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* BadBoss: Hutz fires employees who don't sell within a week of being hired (no telling how he handles those that do, but he makes clear in a very venomous tone to Gil that he is on thin ice from his lack of productivity in one scene) and has jackets with fancier labels and extra cubicle walls for closers... as well as [[MedalOfDishonor jackets with "Fired" labels for those he kicked out]].
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* TrashyTrueCrime: The Flanders family's usual attitude is put in jarring contrast with their enthusiasm over the grisly details of the Jealous Jockey murders. They couldn't be happier to find out they happened in the home they moved into.
-->'''Ned''': This must be where he dropped the dagger. And this is the butler's pantry where Mrs. Astor concealed herself. And right here's where they found the torso heap, in front of our very own fireplace.\\
'''Maude''': Oh, just think, Neddy. We're part of Springfield history.\\
''[[TroublingUnchildlikeBehavior (Rod mimes stabbing Todd)]]''\\
'''Rod''': Look, daddy, I'm the Jealous Jockey!\\
'''Todd''': I'm a torso!
-->'''Ned''': This must be where he dropped the dagger. And this is the butler's pantry where Mrs. Astor concealed herself. And right here's where they found the torso heap, in front of our very own fireplace.\\
'''Maude''': Oh, just think, Neddy. We're part of Springfield history.\\
''[[TroublingUnchildlikeBehavior (Rod mimes stabbing Todd)]]''\\
'''Rod''': Look, daddy, I'm the Jealous Jockey!\\
'''Todd''': I'm a torso!
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* CatchPhrase: Nick Callahan, one of the realtors, has one: "Boo-yah!" He says this twice, first when he manages to sell the Whitman place (which Gil had been trying to sell for 21 years), and again when he learns Marge sold the Murder House.
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* CatchPhrase: CharacterCatchphrase: Nick Callahan, one of the realtors, has one: "Boo-yah!" He says this twice, first when he manages to sell the Whitman place (which Gil had been trying to sell for 21 years), and again when he learns Marge sold the Murder House.
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* GreenEyedMonster: Implied to be what led to the "Jealous Jockey Murders."
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* SoleSurvivor: Presumably Mrs. Astor from the Jealous Jockey Murders.
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* SoleSurvivor: Presumably Mrs. Astor from the Jealous Jockey Murders. Marge mentions the woman was lucky to survive.
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* WrongLineOfWork: Marge is considerably more honest than most of the staff at the realty agency, and struggles to make a sale because she does things like point out flaws in the properties or tell some of the customers that she likes the house they're already living in.
