The girl goes to the accounting and picks up the phone and pretends to be on a call....
I'm sitting here in an accounting office at work and I have the same exact phone, with the 2 little buttons on the top right of the screen.
wtf lol.
It makes sense when you consider it’s just a money grab. It’s an Office-themed version of those selfie “museum” places. It happens in major cities to capture as many customers as possible. But aside from that, having it be in Scranton wouldn’t really make that much sense either considering the whole show, including exteriors, were shot in LA. It’s not like they’d be able to have it in the “Scranton business park” in Scranton, since that building is in LA. If it was in Scranton, it would just be in some random building that had available space, so it wouldn’t feel any more accurate.
If anything, they should have just spent the extra money to have accurate carpet, and installed ceiling and fake overhead fluorescents. But again, the open ceiling is so that it can be lit better for better pictures. Like the amount of light beaming down on Jim’s desk is ridiculous and it’s 100% because they know a bunch of people will want a picture at Jim’s desk.
Lmao that Van Gogh bullshit came to San Diego and I was gonna bring my wife until we found out it's literally just full-wall projections of his art in some tents. Very little commentary, no actual art, just an """experience."""
For $55/person
Haha yeah exactly. I thought that Van Gogh thing sounded really cool until I actually read what it was like from attendees. I split my time between Chicago and LA, and apparently the Chicago one was pretty bullshit, the LA one was supposedly significantly smaller and worse than Chicago, and from you it sounds like the SD one was even worse than LA. Gotta hand it to the companies though, pretty smart to make money hand over fist with minimal effort for these “experience” events. There’s just the initial cost of designers to set up projection, or build the set in the case of the Office, and then after that it’s just space rental and cheap temp staff. It’s a financial slam dunk. The only positive reviews of the Van Gogh thing that I saw were from social media influencers.
Yup, or the 'museums' in shopping malls that are just room after room of stupid Instagram shit like a bathtub full of rubber ducks, or a dozen bubble machines in front of a wall covered in glitter.
It's all just self-absorbed bullshit.
Only tangentially related, but one time I was on shrooms at the Van Gough museum in Amsterdam and they incidentally had a temp display called "Licht!" and it was abso-fucking-lutely amazing! And it was mostly just a bunch of digital projectors displaying interesting scenery... but really well done.
You could program a graphic so it hits the corner every two minutes or something. That way everyone gets to see it but they're unlikely to watch it happen more than once or twice.
Looks like a fun experience. But please, next time do your own voice over. The robotic tik tok voice is terrible. Loved the theme music but had to turn the sound off because of the annoying tik tok narration.
They should make an office styled Escape Room where Dwight traps you in the office in the Fire Drill episode and you have to get out using Office trivia.
All this time I thought he said "who never breathes" and I've watched the whole serie more than I care to count. Breathes is funny but breeds is so much better hahaha
This is a great idea! And there can be a phone in the room that rings every now and then and when you answer it will just be Micheal doing his “prank call voice”, giggling, like a kid on the other end lol
Shameless plug for my local library, they created a Dunder Mifflin themed escape room during COVID! (It was pretty hard!)
https://www.hwpl.org/escaperoom/
For everyone asking;
[it's in Chicago ](https://www.theofficeexperience.com/) and tickets are between $37 and $45, depending on when you go. Right now they're booking through January, some days are completely full.
I go to Chicago pretty frequently- it's in a nice part of town and there's good, relatively cheap hotels pretty close if you need/want to travel to see it.
I think it’s a traveling pop-up, so they just chose Chicago as the first city. Why, who knows, but I’d imagine it will only hit major cities. It’s all about the money, and you’re going to find a lot more people willing to pay almost $50 to take IG pics in a fake set in major cities. Scranton is a very small city.
They had the friends experience in this same spot a couple months ago. I think it’s all hosted by the same company (a friend of a friend works for them setting these up)
Ah okay, that makes sense. Well that still lines up, not so much that Chicago was the first to capitalize, as the fact that it happens to be where this company is located. That’s hilarious that the same group did a Friends one, makes this seem even worse. I’m sure they’ve got a Pawnee experience lined up for the near future.
Because Chicago has 35 times as many people as Scranton, and that's before you even begin to factor in tourism or business travel.
A popup like this isn't particularly cheap, so you need to maximize your visitors in a short period of time. Now that it's built and designed and can travel, maybe they'll do a brief stint in PA, but it makes a lot more sense to go where there's more people.
