So Oscar does go back and interrupt Kevin's meeting with Toby, sending the former to the snack machine with some cash. Of course when Kevin enters the break room, he finds Dwight yelling on the phone in his underwear. Meanwhile Oscar confesses to Toby that he gave him false numbers because he was mad at Kevin. "So you set him up," Toby says with his all-too-familiar mystery-smelling face on. Fortunately for Oscar, Toby would rather air his own lingering doubts about how he voted to convict the Scranton Strangler when he was on the jury. And it's not many circumstances under which this outcome would be considered more fortunate than others.

Nellie is asking "on the air" for Dwight's resignation, since he claimed earlier to be the one really in charge. From the break room (where Kevin is also down to his underwear as he enjoys his treat from the vending machine, because when in Rome), Dwight sputters that he's following orders and throws David Wallace under the fake bus.

Andy and Erin get to the marina and see the Bernard yacht, which Erin loves at first sight. "So this is how your family came to America," she says. It's kind of a nice moment, except a dock employee is there trying to rig the boat for departure, and he's a big rude jerkwad. Andy shows off his old job of raising the mainsail, and the rigger's rude some more, even slapping Andy's hand off the capstan repeatedly. Andy finally snaps at him, "Dammit, screw you, dad!" Whoa.

Later, Andy and Erin are having a sad little picnic belowdecks, which is just not doing it for him. "Erin says he never had to sail the boat to be a man, and she considers him the captain as long as they're here. Which he takes to heart and says to the rigger, "Hey, Charm School. I'm taking over from here." In fact, he's just decided on the spot to sail it to the Bahamas himself, screwing his deposit and paying for the supplies, and adding, 'How much for that cool fisherman's sweater?"