### Comment:
Dunder Mifflin's size always confused me. They were portrayed early on as quite small (always getting beaten on sales by the 'big boys' like Staples and OfficeMax), but then they kept growing to fill in storylines (corporate in NY, multiple branches, publically traded, that big shareholder meeting, etc, etc). The story got worse by the end of the show, but at least the Sabre-buyout provided a better justification for the various corporate levels.

### REPLY:
I somehow forgot about the shareholder meeting. The company size seems to fluctuate with the storylines requirements, which isn’t really too surprising for a sitcom. 
  
 Arrested development does the same thing to a more extreme degree, with friends of the family buying 51% stakes and yet the company is shown on “Mad Money”. 
  


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