the cafe-disco? A: Andy; Q: Who does Kelly bond with in a dance-off? A: Pam; Q: Who and Jim plan to elope but later reconsider? A: Phyllis; Q: Who suspects Bob will have an affair? A: her suspicions; Q: What does Phyllis drop when she realizes it would be absurd to say it out loud? A: a hit; Q: What does the cafe-disco end up being? Summary: To break the staff of the focus Charles instilled in them, Michael opens a cafe-disco in the downstairs office to release stress. While initially resistant, all the staff (even Angela) join as Kelly and Andy bond in a dance-off. Pam and Jim plan to elope but later reconsider. Phyllis suspects Bob will have an affair, but drops her suspicions as they sound absurd saying them aloud. Cafe disco ends up being a hit.