"It's an irrelevant question. They are not really dating. If there was genuine affection between them I would know about it. The Schrutes have an instinct for these things, and my Schrute sense says there's nothing romantic between them. It's kind of sad really, how far they'll go for a joke that's not even funny."

"I have to admit I envy Pam's ability to attract all the hot guys. She does it without even trying – how fair is that? I mean Roy was definitely a looker, and now she's got Jim? It doesn't seem fair really. There are so few good looking, available guys in Scranton. Pam really should share. "

"Mixing work and personal life is always a bad, bad idea. But as long as I don't have to witness any kissing or listen to any of the details, then it's not my business, is it? However, if those two ever end up getting married, I've already got a toaster with their names on it."

“I was completely fooled. It's pretty clear that Big Tuna worked his way up the corporate ladder via the bedroom. First he was with Karen, but when he realized she couldn't get him where he wanted to go, he dumped her for Pam. Pam needs to know the truth. It's appalling how he uses people.”

"Oh, I already knew about it. Sometimes I stay overnight at the office, and you hear things. You see things. It's not a combination I'd have believed without proof. That blonde chick likes to pretend she's entirely too uptight, and he's always been a little strange. A tiger in bed though. A blonde tiger." 

“I'd have to say they haven't always acted appropriately in the past. A good man was hurt because of their indiscretions. However, Pam has proven to be a kind, if misguided, person, so I do wish her well. I still think she could have made a better choice, though. Someone stronger, with more respectable qualities.”

“I think we know how crucial I was in bringing those two together. For a start, I hired Pam. Who knows who Jim would have fallen for if I hadn't had the wisdom to hire the right woman? He might be dating a sixty-four year old grandmother right now if it wasn't for me.”

“This is what's passing for gossip now? I mean, who's surprised? Even when Roy was around, they were always together. I didn't even know he'd been dating Karen until Pam said it at the beach. I'm just looking forward to Michael making embarrassing comments about them and taking the focus off the rest of us.”

“It's really long past due, don't you think? Jim's been in love with her for such a long time, it really broke my heart. Not that she didn't clearly feel the same way. I could see that even if she couldn't. But sometimes you just have to sit back and let things work themselves out.”

“I'm not saying I should get all the credit, but Jim did ask me to make a comparison list between Pam and Karen. It took all day, but in the end I gave the advantage to Pam. She does have bigger breasts, you know. I think Jim's going to be very happy with his decision.”

“I always thought those two made an adorably cute couple. I told Ryan a million times I didn't know why they weren't together. Of course, why I ever bothered telling Ryan anything is beyond me since he's such a complete and total asshole. I hope he hates it in New York. Really, really hates it.”

“I'm pretty leery of office romances. If it fails, it's not easy to be reminded every day of what wasn't meant to be. But they've known each other a while now, and Jim's a nice guy. He'll be good to her. They do seem happy, I guess. And they have filled out the proper paperwork.”