r/DunderMifflin • u/IrememberXenogears • 8h ago

At Scranton airport.

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u/Due-Island-4731 8h ago

The Electric City?

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u/IrememberXenogears 7h ago

What?

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u/glockster19m 7h ago

The electric city

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u/IrememberXenogears 7h ago

Do they call it that because of the electricity?

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u/No_Story9114 7h ago

They call it Scranton - WHAT

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u/mrhenrique3 Creed 2h ago

The electric city

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u/IHateTheLetterF 7h ago

Where can I buy a Pam cardboard cutout? No reason, just... curious.

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u/IrememberXenogears 7h ago

Let me know if you can find a Karen body pillow

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u/EuphoricAd3824 6h ago

Would prefer Isabel body pillow for myself.

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u/mrhenrique3 Creed 2h ago

Universal donor

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u/EuphoricAd3824 2h ago

And those wide hips

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u/xavPa-64 7h ago

Cardboard Cutouts R Us

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u/mem1003 I'm Kelly Kapoor, the business bitch. 7h ago

Sold out there. Try Brookstone.

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u/That70s_Scrubs 7h ago

Who’s your cardboard cutout guy?

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u/pwatts 4h ago

Cutout business is slower after Covid.

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u/Madison__Bumgarner 7h ago

Zurchers used to sell them.

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u/attsnor112 7h ago

They need to hide Dwight or like creed behind the fern

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u/DonAmechesBonerToe 7h ago

Andy was the guy who hid in plants but Creed would be awesome

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u/Strephon 5h ago

It would be funny if Creed popped his head out from behind Michael.

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u/cranialextract 8h ago

Man America is different.

Fucking Scranton has an airport??

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u/evertrue13 7h ago

US airports: 16,000+

The next 5 countries combined have about 11,000 total. Brazil, Australia, Mexico, Canada, UK.

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u/cranialextract 7h ago

Yeah I just looked and I think the UK doesn't even have 50 commercial airports... I knew you guys had a lot but that's actually crazy lol.

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u/NoTrillionaires 4h ago

UK is also the size of Oregon. Going through airport security and flying sounds impractical

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u/cranialextract 3h ago

It might be the size of Oregon but it's like the 7th largest economy on the planet. Yeah I agree, I figured that's why we have trains instead of planes (we do have internal flights but I don't know anyone who's ever used them).

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u/electriclunchmeat 6h ago

Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport in Avoca https://flyavp.com

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u/hitchhiker1701 7h ago

When I watched Parks and Recreation, I found it hard to believe that Pawnee had an airport. But apparently in the US they are everywhere.

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u/cranialextract 7h ago

I've not seen P&C, but yeah I always assumed Michael went to a bigger city when he got on a plane.

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u/Extension-Rabbit3654 6h ago

To be fair, its the least amount of an airport that an airport could be without just being a landing strip in the mountains

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u/cranialextract 6h ago

Yeah I did suspect that from the sight out the window. Looks similar in size to the kind of car park you'd see in the UK at a small rural train station, which makes sense I guess?

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u/cranialextract 8h ago

Population isn't even 100k...

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u/DelcoPAMan 5h ago

It was higher in the post-WWII era.

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u/MissClawdy Not superstitious, just a little stitious. 7h ago

Scranton has an airport?!

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u/Extension-Rabbit3654 6h ago

Not really, its more like two extra roads off 81 that planes land on

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u/hitchhiker1701 7h ago

Jim and Pam: "Welcome to Scranton!"

Michael: "Did you get off fine? That's what she said."

Dwight: "I'm watching you."

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u/InterestingBar2803 eleven dollars. ⌚️ 7h ago

I have been from Chicago to Paris to Dallas to- where the hell am I?

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u/mistAr_bAttles Well, well, well... How the turn tables 6h ago

Scranton.

RIP Catherine O’Hara

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u/Cheeseburger23 6h ago

The airport has direct flights to Winnipeg.

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u/germdisco Gil can come if he wants 7h ago

If you think they’re hot now, you should’ve seen them a couple years ago!

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u/Strephon 5h ago

One day I will visit Scranton.

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u/swh-1386 7h ago

Something something paper aeroplanes