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* ShoutOut: The Ass Pounder 4000 and its reveal are highly reminiscent of Harry Pfarrer's dildo chair in ''Film/BurnAfterReading''.
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-->'''Frank:''' Yeah, yeah, sign the paper so you can go back in the closet.
-->'''Dee:''' Yeah.
-->'''Frank:''' Go ahead.
-->'''Dennis:''' You can go back in. Go ahead.
-->'''Mac:''' (smiling) Huh?
-->'''Dennis:''' Well, you signed the thing. You got your money. Just go back in the closet. Just get it over with.
-->'''Charlie:''' We know you're gonna do it, so you might as well just do it.
-->'''Mac:''' Yeah, yeah. I don't know. Maybe...maybe I'll stay out. Yeah. No, I think I'm out now. I'm...I'm gay.
-->'''Dee:''' Yeah.
-->'''Frank:''' Go ahead.
-->'''Dennis:''' You can go back in. Go ahead.
-->'''Mac:''' (smiling) Huh?
-->'''Dennis:''' Well, you signed the thing. You got your money. Just go back in the closet. Just get it over with.
-->'''Charlie:''' We know you're gonna do it, so you might as well just do it.
-->'''Mac:''' Yeah, yeah. I don't know. Maybe...maybe I'll stay out. Yeah. No, I think I'm out now. I'm...I'm gay.
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-->'''Frank:''' Yeah, yeah, sign the paper so you can go back in the closet.
-->'''Dee:''' Yeah.
-->'''Frank:'''closet.\\
'''Dee:''' Yeah.\\
'''Frank:''' Goahead.
-->'''Dennis:'''ahead.\\
'''Dennis:''' You can go back in. Goahead.
-->'''Mac:'''ahead.\\
'''Mac:''' (smiling)Huh?
-->'''Dennis:'''Huh?\\
'''Dennis:''' Well, you signed the thing. You got your money. Just go back in the closet. Just get it overwith.
-->'''Charlie:'''with.\\
'''Charlie:''' We know you're gonna do it, so you might as well just doit.
-->'''Mac:'''it.\\
'''Mac:''' Yeah, yeah. I don't know. Maybe...maybe I'll stay out. Yeah. No, I think I'm out now. I'm...I'm gay.
-->'''Dee:''' Yeah.
-->'''Frank:'''
'''Dee:''' Yeah.\\
'''Frank:''' Go
-->'''Dennis:'''
'''Dennis:''' You can go back in. Go
-->'''Mac:'''
'''Mac:''' (smiling)
-->'''Dennis:'''
'''Dennis:''' Well, you signed the thing. You got your money. Just go back in the closet. Just get it over
-->'''Charlie:'''
'''Charlie:''' We know you're gonna do it, so you might as well just do
-->'''Mac:'''
'''Mac:''' Yeah, yeah. I don't know. Maybe...maybe I'll stay out. Yeah. No, I think I'm out now. I'm...I'm gay.
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** At the end of the episode, the rest of the gang clarify that while they all hate Mac, it isn't because he's gay.
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* UnusuallyUninterestingSight: Charlie jump kicks Mac in the chest with enough force to knock him out of the way of the falling piano, but no one is impressed.
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: The gang goes through three different arbitrators, and the bill ends up costing most of the lottery ticket's worth.
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: The gang goes through three different arbitrators, arbitrators and the entire process is stated to have taken 17 hours and as a result, the bill ends up costing most of the lottery ticket's worth.
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* ArtidticLicenseLaw: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mr9ZdBwCjwk As pointed out]] by ''LegalEagle'', whether or not Frank committed a hate crime or used hate speech is irrelevant as far as who has legal ownership of ticket. He admits the case is complicated but suggests Dee would actually have the right to sue Mac for the value of the ticket. Dennis could sue Dee to recoup his money she spent on the ticket. Nevertheless, he noted that the episode is generally more accurate to the arbitration process than previous depictions of the legal system on the show.
