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* ShoutOut: From Music/{{Radiohead}} of all people, whose album Music/''PabloHoney'' is named after a Jerky Boys call.
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* ShoutOut: From Music/{{Radiohead}} of all people, whose album Music/''PabloHoney'' ''Music/PabloHoney'' is named after a Jerky Boys call.
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* ShoutOut: From Music/{{Radiohead}} of all people, whose album 'Pablo Honey' is named after a Jerky Boys call.
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* ShoutOut: From Music/{{Radiohead}} of all people, whose album 'Pablo Honey' Music/''PabloHoney'' is named after a Jerky Boys call.
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* ShoutOut: From Music/Radiohead of all people, whose album 'Pablo Honey' is named after a Jerky Boys call.
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* ShoutOut: From Music/Radiohead Music/{{Radiohead}} of all people, whose album 'Pablo Honey' is named after a Jerky Boys call.
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* ShoutOut: From Music/Radiohead of all people, whose album 'Pablo Honey' is named after a Jerky Boys call.
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* UnsatisfiableCustomer: A staple of both the Jerkys in particular and the PrankCall in general. Absurd requests, relentless browbeating of innocent customer service people, and everything else you'd expect. See "Irate Tile Man," "Fava Beans" and many others.
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* NoodleIncident: In "Car Salesman," Frank (although Brennan uses the name Paul in a moment of confusion) mentions to a potential employer that he had some differences with his boss, forcing him to find work in an entirely new area. At first he says he doesn't want to get into it, but Frank being Frank, the trope is then averted when he confesses to threatening customers if he needs to make a sale.
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* NoodleIncident: In "Car Salesman," Frank (although Brennan uses the name Paul in a moment of confusion) mentions to a potential employer that he had some differences with his boss, forcing him to find work in an entirely new area. At first he says he doesn't want to get into it, but Frank being Frank, the trope is then averted when he confesses admits to threatening and assaulting customers if he needs to help make a sale.sale to someone he's calling for a job interview.
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* FrivolousLawsuit: Attempted in "Punitive Damages." Sol, feeling like the lawyer he's talking to isn't giving him enough help regarding a motorcycle accident HE caused, declares that he's going to sue the lawyer in turn as punishment. Then he'll sue the lawyer's clients. It eventually snowballs to where he decides he'll just sue everybody, before finally giving up.
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* BewareOfViciousDog: Frank's Rottweiler in "Piano Tuner," although it's of little surprise given that Frank admits to constantly kicking it around the apartment, making this TheDogBitesBack in literal form.
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** And again in "Angry Camper's Dad," where Frank's kid claims to be getting beaten up on the baseball field before the other kids lick the bat and... well, you get the idea.
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* NoodleIncident: In "Car Salesman," Frank (although Brennan uses the name Paul in a moment of confusion) mentions to a potential employer that he had some differences with his boss, forcing him to find work in an entirely new area. As per the trope, he doesn't elaborate, but given that it's Frank it's unlikely it ended diplomatically.
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* NoodleIncident: In "Car Salesman," Frank (although Brennan uses the name Paul in a moment of confusion) mentions to a potential employer that he had some differences with his boss, forcing him to find work in an entirely new area. As per the trope, At first he says he doesn't elaborate, want to get into it, but given that it's Frank it's unlikely it ended diplomatically.being Frank, the trope is then averted when he confesses to threatening customers if he needs to make a sale.
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* GroinAttack: Jocko Johnson mentions getting hit by a line drive to his crotch on "Trains."
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* AmusingInuries: A major source of humor for the Jerkys. Beatings, falls, animal attacks, getting hit in sensitive places with line drives or boiled potatoes, medical mishaps, and many, many more.
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* AmusingInuries: AmusingInjuries: A major source of humor for the Jerkys. Beatings, falls, animal attacks, getting hit in sensitive places with line drives or boiled potatoes, medical mishaps, and many, many more.
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* AmusingInuries: A major source of humor for the Jerkys. Beatings, falls, animal attacks, getting hit in sensitive places with line drives or boiled potatoes, medical mishaps, and many, many more.
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* AmbiguousSituation: The strange call "Security Service," where Jack calls asking for help for dealing with his raging insecurity, up to and including sporadic beatings to keep him in line. Instead of the expected reaction, the "victim" seems completely up for it and says he'll gladly do it, charging $100 a session for that kind of "therapy." Either the guy is an amazing actor that is playing along on the spot without so much as a change in voice, or he's completely serious.
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* DepravedDentist: The call "Dental Malpractice" features a dentist who assaults a patient for no discernible reason before putting him under sedation, where the patient wakes up with his pants unbuttoned.
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* DepravedDentist: The call "Dental Malpractice" features a dentist who assaults a patient Ali Kamal for no discernible reason before putting him under sedation, where the patient Kamal wakes up with his pants unbuttoned.
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* AssShove: The theoretical plan for the tennis ball machine in "A Little Emergency," which is loaded with lubricated boiled potatoes. It results in the exact injuries you'd expect, plus a dose of EyeScream when someone turns around to see if the machine is lined up properly.
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* DreadedKidsPartyEntertainerJob: Averted by "Sparky The Clown," who would clearly rather do a kid's birthday party then get involved with whatever kinky madness Frank invites him to.
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* TheAlcoholic: Frank, who calls to get help with it on the recommendation of his family on the call "Drinking Problem," but decides in the end that he likes being an angry drunk.
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* TheAlcoholic: Frank, who calls to get help with it on the recommendation of his family on the call "Drinking Problem," but decides in the end that he likes being an angry drunk.
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* TheAlcoholic: Frank, who calls to get help with it on the recommendation of his family, but decides in the end that he likes being an angry drunk.
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* TheAlcoholic: Frank, who calls to get help with it on the recommendation of his family, family on the call "Drinking Problem," but decides in the end that he likes being an angry drunk.
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* DepravedDentist: The call "Dental Malpractice" features a dentist who assaults Ahmed's character for no discernible reason before putting him under sedation, where the patient wakes up with his pants unbuttoned.
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* DepravedDentist: The call "Dental Malpractice" features a dentist who assaults Ahmed's character a patient for no discernible reason before putting him under sedation, where the patient wakes up with his pants unbuttoned.
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* DepravedDentist: The call "Dental Malpractice" features a dentist who assaults Ahmed's character for no discernible reason before putting him under sedation, where the patient wakes up with his pants unbuttoned.
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* EyeScream: "Pet Cobra" sees Tarbash being bitten in the eye by the aforementioned cobra.
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* NakedPeopleAreFunny: "Sol's Nude Beach" reveals that, shockingly, the normally-timid Sol wants to join his friend Jim at a nude beach, all of which he reveals to the poor guy's very confused mother. Of course, it being a Sol call, he still mentions being tied to the pier and being dragged behind boats against his will at his previous beach, as is his lot in life.