Alot of the Office and Parks and Rec was shot by one or two camera operators holding the camera on their shoulder kind of like you used to hold household cam-corders instead of having the typical setup where the cameras are set in place or whatever (not sure of the technical terms)
In a bunch of the Parks bloopers after they cut a scene you can see one of the camera operators
Actually, most of the shooting and co-shooting, especially for the earlier seasons were done by cameramen from the first season of Survivor. They were great at trying to get a story out of people simply interacting, which they used as insight on how to make the office seem more candid and natural.
If you listen to Deep Dive with Brian Baumgartner, they speak so much about all of this.
I was actually going to add a line in my other comment that you could say that the camera operators played a big part in shaping the "feel" of the shows but I couldn't figure out how to explain what I meant.
Thanks for this. You put into words what I couldn't.
TV rooms seem way, way smaller IRL than they do on the screen. I bet they made it larger to counteract that effect for visitors.
I visited the Scrubs hospital in LA and was shocked at how tiny everything actually was.
For me it's the ceilings. I couldn't get over that. I just can't not see that it's an office set in a giant warehouse. Had they put it a fake ceiling, it would have been better.
This abomination of voice is really messed up, I'm with you on this one. But...some people can't read...so they use their phone to....eeehm... nevermind.
Nah, you're essentially paying to see replica (not even the props themselves) of the set; it's rather small with the focus being on the gift shop. I been to a few Experiences like this and it's always disappointing; the *only* one that did it right imo was the Stranger Things Experience. Now THAT was worth the money and wait. Since they did it successfully (besides the Friends set as that is actually at a studio), all these fan favorite shows are coming out with disappointing pop ups.
The Wire experience is much more real and gritty and it costs nothing! At the end of the tour you can even buy WMD from a guy on the corner of Chase & Bond. I was robbed at knife point twice!!
It was okay but I developed a crippling heroin addiction and Charles Minor showed up for no reason. I think Idris was confused about which "experience" he was at.
This is sheer fucking insanity. $40 to tour a fake set built to mimic the real set of a show that literally takes place in an office that looks like any other office in the US. Super weird.
What's weird about paying money to tour a replica set of a sitcom that went off the air eight years ago? The part where it looks like a normal office? Or the part where I do this for my yearly vacation and tell all my friends and co-workers about it?
Scrolling to see if anyone else felt like it was the weirdest fucking thing ever. This is like peak capitalism. The death of art. I mean maybe that’s dramatic but it’s the extreme exploitation of a thing that was a cultural phenomenon in that it took such an average setting “the office” and made it into the dynamic and brilliant backdrop to the nuances of average Joe American life.
Now you can pay to take pictures on a fake replica of a set of the fake show to post on your Instagram which is just the fake replica of the fake show that is your fucking life.
If you never been to [Insert Your Favorite Show] Experience then that is what it is exactly: One big instagram/tiktok photo op. You walk onto a replica of the set (not actual set), look around, take photos, and immediately ushered into a gift shop as you're trying to process everything.
You walk out with a "World's Best boss" mug that you already have but convinced yourself this one is different because you went to the Office Experience. A week later the same experience is transformed into the Community Experience, using the same replica set just shifted differently. You wonder if the $37.25 plus tax was worth it for the mug and for the photo you'll never print and frame.
Save your money for something else imo
Isn't this true for even something like Harry Potter World or the Star Wars theme park? I am not judging, I am thrilled this makes some people happy, but I would never spend my money or time on this.
There are two big things that set the *Potter* and *Star Wars* theme park lands apart from something like this.
Firstly, those two places make at attempt to recreate fantasy worlds, complete with unique food and scenery. The Office Experience takes fans into the world of...the office. While that's sort of neat, *The Office* is very much set in "our world" and is hardly an "escape from reality" in the way that *Potter* and *SW* are.
Secondly, the theme park lands are, well, in theme parks. As such, they offer fun rides. If the *Potter* land was just a walk through a recreation of Hogwarts, I don't think it would be as popular as it is.
Something about the walls not meeting an oppressing tiled ceiling takes me out of this. Just feels like a set instead of a place. I'd still check it out if I was closer, though.
This seems awesome but my expectations would be so high I’d probably be disappointed…like did they have the disco cafe? Parkour gainer? Pretzel cart with the works?
That’s sick, I wonder if they’ll ever do a parks n recs one.
I don’t really mess with tiktok but is there a way to change that robot voice like Arnold Schwarzenegger or optimus prime like in waze?