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* ArtidticLicenseLaw: ArtisticLicenseLaw: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mr9ZdBwCjwk As pointed out]] by ''LegalEagle'', Webvideo/LegalEagle, whether or not Frank committed a hate crime or used hate speech is irrelevant as far as who has legal ownership of ticket. He admits the case is complicated but suggests Dee would actually have the right to sue Mac for the value of the ticket. Dennis could sue Dee to recoup his money she spent on the ticket. Nevertheless, he noted that the episode is generally more accurate to the arbitration process than previous depictions of the legal system on the show.
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* ArtidticLicenseLaw: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mr9ZdBwCjwk As pointed out]] by ''LegalEagle'', whether or not Frank committed a hate crime or used hate speech is irrelevant as far as who has legal ownership of ticket. He admits the case is complicated but suggests Dee would actually have the right to sue Mac for the value of the ticket. Dennis could sue Dee to recoup his money she spent on the ticket. Nevertheless, he noted that the episode is generally more accurate to the arbitration process than previous depictions of the legal system on the show.
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** Every member of the gang runs to see if Mac is okay when a piano is dropped over him. Frank warns him and Charlie even risks his own life to kick Mac out of the way.
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* ClusterFBomb: This episode contains some of the foulest language ever used on the show, with the gang dropping uncensored c-bombs, f-bombs and n-bombs while debating whether there are any words that are never appropriate to use.
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* ClusterFBomb: This episode contains some of the foulest language ever used on the show, with the gang dropping uncensored c-bombs, f-bombs C-bombs, F-bombs and n-bombs N-bombs while debating whether there are any words that are never appropriate to use.
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** Mac, Dennis and Dee are all appalled by Frank's use of a homophobic slur, and ''everybody'' calls out Charlie when he drops the n-bomb.
** When Mac elaborates on the history of the f-word and points out that it originates from burning gay people alive at the stake, everyone (including Frank) is stunned to the point of silence.
** When Mac elaborates on the history of the f-word and points out that it originates from burning gay people alive at the stake, everyone (including Frank) is stunned to the point of silence.
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** Mac, Dennis and Dee are all appalled by Frank's use of a homophobic slur, and ''everybody'' calls out Charlie when he drops the n-bomb.
N-bomb.
** When Mac elaborates on the history of thef-word F-word and points out that it originates from burning gay people alive at the stake, everyone (including Frank) is stunned to the point of silence.
** When Mac elaborates on the history of the
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* FromTheLatinIntroDucere: Mac claims the f-slur comes from gay people being burned at the stake. While the word did originally refer to kindling, its use as a slur [[https://www.etymonline.com/word/faggot most likely came from other slang meanings of the term]].
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* FromTheLatinIntroDucere: Mac claims the f-slur F-slur comes from gay people being burned at the stake. While the word did originally refer to kindling, its use as a slur [[https://www.etymonline.com/word/faggot most likely came from other slang meanings of the term]].
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* InnocentlyInsensitive: Charlie drops the n-bomb when Mac asks Frank what word Frank would use to describe the (black) arbitrator if she was the one about to get hit by a piano. However, it's clear that Charlie was answering Mac's question rather than doing it out of actual malice.
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* InnocentlyInsensitive: Charlie drops the n-bomb N-bomb when Mac asks Frank what word Frank would use to describe the (black) arbitrator if she was the one about to get hit by a piano. However, it's clear that Charlie was answering Mac's question rather than doing it out of actual malice.
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* NWordPrivileges: The episode examines the question of whether it's ever okay to use a slur after Mac is offended by Frank calling him a faggot even though it saves his life. Additionally, the others are all horrified when Charlie actually ''does'' drop the n word, and Dee is offended by the guys' casual usage of "cunt" to demean women.
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* NWordPrivileges: The episode examines the question of whether it's ever okay to use a slur after Mac is offended by Frank calling him a faggot even though it saves his life. Additionally, the others are all horrified when Charlie actually ''does'' drop the n word, N-word, and Dee is offended by the guys' casual usage of "cunt" to demean women.
