You're right, my mistake. Let me try again.

In the episode "Dunder Mifflin Infinity", Michael and Dwight battle to out-sell their company's new website. Despite their efforts, they prove unsuccessful. This leaves Michael despondent that the world is moving away from human salesmen to computers. In the scene you are describing, Michael's GPS mistakenly instructs him to take a turn which would drive him into a lake. Dwight shouts at him to stop, noting that the machine's instruction is clearly wrong, as the lake is directly ahead.

Had Michael heeded Dwight and simply hit the brakes, he could have avoided driving in a lake. He doesn't do this, however, because he uses the GPS's mistake as an opportunity to prove to the audience that machines are not infallible and that human workers still have value.
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