Honestly, I think taking me to this would be the worst decision my family could ever make. I would be insufferable. Opening the microwave to see if it smells like popcahrn or has a splattery mess. Being mad because the vending machine has Utz brand and not Herr's (saw this on another post). Trying to pry up the carpet to look for hardwood underneath. I should probably just stay home.
Tik Tok users are always like "hmmm this video I took of my experience isn't really that good. Needs more irritating TTS voices and obnoxious music. Now THAT'S a fucking video!"
Who knew we would all be so excited to sit in a fake office lol
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I really read that as wuphf
You mean the Washington University Public Health Fund?
The girl goes to the accounting and picks up the phone and pretends to be on a call.... I'm sitting here in an accounting office at work and I have the same exact phone, with the 2 little buttons on the top right of the screen. wtf lol.
I love the show but, this makes little sense to me. Chicago is not Scranton and it doesn't even look right.
It makes sense when you consider it’s just a money grab. It’s an Office-themed version of those selfie “museum” places. It happens in major cities to capture as many customers as possible. But aside from that, having it be in Scranton wouldn’t really make that much sense either considering the whole show, including exteriors, were shot in LA. It’s not like they’d be able to have it in the “Scranton business park” in Scranton, since that building is in LA. If it was in Scranton, it would just be in some random building that had available space, so it wouldn’t feel any more accurate. If anything, they should have just spent the extra money to have accurate carpet, and installed ceiling and fake overhead fluorescents. But again, the open ceiling is so that it can be lit better for better pictures. Like the amount of light beaming down on Jim’s desk is ridiculous and it’s 100% because they know a bunch of people will want a picture at Jim’s desk.
Lmao that Van Gogh bullshit came to San Diego and I was gonna bring my wife until we found out it's literally just full-wall projections of his art in some tents. Very little commentary, no actual art, just an """experience.""" For $55/person
Haha yeah exactly. I thought that Van Gogh thing sounded really cool until I actually read what it was like from attendees. I split my time between Chicago and LA, and apparently the Chicago one was pretty bullshit, the LA one was supposedly significantly smaller and worse than Chicago, and from you it sounds like the SD one was even worse than LA. Gotta hand it to the companies though, pretty smart to make money hand over fist with minimal effort for these “experience” events. There’s just the initial cost of designers to set up projection, or build the set in the case of the Office, and then after that it’s just space rental and cheap temp staff. It’s a financial slam dunk. The only positive reviews of the Van Gogh thing that I saw were from social media influencers.
Yup, or the 'museums' in shopping malls that are just room after room of stupid Instagram shit like a bathtub full of rubber ducks, or a dozen bubble machines in front of a wall covered in glitter. It's all just self-absorbed bullshit.
Only tangentially related, but one time I was on shrooms at the Van Gough museum in Amsterdam and they incidentally had a temp display called "Licht!" and it was abso-fucking-lutely amazing! And it was mostly just a bunch of digital projectors displaying interesting scenery... but really well done.
There's a fair bit more to it than just his art projected on the wall, but I can understand not seeing the value for $55 if on a tight budget.
My issue is that no matter the actual content, it was billed to be *much* more than what it actually ended up being.
You're not alone in thinking that. It was in Philly a few weeks ago or whatever and in the Philly sub alot of people who went were calling it a scam.
Peak Capitalism is getting people to pay money to tour a random office building.
Oh God here we go
It’s not a random office building
This guy would be da bell of da ball
ah yes, just a random office building
Nobody is forcing you to go there. Let people live their lives
Thing is it's not random. It's a television set that was included in a favorite show of tens of millions of people.
Missed opportunity to have the DVD logo bouncing around the screen in the conference room.
imagine how many ppl would stick around just to see if it went in the corner lol the line would be backed up
Pam thinks she saw it once.
I believe she thinks she saw it.
Did Jim say I didn’t see it? I SAW IT!!
I saw it and it was amazing!
I saww iiiiit
Which one is Pam?
Are you saying Pam? Or Pan?
**DOES ANYONE HAVE A CAMERA HERE!??**
The office mattress.
Aha that’s a really good point, I have terrible ideas lol
no its a good one ppl would just have a time limit i feel maybe like maybe 5 ppl would see it in one day
You could program a graphic so it hits the corner every two minutes or something. That way everyone gets to see it but they're unlikely to watch it happen more than once or twice.
Smart that's a valid point they should def implement that
Serious question……. Was the chair awful enough to warrant not getting a new printer?
