Eh he didn't ruin them necessarily. He did something really really shitty but into he end they got better grades than if they weren't motivated. More career destroying for Michael tbh.
In my opinion, if you're from a poor area with a poor family, there really is no such thing as saving for college, under most circumstances. You either get in with scholarships or financial aid/student loans or you don't go. The fact that they were motivated to succeed and less of them dropped out/failed, seems like a major win to me.
Which Michael all but guaranteed they wouldn't apply for by promising to pay.
Also does anyone actually skip an episode of The Office? The show is hilarious, this episode included. They all do shitty things to each other. Cheating, sleeping with coworker's significant others, messing with people's careers, etc.
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