Michael Scott as Prison Mike (Image via NBC) The Office season 3, episode 2Few shows have portrayed life better than The Office. Since the show was a near-slapstick mockumentary, it managed to portray work life, and life in general, with utmost sincerity. Despite doing so, it still manages to get the laughs through its witty scripts and an inherent awkwardness.Most of these laughs are attributed to the legendary Michael Scott, played by Steve Carell, who even won a Golden Globe for his portrayal of the lovable and super-naive boss of the Scranton branch of Dunder Mifflin. Yes, he was funny and awkward, sometimes stupid too, but there were times you could totally relate to him.Michael Gary Scott@TobyHaterDrugs destroy careers. Take Cheech and Chong. Everyone knows they're funny. But imagine how funny they'd be if they didn't smoke pot.3:01 AM · Oct 30, 20201142105Drugs destroy careers. Take Cheech and Chong. Everyone knows they're funny. But imagine how funny they'd be if they didn't smoke pot.Here are five moments from The Office when Michael Scott was spot-on relatable.Top five relatable Michael Scott quotes from The Office.These are five great The Office quotes from Michael Scott, in deeply relatable times.5) "And I knew exactly what to do. But in a much more real sense, I had no idea what to do." - Season 5, episode 15In Stress Relief, Michael was at an absolute loss of direction after Stanley's heart attack. This is a situation we often find ourselves in, not Stanley's heart attack, of course. Michael's quote sums up a very relatable situation perfectly, when you would perhaps like to know what to do, but in reality, you don't. This was also one of the funniest episodes of all time.4) "I’m not superstitious, but I am a little ‘stitious." - Season 4, episode 2Well, what can we say to this? The master of comedy Steve Carell, yet again, delivered a hilarious line that makes perfect sense. Often you'd have felt like following some superstition, but your inner logical self denied it. Now when that little shred of doubt is present, you know the word for it. You're just a little 'stitious.3) "I love inside jokes. I’d love to be a part of one someday." - Season 3, episode 2Ah, the insatiable desire to fit in. This is something everyone must have felt at least once in their lives, if not in this exact manner. Michael's desire to be included in the lives and discussions of people who are "cooler," can really be felt by everyone watching this episode.2) "Any man who says he totally understands women is a fool. Because they are un-understandable." - Season 3, episode 22The Office season 3 episode 22 (Image via NBC)Well, let's say Michael Scott did not have the greatest of love lives till the very end. He faced a major problem, which most men can relate to as well: the un-understandable-ity of women. Michael had various troubles communicating the right way, especially with women. This episode just showed a glimpse of it.1) "I am running away from my responsibilities. And it feels good." - Season 4, episode 8Despite how we may mask it, running from our responsibilities would feel pretty good. Michael's immortal quote moments after his bankruptcy was one of the most relatable quotes from The Office. At this point, all viewers could relate to Michael Scott, who was at his rock-bottom. If only we could run from all our responsibilities.What is your favorite Michael Scott moment from The Office? Let us know in the comments.