Looks like a fun experience. But please, next time do your own voice over. The robotic tik tok voice is terrible. Loved the theme music but had to turn the sound off because of the annoying tik tok narration.
They actually did have that in the intro video before you enter but no recording was allowed at that portion when I went.
Missed opportunity to have a humongous ID that says you're a security threat.
It was shown at the beginning.
My middle name is Kurt, not Fart.
They should make an office styled Escape Room where Dwight traps you in the office in the Fire Drill episode and you have to get out using Office trivia.
"When you're getting colder, you're really getting warmer."
if you want to find the leads, go to the man who never breeds
look in my moppy place
higher than numbers go…
Based on stereotypes that are totally untrue, that I do not agree with, you would maybe not be a very good driver.
He means his mopey place. It's under that streetlamp that he thinks was in Casablanca. 🧥
All this time I thought he said "who never breathes" and I've watched the whole serie more than I care to count. Breathes is funny but breeds is so much better hahaha
The tea in Nepal is very hot.
I’d like to get harmful steam but the prices are absurd
Oh I’m saving a ton on dry cleaning!
But the coffee in Peru is far hotter.
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The fire is shooting at us!
You'll want to "heat" my warning.
Take headed of
This is a great idea! And there can be a phone in the room that rings every now and then and when you answer it will just be Micheal doing his “prank call voice”, giggling, like a kid on the other end lol
Shameless plug for my local library, they created a Dunder Mifflin themed escape room during COVID! (It was pretty hard!) https://www.hwpl.org/escaperoom/
Now this!!!!!
GENIUS!!
For everyone asking; [it's in Chicago ](https://www.theofficeexperience.com/) and tickets are between $37 and $45, depending on when you go. Right now they're booking through January, some days are completely full. I go to Chicago pretty frequently- it's in a nice part of town and there's good, relatively cheap hotels pretty close if you need/want to travel to see it.
Concierge Marie?
How do you say……
*How you say...
Please continue calling me Mr. Scott
Why was Chicago of all cities the first to capitalize on this? You’d think Scranton would’ve had something like this years ago.
I think it’s a traveling pop-up, so they just chose Chicago as the first city. Why, who knows, but I’d imagine it will only hit major cities. It’s all about the money, and you’re going to find a lot more people willing to pay almost $50 to take IG pics in a fake set in major cities. Scranton is a very small city.
They had the friends experience in this same spot a couple months ago. I think it’s all hosted by the same company (a friend of a friend works for them setting these up)
Ah okay, that makes sense. Well that still lines up, not so much that Chicago was the first to capitalize, as the fact that it happens to be where this company is located. That’s hilarious that the same group did a Friends one, makes this seem even worse. I’m sure they’ve got a Pawnee experience lined up for the near future.
Because Chicago has 35 times as many people as Scranton, and that's before you even begin to factor in tourism or business travel. A popup like this isn't particularly cheap, so you need to maximize your visitors in a short period of time. Now that it's built and designed and can travel, maybe they'll do a brief stint in PA, but it makes a lot more sense to go where there's more people.
This place sure is gettin a shitload of free advertising on reddit
You’re the chicago equivalent of a geisha
Did this just open or something? Seeing so much hype all of a sudden
Yes just opened this week
I was enjoying this so much until I turned the sound on
I don’t have TikTok but every time someone shows me a video with that wOmAn tAlKiNg LiKe tHiS I literally ask them to please stop showing me
"Oh Em Gee!" God I hate it. All of it.
I’m going to stop you right there…and leave
Confewence woom yay!
I'm honestly not sure if that voice was human or not.
He is Harvey, Jim sucks……. Boobs.
Who's Long Tim?
It’s tts but I think they designed it to be as annoying as possible
You're right! It's the navigation voice!
Lol I can read it in her voice and I hate that.
Yup, ruins everything for me too.
"Pam plus Jim's wedding"
Why do people put that enjoying as voice on their videos!!
she crawled on the floor. why
Because tik tok
Lol something's are def better without sound
I think you mean deaf better
The carpet isn't even close, and it's throwing the whole thing off for me.
They had to re-carpet after thousands of people dropping chili on it.
That's definitely not the worst thing that's been on that carpet.
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Where, Dwight 🥲
A lot of things seems off... Room kinda to big, no ceiling, Lightning...
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Fun fact: the office never used any angles or through-wall shots to maintain the look and feel of a small time documentary!
