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* BothSidesHaveAPoint: Rigby and the other park workers have differing yet equally valid opinions about his own skill as a worker. Rigby is actually a very capable employee when he needs to be and takes somewhat justifiable offense when the others imply he never is but the other park workers also raise the fact that most of the time he is an irresponsible slacker, with Mordecai especially pointing out that Rigby only has his current job because Mordecai vouched for him.
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* BothSidesHaveAPoint: BothSidesHaveAPoint:
** Rigby and the other park workers have differing yet equally valid opinions about his own skill as a worker. Rigby is actually a very capable employee when he needs to be and takes somewhat justifiable offense when the others imply he never is but the other park workers also raise the fact that most of the time he is an irresponsible slacker, with Mordecai especially pointing out that Rigby only has his current job because Mordecai vouched for him.
** Rigby and the other park workers have differing yet equally valid opinions about his own skill as a worker. Rigby is actually a very capable employee when he needs to be and takes somewhat justifiable offense when the others imply he never is but the other park workers also raise the fact that most of the time he is an irresponsible slacker, with Mordecai especially pointing out that Rigby only has his current job because Mordecai vouched for him.
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* ContinuityNod: Rigby brings up the numerous times he's helped Mordecai such as helping him get together with C.J., using the time machine to try to undo the bad kiss with Margaret, helping him get over Margaret after she leaves him for college, and trying to stop him from returning her sweater.
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* ContinuityNod: ContinuityNod:
** Rigby brings up the numerous times he's helped Mordecai such as helping him get together with C.J., using the time machine to try to undo the bad kiss with Margaret, helping him get over Margaret after she leaves him for college, and trying to stop him from returning her sweater.
** Rigby brings up the numerous times he's helped Mordecai such as helping him get together with C.J., using the time machine to try to undo the bad kiss with Margaret, helping him get over Margaret after she leaves him for college, and trying to stop him from returning her sweater.
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* {{Jerkass}}: While not malicious, Mordecai does come off as rather callous in this episode which Rigby calls him out for. Mordecai does realise this and apologises for it.
* JerkassHasAPoint: Mordecai points out that Rigby owes him for all the trouble he has caused in the past. It's hard to refute the claim given how much of a {{Jerkass}} Rigby has been for no good reason in such episodes as "Do Me a Solid" and "Wall Buddy".
* JerkassHasAPoint: Mordecai points out that Rigby owes him for all the trouble he has caused in the past. It's hard to refute the claim given how much of a {{Jerkass}} Rigby has been for no good reason in such episodes as "Do Me a Solid" and "Wall Buddy".
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* {{Jerkass}}: JerkassBall: While not malicious, Mordecai does come off as rather callous in this episode which Rigby calls him out for. Mordecai does realise this and apologises for it.
*JerkassHasAPoint: JerkassHasAPoint:
** Mordecai points out that Rigby owes him for all the trouble he has caused in the past. It's hard to refute the claim given how much of a {{Jerkass}} Rigby has been for no good reason in such episodes as "Do Me a Solid" and "Wall Buddy".
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** Mordecai points out that Rigby owes him for all the trouble he has caused in the past. It's hard to refute the claim given how much of a {{Jerkass}} Rigby has been for no good reason in such episodes as "Do Me a Solid" and "Wall Buddy".
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'''Rigby:''' "The least... I could"... [[TakeThisJobAndShoveIt I quit]].
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'''Rigby:''' "The least... I could"... could..." [[TakeThisJobAndShoveIt I quit]].
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* WhamLine: What kicked off the plot:
--> '''Rigby:''' So, the whole time, I've been covering for you and CJ?\\
'''Mordecai:''' Well, I mean... [[YouOweMe it's the least you could do.]]\\
'''Rigby:''' "The least... I could"... [[TakeThisJobAndShoveIt I quit]].
--> '''Rigby:''' So, the whole time, I've been covering for you and CJ?\\
'''Mordecai:''' Well, I mean... [[YouOweMe it's the least you could do.]]\\
'''Rigby:''' "The least... I could"... [[TakeThisJobAndShoveIt I quit]].
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* MeaningfulTitle: "Lift With Your Back" isn't just the episode title, or the name of the moving company. [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin It's what the the company does when carrying things]].
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* MeaningfulTitle: MeaningfulName: "Lift With Your Back" isn't just the episode title, or the name of the moving company. [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin It's what the the company does when carrying things]].
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* MeaningfulTitle: "Lift With Your Back" isn't just the episode title, or the name of the moving company. [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin It's what the the company does when carrying things]].
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* TakeThisJobAndShoveIt: Rigby is willing to get some work done, but no one give him a chance. Mordecai's YouOweMe is what leads to Rigby quitting park duties.
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Rigby develops a stronger back during his time at the moving company. As expected, though, he is still injured in the end because putting all your effort on your back, instead of your legs, is a ''very bad idea''.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: Mordecai points out that Rigby owes him for all the trouble he has caused in the past. It's hard to refute the claim given how much of a {{Jerkass}} Rigby has been for no good reason in such episodes as "Wall Buddy" and "Trash Boat."
