Dwight has sided with the enemy - Charles. He set Michael up to meet with not only him but also with Charles. Charles warns Michael, telling him to leave Dunder Mifflin alone and their salesman Dwight. He doesn't want Michael asking Dwight for any information any longer.
Dwight strips to prove he does not have a recorder on him. He lifts up his top and unbelts his pants. Dwight tells Michael he wants to take his team out to eat. While Michael's team is at the restaurant Dwight goes into their office and robs them. He also puts a fish in the ceiling.
The team comes back and is shocked to see that they have been robbed. Michael answers the phone and Dwight informs them he was the one who sabotaged them. Dwight has all their notes and important client info now.
Michael calls Dwight and says he is going to take his biggest client. While Michael is in the meeting with the client, he leaves the phone on for Dwight to hear. Dwight runs out and interrupts the meeting. Mr. Schoeburg asks them both to email their best offers.
Dwight uses Michael Scott Paper Company's notes to strike up a conversation with Schoeburg. He doesn't know that the colours that are written on the notes are Michael's own notes for himself. Green and orange for example help him to remember how to go about conversations - whether to continue, to not, etc.
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