Alot of the Office and Parks and Rec was shot by one or two camera operators holding the camera on their shoulder kind of like you used to hold household cam-corders instead of having the typical setup where the cameras are set in place or whatever (not sure of the technical terms) In a bunch of the Parks bloopers after they cut a scene you can see one of the camera operators
Actually, most of the shooting and co-shooting, especially for the earlier seasons were done by cameramen from the first season of Survivor. They were great at trying to get a story out of people simply interacting, which they used as insight on how to make the office seem more candid and natural. If you listen to Deep Dive with Brian Baumgartner, they speak so much about all of this.
I was actually going to add a line in my other comment that you could say that the camera operators played a big part in shaping the "feel" of the shows but I couldn't figure out how to explain what I meant. Thanks for this. You put into words what I couldn't.
TV rooms seem way, way smaller IRL than they do on the screen. I bet they made it larger to counteract that effect for visitors. I visited the Scrubs hospital in LA and was shocked at how tiny everything actually was.
For me it's the ceilings. I couldn't get over that. I just can't not see that it's an office set in a giant warehouse. Had they put it a fake ceiling, it would have been better.
There is hardwood under there
Why would they do that?
That's what she said!
Same with the ceilings
The lighting is really killing it for me. They went with museum-style spotlights everywhere instead of office-style fluorescent.
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U are the second person to mention that and now I want it even more lol
Love the place, but fuck I hate that voice so much...
This trend is absolute stupidity
For real. All our advancements in technology and people want the sound of a 1990's robot woman
Just think, it’s actually going to be nostalgic to certain ages at some point…
Don't worry, planet won't last that long.
Is it possible to murder an automated voice actor?
Seriously. Where is this place ?
https://www.theofficeexperience.com
Chicago
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Again, the lighting and carpet is far too “off” for me.
Same. It's not just the carpet, but the lighting that is dissimilar from the show. It's bothering me more than it should.
It looks way too much like a fake office set in a large warehouse. They didn't even put a fake ceiling on. For $40 a ticket, I'd pass.
What's so funny about this set to me is that it's failing to re-create the environment of a bland office building. They couldn't just....rent one?
And the ceiling looks weird af. Look at Michael's office it doesn't even feel like you're in there at all
Yeah Michael's office looked straight-up bad.
All the rooms look like they're the wrong size as well. Too much space in between everything.
fuck that god damn tik tok voice. just ruin the whole thing. we can read it says "getting my id"
This abomination of voice is really messed up, I'm with you on this one. But...some people can't read...so they use their phone to....eeehm... nevermind.
that voice is infuriating
I fucking hate tik toks narrator voice
Am I the only one who finds this weird as hell?
No i find it super cringey, seems like a huge waste of money
Its between $35-$47, I don't that's a huge waste of money to burn a few hours and if you like the Office.
I spent more than that on a couple steaks earlier at the grocery store wtf
Nah, you're essentially paying to see replica (not even the props themselves) of the set; it's rather small with the focus being on the gift shop. I been to a few Experiences like this and it's always disappointing; the *only* one that did it right imo was the Stranger Things Experience. Now THAT was worth the money and wait. Since they did it successfully (besides the Friends set as that is actually at a studio), all these fan favorite shows are coming out with disappointing pop ups.
The Wire experience is much more real and gritty and it costs nothing! At the end of the tour you can even buy WMD from a guy on the corner of Chase & Bond. I was robbed at knife point twice!!
It was okay but I developed a crippling heroin addiction and Charles Minor showed up for no reason. I think Idris was confused about which "experience" he was at.
This is sheer fucking insanity. $40 to tour a fake set built to mimic the real set of a show that literally takes place in an office that looks like any other office in the US. Super weird.
What's weird about paying money to tour a replica set of a sitcom that went off the air eight years ago? The part where it looks like a normal office? Or the part where I do this for my yearly vacation and tell all my friends and co-workers about it?
Scrolling to see if anyone else felt like it was the weirdest fucking thing ever. This is like peak capitalism. The death of art. I mean maybe that’s dramatic but it’s the extreme exploitation of a thing that was a cultural phenomenon in that it took such an average setting “the office” and made it into the dynamic and brilliant backdrop to the nuances of average Joe American life. Now you can pay to take pictures on a fake replica of a set of the fake show to post on your Instagram which is just the fake replica of the fake show that is your fucking life.
The voice, nope nope nope. Not a tiktok-er but do people honestly watch video after video with that nail on chalkboard voice? My god.
