In times of great uncertainty, it's only natural to wonder what Dwight from The Office would have advised you to do.
Thankfully, actor Rainn Wilson, who last played the assistant regional manager at Dunder Mifflin seven years ago, has some pretty good insight into Dwight's psyche. In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Wilson admitted that Dwight probably would have been a huge fan of Netflix's Tiger King (and potentially have opened an exotic animal zoo of his own) as well as have "confused the coronavirus with the zombie apocalypse."
As such, "Dwight's advice" for what you should do with all your time in quarantine "would all be about working on your self-defense," Wilson explained. He worryingly added that were Dwight around for the pandemic today, "I think there'd be a lot of guns involved."
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