Wrong! Ellen Li is the one who quotes Anchorman by saying, “I love lamp!” every time anybody tells her they love anything. “Give us the money, Lebowski!” is quoted by Kamal Ahsan in HR.

Nope! Randall’s go-to quote from The Big Lebowski is, “The Dude abides,” which he sets as his Facebook status at least three times a month. “Give us the money, Lebowski!” is quoted by Kamal Ahsan in HR.

Sorry! Robert is the one who likes to approximate a British accent and say, “It’s just a flesh wound!” from Monty Python And The Holy Grail. “Give us the money, Lebowski!” is quoted by Kamal Ahsan in HR.

Sorry, that’s incorrect. It’s an understandable mistake though, since Charles Washburn is the hilarious dude who constantly belts out, “I fucked a mermaid!” from “I’m On A Boat,” which is also by The Lonely Island. The guy quoting this line is actually Bradley Parker in HR.

Nope! Mark is the guy who habitually shouts, “Damn you, vile woman!” from Family Guy to express any time anything mildly frustrating happens to him. The guy quoting this line is actually Bradley Parker in HR.

Wrong! Gloria in tech is the coworker who says, “Suck it, Trebek!” from “Celebrity Jeopardy” on Saturday Night Live.

Nope, sorry. Clarence at the front desk is the one who ironically sings “America, Fuck Yeah!” from the movie Team America: World Police during any conversation about United States foreign policy.

Sorry, that’s incorrect! Don’t you remember? Laura the intern is the one who said she hates all comedy.

Wrong! This isn’t the worst guess, since Robert once told you that he only likes comedy that makes a political point, and this is a political joke, but Robert is much more prone to sarcastically say, “George W. Bush: Great president, or the GREATEST president?” from The Colbert Report.

Sorry, that’s incorrect! Asher Rosenfeld is the one who sometimes shouts, “Get in my belly!” which is Fat Bastard’s catchphrase in Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me. You’d think an adult man with a job that isn’t comedy would have trouble pulling off shouting, “Get in my belly!” about anything for any reason, but Asher kind of manages to pull it off.

Wrong! Owen’s go-to comedy quote is, “Respect my authoritah!” from South Park. He doesn’t get the Cartman voice exactly right, but the quote is still funny every time he says it.

Nope! Carl is actually the guy who likes to keep the office in stitches by doing the different chicken dances from Arrested Development and then shouting, “Has anyone in this family ever even seen a chicken?”

Nope! Emma Michaels is the one who habitually squawks, “What is this? A center for ants?” from Zoolander. It’s a classic line no matter who says it or how often they say it. The correct answer was that guy from the office upstairs who comes by sometimes to talk loudly with Michelle.

Wrong! Pete’s the guy who regularly says, “These go up to 11,” from This Is Spinal Tap. The correct answer was that guy from the office upstairs who comes by sometimes to talk loudly with Michelle.

Sorry, that’s incorrect! Allen is best known for saying, “I’m on a mission from God” from The Blues Brothers as he leaves the office every night.

Nope! While Phil Cutler is definitely shouting, “My wife!” in an attempt to make everyone in the break room laugh right now, it turns out that pretty much everyone is also doing that, so the correct answer is “All of the above.”

You’re close, but this is not that best answer! Nick is currently saying, “My wife!” in a really funny Borat voice—probably funnier that Sacha Baron Cohen’s Borat voice—but Phil in marketing and the entire HR department are also quoting this line right now, so the correct answer is “All of the above.”

Sorry, that’s not the best answer. The entire HR department is currently taking turns shouting, “My wife!” because it never gets any less funny, but Phil in marketing and Nick in sales are also shouting it.

Nope! Mandy from corporate’s go-to joke is shouting, “These pretzels are making me thirsty!” from Seinfeld every single time she eats pretzels. Or potato chips. The correct answer, by the way, was O’Doyle.

Sorry, but that’s incorrect. Kyle Masterson is famous for habitually shouting, “You’re my boy, Blue!” from Old School. The correct answer was O’Doyle.

Wrong! Elana’s best known for trying to pass off a slew of Mitch Hedberg one-liners as her own. It’s all right though, because she delivers the jokes so well that they’re basically funnier when she tells them, so in a way, she deserves credit for writing them. The correct answer, by the way, was O’Doyle.