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* JerkassHasAPoint: Mordecai points out that Rigby owes him for all the trouble he has caused in the past. It's hard to refute the claim given how much of a {{Jerkass}} Rigby has been for no good reason in such episodes as "Do Me a Solid" and "Wall Buddy" and "Trash Boat."Buddy".
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* {{Bowdlerization}}: The UK version does not show the title to this episode, as they feel it will encourage [[ViewersAreMorons more impressionable viewers]] to practice unsafe lifting.
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* {{Bowdlerization}}: The UK version does not show the title to this episode, as they feel it will encourage [[ViewersAreMorons more impressionable viewers]] viewers to practice unsafe lifting.
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* {{Bowdlerization}}: The UK version does not show the title to this episode, as they feel it will encourage [[ViewersAreMorons more impressionable viewers]] to practice unsafe lifting.
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* BothSidesHaveAPoint: Rigby and the other park workers have differing yet equally valid opinions about his own skill as a worker. Rigby is actually a very capable employee when he needs to be and takes somewhat justifiable offense when the others imply he never is but the other park workers also raise the fact that most of the time he is an irresponsible slacker, with Mordecai especially pointing out that Rigby only has his current job because Mordecai vouched for him.
** Another example is the YouOweMe between Mordecai and Rigby. Mordecai rightly points out that Rigby has caused him a lot of trouble in the past, often as a result of Rigby trying ruin things for him out of sheer spitefulness while Rigby feels that Mordecai is forgetting all the things that he has done for him without having to be asked.
* CantTakeCriticism: Rigby is upset that everyone at the park, including Mordecai, thinks he is a poor worker.
** Another example is the YouOweMe between Mordecai and Rigby. Mordecai rightly points out that Rigby has caused him a lot of trouble in the past, often as a result of Rigby trying ruin things for him out of sheer spitefulness while Rigby feels that Mordecai is forgetting all the things that he has done for him without having to be asked.
* CantTakeCriticism: Rigby is upset that everyone at the park, including Mordecai, thinks he is a poor worker.
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* WhatTheHellHero: Rigby gives Mordecai one for having him covering up for him but taking him for granted.
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* WhatTheHellHero: Rigby gives Mordecai one for having him covering up for him but taking him for granted.granted.
* YouOweMe: Mordecai claims this as a reason for why Rigby should be covering for him.
* YouOweMe: Mordecai claims this as a reason for why Rigby should be covering for him.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: Mordecai points out that Rigby owes him for all the trouble he has caused in the past. It's hard to refute the claim given how much of a [[Jerkass: jerkass]] Rigby has been for no good reason in such episodes as "Wall Buddy" and "Trash Boat."
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* JerkassHasAPoint: Mordecai points out that Rigby owes him for all the trouble he has caused in the past. It's hard to refute the claim given how much of a [[Jerkass: jerkass]] a {{Jerkass}} Rigby has been for no good reason in such episodes as "Wall Buddy" and "Trash Boat."
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Feeling like he's being taken advantage of by Mordecai and ridiculed for being useless, Rigby quits his job at the park and gets hired with a moving company called "Lift With Your Back"[[note]]which is actually dangerous to do when lifting heavy objects, so DontTryThisAtHome[[/note]].
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--> Written and storyboarded by Owen Dennis and Toby Jones.
Feeling like he's being taken advantage of by Mordecai and ridiculed for being useless, Rigby quits his job at the park and gets hiredwith by a moving company called "Lift With Your Back"[[note]]which is actually dangerous to do when lifting heavy objects, so DontTryThisAtHome[[/note]].
DontTryThisAtHome[[/note]].
Feeling like he's being taken advantage of by Mordecai and ridiculed for being useless, Rigby quits his job at the park and gets hired
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* ContinuityNod: Rigby brings up numerous times he help Mordecai such as helping him get together with C.J., using the time machine to try to undo the bad kiss with Margaret, helping him get over Margaret after she leaves him for college life, and trying to stop him from returning her sweater.
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* {{Jerkass}}: While not malicious, Mordecai does come off as rather callous in this episode which Rigby calls him out for. Mordecai does realize this and apologizes for it.
* JerkassHasAPoint: Mordecai points out that Rigby owes him for all the trouble he has caused in the past. It's hard to refute the claim given how much of a {{Jerkass}} Rigby has been for no good reason in such episodes as "Wall Buddy" and "Trash Boat."
* JerkassHasAPoint: Mordecai points out that Rigby owes him for all the trouble he has caused in the past. It's hard to refute the claim given how much of a {{Jerkass}} Rigby has been for no good reason in such episodes as "Wall Buddy" and "Trash Boat."
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* {{Jerkass}}: While not malicious, Mordecai does come off as rather callous in this episode which Rigby calls him out for. Mordecai does realize realise this and apologizes apologises for it.
* JerkassHasAPoint: Mordecai points out that Rigby owes him for all the trouble he has caused in the past. It's hard to refute the claim given how much of a{{Jerkass}} [[Jerkass: jerkass]] Rigby has been for no good reason in such episodes as "Wall Buddy" and "Trash Boat."
