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The Jamaican grandma thing was a lie Nancy told Peggy.
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** Dale exemplifies this. Amusingly, the [[ChocolateBaby most obvious deception]] in his life is right in front of him, the fact that Joseph isn't biologically his, and he brushes it off as having a Jamaican grandmother whose dark skin and features skipped him and ended up with his alleged son.
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** Dale exemplifies this. Amusingly, the [[ChocolateBaby most obvious deception]] in his life is right in front of him, the fact that Joseph isn't biologically his, and he brushes it off as having a Jamaican grandmother whose dark skin and features skipped him and ended up with his alleged son.him.
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* ButNotTooWhite: He has a Jamaican grandmother (whose skin color is dark), and assuming that his grandfather was white, then Dale would be 3/4 White and 1/4 West African.
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: Dale thinks the fact that Joseph doesn't look like him is either from (a) a Jamaican grandmother whose dark features skipped a generation, or (b) an extraterrestrial who impregnated Nancy.
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** Thinking John Redcorn is a true friend, despite the ''many'' times Dale should have gotten the hint that Nancy was cheating on him with John. When he think Hank is into his wife, he loses it.
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** Thinking John Redcorn is a true friend, despite the ''many'' times Dale should have gotten the hint that Nancy was cheating on him with John. When he think thinks Hank is into his wife, he loses it.
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** He believes in every baseless ConspiracyTheory he's ever heard, yet never picks up on any of the very obvious clues to his wife's affair with John Redcorn or that Joseph is clearly not his biological son. As Mike Judge put it, Dale "believes every conspiracy except the one going on in his own house."
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** He believes in every baseless ConspiracyTheory conspiracy theory he's ever heard, yet never picks up on any of the very obvious clues to his wife's affair with John Redcorn or that Joseph is clearly not his biological son. As Mike Judge put it, Dale "believes every conspiracy except the one going on in his own house."
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* BullyingADragon: Related to the above example of TheBully, the only reason Dale gets away with his bullying treatment of Hank is because Hank is very patient with him. If Hank truly wanted to, Dale would be in deep trouble since, despite being in their forties, Hank could still break Dale in two.
