Ep 19. Garage Sale

In the seventh season of The Office, episode 19 entitled "Garage Sale," the employees of Dunder Mifflin are inspired by the idea of a community garage sale. The episode centers around Michael Scott's hesitation to part with a neon beer sign that he had been holding on to for years. Meanwhile, the other employees are busy preparing items to sell including Dwight Schrute's precious Princess Unicorn doll.

As the garage sale begins, the Dunder Mifflin employees are surprised to find out that the rival Utica branch has sent representatives to browse the merchandise. The tension between the two offices leads to a showdown over a piece of office equipment that both branches were interested in purchasing.

As the day progresses, Michael becomes more and more attached to his beer sign, leading to a hilarious series of events involving a failed attempt to hide the sign and a bidding war with a customer. In the end, Michael is forced to decide whether his attachment to the sign is worth losing a potential sale.

Meanwhile, the employees of Dunder Mifflin are dealing with their own personal issues. Andy Bernard is determined to sell his girlfriend's engagement ring, leading to some awkward conversations with his coworkers. Jim Halpert and Pam Beesly are struggling to find the perfect baby gift for their friends who are expecting a child, leading to a competition to see who can find the best present.

Throughout the episode, the characters navigate the stress of the garage sale while also learning valuable lessons about letting go of material possessions and the importance of giving to others. "Garage Sale" is a heartwarming and hilarious episode that showcases the best of The Office's ensemble cast and their ability to bring humor to even the most mundane situations.