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* UnintentionallySympathetic: Lincoln, Clyde, Stella, and Zach taking shortcuts got Liam's family farm in trouble with the customers, but their earlier failed attempts were from the animals not cooperating instead of their incompetence or lack of trying. Not to mention Liam wouldn't have had to ask them for help if his family had planned things out better since his dad and brother are attending an egg convention.
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* UnintentionallySympathetic: Lincoln, Clyde, Stella, and Zach taking shortcuts got Liam's family farm in trouble with the customers, but their earlier failed attempts were from the animals not cooperating instead of their incompetence or lack of trying. Not to mention Liam wouldn't have had to ask them for help if his family had planned things out better since his dad and brother are attending an egg convention.
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* UnintentionallySympathetic: Lincoln, Clyde, Stella, and Zach taking shortcuts got Liam's family farm in trouble with the customers, but their earlier failed attempts were from the animals not cooperating instead of their incompetence or lack of trying. Not to
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* UnintentionallySympathetic: Lincoln, Clyde, Stella, and Zach taking shortcuts got Liam's family farm in trouble with the customers, but their earlier failed attempts were from the animals not cooperating instead of their incompetence or lack of trying. Not to mention Liam wouldn't have had to ask them for help if his family had planned things out better since his dad and brother are attending an egg convention.
* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: On the other hand, Lincoln, Clyde, Stella, and Zach can come across this as well. Mainly due to the fact they don't hesitate to go behind Liam's back to buy products, to get out of doing chores on the farm. With Clyde, Stella, and Zach quickly agreeing to Lincoln's plan and not feeling any regret for doing so. Lincoln, Clyde, Stella, and Zach even cheer when their deception appears to work and only fess up, when the customers suffer bad conditions from Flip's products. Making it look like they're more sorry they got caught, than actually feel bad. This ends up making them come off as jerks, who won't hesitate to lie to their own friends and leaves one wondering why Liam would ever want to stay friends with them.
* IdiotPlot: The entire episode is guilty of this. The episode starts with Lincoln, Stella, Zach, Clyde, and Rusty offering to help at Liam's farm, with Liam at first feeling they don't need to do that, but is convinced when they reassure him, they want to help. When they eventually struggle to do the chores, they choose to go behind Liam's back and buy market food, to get out of doing chores, despite the fact they could've simply told Liam they were having trouble with the chores they were assigned to, since this was a favor Lincoln and his friends volunteered for. The most idiotic moment, comes when, after seeing the market is closed, they choose to buy food from Flip, of all people. Despite knowing how shady he is and how badly expired his products are, they still buy from him anyways, somehow thinking his items will work and allow them to fool Liam into thinking they worked hard all day. All this does is make Lincoln and his friends incredibly stupid, who act shocked that Flip's products added side effects to the customers who bought them.
* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: On the other hand, Lincoln, Clyde, Stella, and Zach can come across this as well. Mainly due to the fact they don't hesitate to go behind Liam's back to buy products, to get out of doing chores on the farm. With Clyde, Stella, and Zach quickly agreeing to Lincoln's plan and not feeling any regret for doing so. Lincoln, Clyde, Stella, and Zach even cheer when their deception appears to work and only fess up, when the customers suffer bad conditions from Flip's products. Making it look like they're more sorry they got caught, than actually feel bad. This ends up making them come off as jerks, who won't hesitate to lie to their own friends and leaves one wondering why Liam would ever want to stay friends with them.
* IdiotPlot: The entire episode is guilty of this. The episode starts with Lincoln, Stella, Zach, Clyde, and Rusty offering to help at Liam's farm, with Liam at first feeling they don't need to do that, but is convinced when they reassure him, they want to help. When they eventually struggle to do the chores, they choose to go behind Liam's back and buy market food, to get out of doing chores, despite the fact they could've simply told Liam they were having trouble with the chores they were assigned to, since this was a favor Lincoln and his friends volunteered for. The most idiotic moment, comes when, after seeing the market is closed, they choose to buy food from Flip, of all people. Despite knowing how shady he is and how badly expired his products are, they still buy from him anyways, somehow thinking his items will work and allow them to fool Liam into thinking they worked hard all day. All this does is make Lincoln and his friends incredibly stupid, who act shocked that Flip's products added side effects to the customers who bought them.