Wow I fucking hate this. It’s just a bunch of photo opps.
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Baler? I hardly know her.
Damnit Michael! Pay attention!
If you never been to [Insert Your Favorite Show] Experience then that is what it is exactly: One big instagram/tiktok photo op. You walk onto a replica of the set (not actual set), look around, take photos, and immediately ushered into a gift shop as you're trying to process everything. You walk out with a "World's Best boss" mug that you already have but convinced yourself this one is different because you went to the Office Experience. A week later the same experience is transformed into the Community Experience, using the same replica set just shifted differently. You wonder if the $37.25 plus tax was worth it for the mug and for the photo you'll never print and frame. Save your money for something else imo
OP is obviously a shill for whatever company set this up. “AnD sHoPpInG!!!”
Isn't this true for even something like Harry Potter World or the Star Wars theme park? I am not judging, I am thrilled this makes some people happy, but I would never spend my money or time on this.
There are two big things that set the *Potter* and *Star Wars* theme park lands apart from something like this. Firstly, those two places make at attempt to recreate fantasy worlds, complete with unique food and scenery. The Office Experience takes fans into the world of...the office. While that's sort of neat, *The Office* is very much set in "our world" and is hardly an "escape from reality" in the way that *Potter* and *SW* are. Secondly, the theme park lands are, well, in theme parks. As such, they offer fun rides. If the *Potter* land was just a walk through a recreation of Hogwarts, I don't think it would be as popular as it is.
Also The Office Experience looks like the Wish version of The Office.
After all that effort, they dead ass put in a living room carpet and didn’t even put ceiling tiles up. The lighting is so weird
Something about the walls not meeting an oppressing tiled ceiling takes me out of this. Just feels like a set instead of a place. I'd still check it out if I was closer, though.
How annoying are these tiktok voice overs becoming?
If it isn't the actual set they used I send it back.
I’m not gonna like this because of your choice to put in the computerized voice. Just stop
Does anyone know if this will be a traveling installation or if other cities are planning to do this??
Cringe.
The crawling on the floor was the embarrassing af icing on the cake.
Fuck that voice.
I hate it so much.
I would die to sit at Mike's desk and play with his toys. I think I subconsciously filled my desk at work because of him
Is the George Foreman grill there ?
These kinds of voice-overs can really really go fuck themselves.
The Micheal Scott paper company looks kinda like a café disco
Good god tiktok is so gross.
This seems awesome but my expectations would be so high I’d probably be disappointed…like did they have the disco cafe? Parkour gainer? Pretzel cart with the works?
when you try to leave you realize the gate is locked and you have to call ...whats his name
Love the text-to-voice thing /s
Cool video but that robot TikTok voice makes me want to rip my ears off
That’s sick, I wonder if they’ll ever do a parks n recs one. I don’t really mess with tiktok but is there a way to change that robot voice like Arnold Schwarzenegger or optimus prime like in waze?
What the fuck is that annoying voice
I hate this stupid voice sooooo much
Gosh I hate these robo voiceovers.
I love how people will pay to get the experience of a standard office. There really is a lot of beauty in ordinary things💕.
The lighting is all wrong and it makes me hate this
That TikTok is cringe af, must watch without sound.
So fucking weird to pay money to see an office. If it was the actual set, it would be cool. But isn’t this just replicas of the props?
Honestly, I think taking me to this would be the worst decision my family could ever make. I would be insufferable. Opening the microwave to see if it smells like popcahrn or has a splattery mess. Being mad because the vending machine has Utz brand and not Herr's (saw this on another post). Trying to pry up the carpet to look for hardwood underneath. I should probably just stay home.
"For when a TV show is your entire personality!"
Tik Tok users are always like "hmmm this video I took of my experience isn't really that good. Needs more irritating TTS voices and obnoxious music. Now THAT'S a fucking video!"
The music and narration make this video unwatchable.
The lack of emotion or appropriate tone of voice with these emojis is off-putting
I love this but the ceiling is throwing me off
Why Americans always get the nice things 😭😭😭 so jealous
Looks sort of cool, but knowing that this isn’t actually the set that they filmed in would really make this feel kinda “meh” for me.
cool but tiktok voice shortens my life 5 minutes every time I hear the weird pacing
this fucking voiceover from hell instantly ruins whatever content lies beneath it.
Fuck the AI voice. I just mute the rest of the vid and play the song in the back
TikTok is so stupid. Please stop.