Both seem to be horrid at table tennis and aren't even able to bop the balls over the net. Finally, Pam has enough and challenges Kelly to a match. When the match finally comes, Jim has improved, but every time Darryl scores a point, Kelly verbally assaults his and Pam's ego. Dwight reveals for the first time that he is a huge lifelong table tennis fan, and he reels off the names of immortals of the sport whom he idolizes. She gets Kevin and then Dwight as "sparring partners" for Jim, but Dwight easily defeats Jim. Kelly goes all trash talk on Pam, about how Pam's boyfriend "sucks" at ping pong, but Kelly calls it "talking smack." Pam gets ticked off and sets up a practice ping pong table in the conference room so she can get back at Kelly by way of Jim beating Darryl. Meanwhile, back at the warehouse, Darryl is wiping Jim out in a table tennis game while Pam and Kelly watch. He has also memorized Jan's answers and plans to throw in some "errs" and "ahhs" for the deposition to appear not so scripted. They rehearse Michael's testimony in the car, and he makes up absurd mnemonic devices so he won't forget what to say. Jan and Michael drive to the corporate office in New York City to do a deposition for Jan's lawsuit over her dismissal. Michael initially passes it up, but Ryan insists that customer service is the first priority and has Michael take the call, which requires Michael to do a surprise bit of improv. On one occasion, Ryan is visiting, and Pam brings the usual fake message. Michael demonstrates how he impresses people by having Pam give him fake messages telling him there's a call for him so he can say he'll call back later no matter how important the call or caller may be.
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