* JerkassHasAPoint: Mordecai points out that Rigby owes him for all the trouble he has caused in the past. It's hard to refute the claim given how much of a
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* WhatTheHellHero: Rigby give Mordecai one for having him covering for him but taking him for granted.
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* WhatTheHellHero: Rigby give gives Mordecai one for having him covering up for him but taking him for granted.
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Feeling like he's being taken advantage of by Mordicai and after being mocked for not being useful by the other park employees. Rigby decides to quit and joins with a moving company to prove he can take care of himself. However the owner insist that Rigby lift with his back rather then his legs as required.
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Feeling like he's being taken advantage of by Mordicai Mordecai and after ridiculed for being mocked for not being useful by the other park employees. useless, Rigby decides to quit quits his job at the park and joins gets hired with a moving company called "Lift With Your Back"[[note]]which is actually dangerous to prove he can take care of himself. However the owner insist that Rigby lift with his back rather then his legs as required.
do when lifting heavy objects, so DontTryThisAtHome[[/note]].
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* ContinuityNod: Rigby brings up numerous times he help Mordicai such as helping him get together with CJ, using the time machine to try to undo the bad kiss with Margret, helping him get over Margret and trying to stop him from returning her sweater.
** This episode arguably calls out Mordecai for the numerous times he has been a Jerkass to Rigby
* {{Jerkass}}: While not malicious, Mordicai does come off as rather callous in this episode which Rigby calls him out for. Mordicai does realize this and apologizes for it.
* JerkassHasAPoint: Mordecai points out that Rigby owes him for all the trouble he has caused in the past and it's hard to refute the claim given how much of a {{Jerkass}} Rigby has been for no good reason.
** This episode arguably calls out Mordecai for the numerous times he has been a Jerkass to Rigby
* {{Jerkass}}: While not malicious, Mordicai does come off as rather callous in this episode which Rigby calls him out for. Mordicai does realize this and apologizes for it.
* JerkassHasAPoint: Mordecai points out that Rigby owes him for all the trouble he has caused in the past and it's hard to refute the claim given how much of a {{Jerkass}} Rigby has been for no good reason.
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* ContinuityNod: Rigby brings up numerous times he help Mordicai Mordecai such as helping him get together with CJ, C.J., using the time machine to try to undo the bad kiss with Margret, Margaret, helping him get over Margret Margaret after she leaves him for college life, and trying to stop him from returning her sweater.
** This episode arguably calls out Mordecai for the numerous times he has been aJerkass jerk to Rigby
Rigby (whether or not Rigby deserved it).
* {{Jerkass}}: While not malicious,Mordicai Mordecai does come off as rather callous in this episode which Rigby calls him out for. Mordicai Mordecai does realize this and apologizes for it.
* JerkassHasAPoint: Mordecai points out that Rigby owes him for all the trouble he has caused in thepast and it's past. It's hard to refute the claim given how much of a {{Jerkass}} Rigby has been for no good reason.reason in such episodes as "Wall Buddy" and "Trash Boat."
** This episode arguably calls out Mordecai for the numerous times he has been a
* {{Jerkass}}: While not malicious,
* JerkassHasAPoint: Mordecai points out that Rigby owes him for all the trouble he has caused in the
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* WhatTheHellHero: Rigby give Mordicai one for having him covering for him but taking him for granted.
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* WhatTheHellHero: Rigby give Mordicai Mordecai one for having him covering for him but taking him for granted.
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** Rigby in turn throws back that he actually had been a more reliable friend towards Mordecai than the latter was willing to give him credit for by helping him so much with his romantic life.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: Mordecai points out that Rigby owes him for all the trouble he has caused in the past and it's hard to refute the claim given how much of a {{Jerkass}} Rigby has been for no good reason.
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** This episode arguably calls out Mordecai for the numerous times he has been a Jerkass to Rigby
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* {{Jerkass}}: While not malicious, Mordicai does come off as rather callous in this episode which Rigby calls him out for. Mordicai does realize this and apologizes for it.
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Feeling like he's being taken advantage of by Mordicai and after being mocked for not being useful by the other park employees. Rigby decides to quit and joins with a moving company to prove he can take care of himself. However the owner insist that Rigby lift with his back rather then his legs as required.
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!! The episode has the following tropes:
* ContinuityNod: Rigby brings up numerous times he help Mordicai such as helping him get together with CJ, using the time machine to try to undo the bad kiss with Margret, helping him get over Margret and trying to stop him from returning her sweater.
* ThisIsSomethingHesGotToDoHimself: Both Rigby and the moving company owner insist that Rigby be the one to unload the truck by himself by lifting with his back.
* WhatTheHellHero: Rigby give Mordicai one for having him covering for him but taking him for granted.
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!! The episode has the following tropes:
* ContinuityNod: Rigby brings up numerous times he help Mordicai such as helping him get together with CJ, using the time machine to try to undo the bad kiss with Margret, helping him get over Margret and trying to stop him from returning her sweater.
* ThisIsSomethingHesGotToDoHimself: Both Rigby and the moving company owner insist that Rigby be the one to unload the truck by himself by lifting with his back.
* WhatTheHellHero: Rigby give Mordicai one for having him covering for him but taking him for granted.