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* UnintentionallySympathetic: Lincoln, Clyde, Stella, and Zach taking shortcuts got Liam's family farm in trouble with the customers, but their earlier failed attempts were from the animals not cooperating instead of their incompetence or lack of trying. Not to mention Liam wouldn't have had to ask them for help if his family had planned things out better since his dad and brother are attending an egg convention.
* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: On the other hand, Lincoln, Clyde, Stella, and Zach can come across this as well. Mainly due to the fact they don't hesitate to go behind Liam's back to buy products, to get out of doing chores on the farm. With Clyde, Stella, and Zach quickly agreeing to Lincoln's plan and not feeling any regret for doing so. Lincoln, Clyde, Stella, and Zach even cheer when their deception appears to work and only fess up, when the customers suffer bad conditions from Flip's products. Making it look like they're more sorry they got caught, than actually feel bad. This ends up making them come off as jerks, who won't hesitate to lie to their own friends and leaves one wondering why Liam would ever want to stay friends with them.
* IdiotPlot: The entire episode is guilty of this. The episode starts with Lincoln, Stella, Zach, Clyde, and Rusty offering to help at Liam's farm, with Liam at first feeling they don't need to do that, but is convinced when they reassure him, they want to help. When they eventually struggle to do the chores, they choose to go behind Liam's back and buy market food, to get out of doing chores, despite the fact they could've simply told Liam they were having trouble with the chores they were assigned to, since this was a favor Lincoln and his friends volunteered for. The most idiotic moment, comes when, after seeing the market is closed, they choose to buy food from Flip, of all people. Despite knowing how shady he is and how badly expired his products are, they still buy from him anyways, somehow thinking his items will work and allow them to fool Liam into thinking they worked hard all day. All this does is make Lincoln and his friends incredibly stupid, who act shocked that Flip's products added side effects to the customers who bought them.convention.
* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: On the other hand, Lincoln, Clyde, Stella, and Zach can come across this as well. Mainly due to the fact they don't hesitate to go behind Liam's back to buy products, to get out of doing chores on the farm. With Clyde, Stella, and Zach quickly agreeing to Lincoln's plan and not feeling any regret for doing so. Lincoln, Clyde, Stella, and Zach even cheer when their deception appears to work and only fess up, when the customers suffer bad conditions from Flip's products. Making it look like they're more sorry they got caught, than actually feel bad. This ends up making them come off as jerks, who won't hesitate to lie to their own friends and leaves one wondering why Liam would ever want to stay friends with them.
* IdiotPlot: The entire episode is guilty of this. The episode starts with Lincoln, Stella, Zach, Clyde, and Rusty offering to help at Liam's farm, with Liam at first feeling they don't need to do that, but is convinced when they reassure him, they want to help. When they eventually struggle to do the chores, they choose to go behind Liam's back and buy market food, to get out of doing chores, despite the fact they could've simply told Liam they were having trouble with the chores they were assigned to, since this was a favor Lincoln and his friends volunteered for. The most idiotic moment, comes when, after seeing the market is closed, they choose to buy food from Flip, of all people. Despite knowing how shady he is and how badly expired his products are, they still buy from him anyways, somehow thinking his items will work and allow them to fool Liam into thinking they worked hard all day. All this does is make Lincoln and his friends incredibly stupid, who act shocked that Flip's products added side effects to the customers who bought them.
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* UnintentionallySympathetic: Lincoln, Clyde, Stella, and Zach taking shortcuts got Liam's family farm in trouble with the customers, but their earlier failed attempts were from the animals not cooperating instead of their incompetence or lack of trying. Not to mention Liam wouldn't have had to ask them for help if his family had planned things out better since his dad and brother are attending an egg convention.
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* UnintentionallySympathetic: Lincoln, Clyde, Stella, and Zach taking shortcuts got Liam's family farm in trouble with the customers, but their earlier failed attempts were from the animals not cooperating instead of their incompetence or lack of trying. Not to mention Liam wouldn't have had to ask them for help if his family had planned things out better since his dad and brother are attending an egg convention.convention.
* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: On the other hand, Lincoln, Clyde, Stella, and Zach can come across this as well. Mainly due to the fact they don't hesitate to go behind Liam's back to buy products, to get out of doing chores on the farm. With Clyde, Stella, and Zach quickly agreeing to Lincoln's plan and not feeling any regret for doing so. Lincoln, Clyde, Stella, and Zach even cheer when their deception appears to work and only fess up, when the customers suffer bad conditions from Flip's products. Making it look like they're more sorry they got caught, than actually feel bad. This ends up making them come off as jerks, who won't hesitate to lie to their own friends and leaves one wondering why Liam would ever want to stay friends with them.
* IdiotPlot: The entire episode is guilty of this. The episode starts with Lincoln, Stella, Zach, Clyde, and Rusty offering to help at Liam's farm, with Liam at first feeling they don't need to do that, but is convinced when they reassure him, they want to help. When they eventually struggle to do the chores, they choose to go behind Liam's back and buy market food, to get out of doing chores, despite the fact they could've simply told Liam they were having trouble with the chores they were assigned to, since this was a favor Lincoln and his friends volunteered for. The most idiotic moment, comes when, after seeing the market is closed, they choose to buy food from Flip, of all people. Despite knowing how shady he is and how badly expired his products are, they still buy from him anyways, somehow thinking his items will work and allow them to fool Liam into thinking they worked hard all day. All this does is make Lincoln and his friends incredibly stupid, who act shocked that Flip's products added side effects to the customers who bought them.
* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: On the other hand, Lincoln, Clyde, Stella, and Zach can come across this as well. Mainly due to the fact they don't hesitate to go behind Liam's back to buy products, to get out of doing chores on the farm. With Clyde, Stella, and Zach quickly agreeing to Lincoln's plan and not feeling any regret for doing so. Lincoln, Clyde, Stella, and Zach even cheer when their deception appears to work and only fess up, when the customers suffer bad conditions from Flip's products. Making it look like they're more sorry they got caught, than actually feel bad. This ends up making them come off as jerks, who won't hesitate to lie to their own friends and leaves one wondering why Liam would ever want to stay friends with them.
* IdiotPlot: The entire episode is guilty of this. The episode starts with Lincoln, Stella, Zach, Clyde, and Rusty offering to help at Liam's farm, with Liam at first feeling they don't need to do that, but is convinced when they reassure him, they want to help. When they eventually struggle to do the chores, they choose to go behind Liam's back and buy market food, to get out of doing chores, despite the fact they could've simply told Liam they were having trouble with the chores they were assigned to, since this was a favor Lincoln and his friends volunteered for. The most idiotic moment, comes when, after seeing the market is closed, they choose to buy food from Flip, of all people. Despite knowing how shady he is and how badly expired his products are, they still buy from him anyways, somehow thinking his items will work and allow them to fool Liam into thinking they worked hard all day. All this does is make Lincoln and his friends incredibly stupid, who act shocked that Flip's products added side effects to the customers who bought them.
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* UnintentionallySympathetic: Lincoln, Clyde, Stella, and Zach taking shortcuts got Liam's family farm in trouble with the customers, but their earlier failed attempts were from the animals not cooperating instead of their incompetence or lack of trying. Not to mention Liam wouldn't have had to ask them for help if his family had planned things out better since his dad and brother are attending an egg convention.
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* UnintentionallySympathetic: Lincoln, Clyde, Stella, and Zach taking shortcuts got Liam's family farm in trouble with the customers, but their earlier failed attempts were from the animals not cooperating instead of their incompetence or lack of trying. Not to mention Liam wouldn't have to ask them for help if his family had planned things out better since his dad and brother are attending an egg convention.
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* UnintentionallySympathetic: Lincoln, Clyde, Stella, and Zach taking shortcuts got Liam's family farm in trouble with the customers, but their earlier failed attempts were from the animals not cooperating instead their incompetence or lack of trying. Not to mention Liam wouldn't have to ask them for help if his family had planned things out better since his dad and brother are attending an egg convention.
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* UnintentionallySympathetic: Lincoln, Clyde, Stella, and Zach taking shortcuts got Liam's family farm in trouble with the customers, but their earlier failed attempts were from the animals not cooperating instead their incompetence or lack of trying. Not to mention Liam wouldn't have to ask them for help if his family had planned things out better since his dad and brother are attending an egg convention.
