We're all excited to go home and see our families and our dogs again. But the first thing that comes to most peoples' minds when hearing the sound of that beautiful holiday said aloud is that plump turkey, those buttery mashed potatoes, the fluffy stuffing. It's a great thing to realize we're all blessed and express those blessings aloud, but we're all suckers for a great Thanksgiving meal, and who better to express this love of food than Michael Scott?

When the turkey comes out of the oven.

Is there any greater excitement than a giant, fresh turkey being brought straight to you? I would say the one exception is Christmas morning. That may be the one thing that trumps food.

When you look around for a seat at the table and realize the only open space is at the kids' table.

Really, Mom? I drove all the way home from college by myself where I live in an apartment and make myself go to class everyday and have a job? This is a disgrace.

When the uncle you see twice a year starts talking to you.

Is there anything more awkward than trying to avoid people at all costs in order to scour some appetizers before the turkey comes out?

When every single family members asks you if you have a boyfriend/girlfriend... again.

Seriously. Just give me my mashed potatoes. They're the only thing that loves me.

When your mom is talking about your grades from all the way across the room.

No, really, Mom, is this necessary?

When your mom says there's not enough leftovers for you to take back to school with you.

But really what am I supposed to eat when I get back? Microwave meals just don't cut it anymore.

When you take the last roll and your five-year-old cousin asks why.

Don't mess with me, little one. I am also in college and have a job and have to buy my own groceries.

But lastly, when you realize the most important thing about this holiday.

Nothing better than seeing your family, taking a break from classes and exams, and eating some delectable pumpkin pie for dessert.