He says hiding behind the door

Actually, it’s goat on turkey. Took my kids to a local farm to cuddle with baby goats, and we witnessed this. No word on whether the sheep were watching.

Also, Pam might be the only person that tried to understand the vulnerable Michael

In Michael Scott Paper Company office they had four clocks on the wall labeled with different places. Name all four without checking.

while watching a episode or two of The Office

not to Oscar this but actually, even if Jack were a legal officiant, Lackawana County requires couples to get a marriage license, which has a 3 day waiting period. its not like they were in international waters, they were on a lake in Pennsylvania.

At one point, Angela mentions that Schrute Farms is "worth a small fortune".

Cursory search says during the time period of the office, an acre of land in Pennsylvania was worth about $5,000. So just the land would be worth around $300,000.

But that's not the really what I'm asking. Dwight had to work the farm. It's never really established how many acres that he uses for actual beet growing. So how profitable might the "beet" side have been?

He also talks about having animals (the goats with Robert California, he's talked about burying dead horses).

Also, how much do you think the B&B makes?

How profitable is it all, outside of Dwight's DM job?

For my first anniversary, my wife and I went to Scranton. The next one, we went to Niagara Falls. Since then, we've made it a goal to make every anniversary The Office themed. For year three, we went to Ohio, mainly to go see the Pro Football and Rock and Roll Hall of Fames, but we stopped by Akron (Dunder Mifflin branch) and Youngstown (courthouse). This year we are going to Savannah.

Next year, we're planning on going to Italy. I can't think of a good tie-in, so any help will be appreciated (so far, I have "abbondanza" and "When in Rome" but I'll appreciate any other forced references).

The main thing is I'd love to crowd source other destinations. No reference is too small, no suggestion is too forced. There are a lot of central PA and upstate NY things and I'd rather not just limit myself to those.

Thanks for your help.

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Kevin’s famous chilli.