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Just throwing this out there because it's always better to be pre-pre-prepared. The recap episode today is Customer Loyalty and that's really the start of the whole tension between Jim and Pam storyline. I know that's a pretty controversial topic with fans of the show. Which is fine of course, because the whole point of this subreddit is to discuss the podcast and the episodes they're covering. But just keep in mind that it's a TV show and there's no need to attack people with the north over it. Thanks everyone!
If we were in a prefect world, sure. She made a mistake. Idk about you but I donât treat my husband like shit for making mistakes and especially so for making mistakes that wouldnât have been necessary without my own doing. And again, he was clearly transferring his frustration with missing the event onto her. Not cool. He chose to prioritize his career there and needed to own the risks that came with that choice.
I mean this was 2013 when smart phones werenât as common, I was constantly having to help my otherwise competent adult relatives do simple functions on their phones at that time. And yeah sometimes you do need to let your partner vent, but I find it difficult to fault Pam for not gritting and bearing it when he was taking out his frustrations on her. Itâs hard to sympathize the Jimâs plight when you see what sheâs struggling with and that she was going out of her way to try and not stress him out, for example not asking for help during the lice episode even though she clearly needed it. She was shouldering a lot at the time and not taking it out on him and he was so uninvolved at that point that he didnât even realize it.
Banter and bitchiness are different lol
He literally started it and doubled down when she told him to chill, literally the opposite of what you are implying. So no his reaction was not warranted lol.
Literally no she didnât lol just rewatched the episode and if you call that bitchy then weâre gonna have to agree to disagree here. All Iâm advocating here is personal responsibility and being a respectful partner, two things Jim faltered with during this episode in particular. As a whole he was a decent guy in the show, but dude SUCKED here.
Her tone was literally banter. Just because she fucked up doesnât retroactively change her intent lol. Meanwhile his tone in the later phone call was deliberate and out of line. Again, idk how people like you can advocate for speaking to your partner that way over self-induced problems but Jim was an ass there. Hence his later apology and choice to be a more present father.
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People make mistakes all the time, sure. But he was clearly taking out his frustration more-so at missing the event in person than not seeing the video, and thatâs not cool either. He canât really throw his âsacrificesâ in her face when they were his choices to make. He wanted to prioritize his career there and that comes with missing things, and itâs not right to take that out on your wife for being human and making a mistake, especially one that wouldâve been avoided if he had been present. He made his choice and, sure, he was disappointed, but he was an ass for how he acted.