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* AnimationBump: Meggy's dance in the commercial for Bob's pawn shop and her ConfessionCam sessions contain much smoother animation, courtesy of [=TheInvertedShadow=].
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* CoversAlwaysLie: Despite having a major presence on the thumbnail, Mario plays a very minor role in this episode and is only seen twice.
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* NeverTrustATitle: Hours after the upload, the episode was renamed to "Mario Gets Scammed". Since Mario obviously plays a very minimal role in the episode, it was changed back to normal the following day. Though this could be referring to the scene where Mario gets scammed by Meggy to buy a pair of shoes from "the guy who invented spaghetti".
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* ShoutOut: Meggy's dance at the beginning of the episode is clearly referencing the infamous "Classic Sonic & Tails Dancing" meme.
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* AbsurdlyHighStakesGame: The entire plot is kickstarted when Bob loses one, having gambled away the hotel.
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* AbsurdlyHighStakesGame: The entire plot is kickstarted when Bob loses one, having gambled away the hotel. At the end of the video, he enters another one and this time bets his ''soul.''
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* AccidentalHero: Meggy finds a Freddy Fazbear toy in her pockets, so she uses it to bribe prison guard Swagmaster into freeing her. We later learn that it was Bob who planted it there to try and frame her for theft (though thankfully no one noticed at the time).
* ADayInTheLimelight: For Bob and Meggy.
* ADayInTheLimelight: For Bob and Meggy.
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* AccidentalHero: Meggy finds a Freddy Fazbear toy in her pockets, pocket, so she uses it to bribe prison guard Swagmaster into freeing her. We later learn that it was Bob who planted it there to try and frame her for theft (though theft; thankfully no one noticed at the time).
* ADayInTheLimelight: For Bob and Meggy.for him, Meggy didn't notice, so he's able to make up a story about helping her out on purpose.
* ADayInTheLimelight: For Bob and Meggy.
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* ConfessionCam: Bob and Meggy each have one, sharing their inner thoughts to the audience while not being able to see each other's recordings. Fishy gets one for a scene as well to reveal the "magic can of beans" didn't work.
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* ConfessionCam: Bob and Meggy each have one, sharing their inner thoughts to the audience while not being able to see each other's recordings. Fishy Boopkins gets one for a scene as well to reveal the "magic can of beans" didn't work. work.
* ADayInTheLimelight: For Bob and Meggy.
* ADayInTheLimelight: For Bob and Meggy.
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* ConfessionCam: Bob and Meggy each have one, sharing their inner thoughts to the audience while not being able to see each other's recordings. Fishy gets one for a scene as well to reveal the "magic can of beans" didn't work.
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* HereWeGoAgain: After raising enough money to hustle the hotel back and relocate Meggy's house, Bob bets his own soul in another gambling match, clearly having learned nothing; the one upside is that Meggy has nothing to lose this time.
* JerkWithAHeartOfJerk: Meggy eases up on Bob for throwing her under the bus with the police when he says he did it to protect their means of income to buy her home back, even loaning her a Freddy Fazbear doll to help her bribe her way out of prison. Then when she's out of earshot, Bob confesses he made the whole thing up on the spot to [[KarmaHoudini weasel out of a well-deserved ass-whooping]]; the doll was just meant to incriminate her further.
* JerkWithAHeartOfJerk: Meggy eases up on Bob for throwing her under the bus with the police when he says he did it to protect their means of income to buy her home back, even loaning her a Freddy Fazbear doll to help her bribe her way out of prison. Then when she's out of earshot, Bob confesses he made the whole thing up on the spot to [[KarmaHoudini weasel out of a well-deserved ass-whooping]]; the doll was just meant to incriminate her further.
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** Meggy initially appears unamused when Bob lies on the money they made, then she proceeds to do the same.
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** Meggy initially appears unamused when Bob lies on the money they made, but then she proceeds to do the same.
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Bob's gambling lands the hotel--and Meggy's home--in debt, so he galvanizes his reluctant friend into opening a pawn shop with him. As both parties narrate the workings of their shop, tensions escalate when Bob sells her out to the police.
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Bob's gambling lands the his hotel--and Meggy's home--in debt, so he galvanizes his reluctant friend into opening a pawn shop with him. As both parties narrate the workings of their shop, tensions escalate when Bob sells her out to the police.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: For Bob and Meggy.
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* AbsurdlyHighStakesGame: The entire plot is kickstarted when Bob loses one, having gambled away the hotel.
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* BlatantLies: Bob and Meggy's [[SnakeOilSalesman sales pitches]].
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* SnakeOilSalesman: Bob and Meggy's wares are just useless junk that they advertise as something special, like a "magical can of used beans", that turns someone into TheCasanova by sticking their [[UnusualEuphemism "ravioli"]] in it.
* ThisIsGonnaSuck: Meggy, after forcing herself to shill Bob's pawn shop in an ad because her home is on the line, groans out, "Oh boy..."
* ThisIsGonnaSuck: Meggy, after forcing herself to shill Bob's pawn shop in an ad because her home is on the line, groans out, "Oh boy..."
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* TheCameo: [=SMG1=] and [=SMG2=] are seen being sold an odd looking toilet. [=SMG3=] is also seen trying to buy the [=YouTube=] Remote, but is attacked by Susan W.
* NotSoAboveItAll:
** Karen is visibly delighted at the sight of a [[FurryReminder ball of yarn]].
** Meggy initially appears unamused when Bob lies on the money they made, then she proceeds to do the same.
* NotSoAboveItAll:
** Karen is visibly delighted at the sight of a [[FurryReminder ball of yarn]].
** Meggy initially appears unamused when Bob lies on the money they made, then she proceeds to do the same.
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Bob's gambling lands the hotel- and hotel--and Meggy's home- in home--in debt, so he galvanizes his reluctant friend into opening a pawn shop with him. As both parties narrate the workings of their shop, tensions escalate when Bob sells her out to the police.
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* NotWhatItLooksLike: Meggy disarms a robber trying to rob the store and points his gun at him. Unfortuately, he is a crippled old man in a wheelchair, so when Mr. Monitor and the police arrive on the scene, the inevitable misunderstanding happens and Meggy is jailed. Bob goading them into targeting her probably didn't help.
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* NotWhatItLooksLike: Meggy disarms a robber trying to rob the store and points his gun at him. Unfortuately, Unfortunately, he is a crippled old man in a wheelchair, so when Mr. Monitor and the police arrive on the scene, the inevitable misunderstanding happens and Meggy is jailed. Bob goading them into targeting her probably didn't help.help.
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* NotWhatItLooksLike: Meggy disarms a robber trying to rob the store and points his gun at him. Unfortuately, he is a crippled old man in a wheelchair, so when Mr. Monitor and the police, who were pursuing him, arrive on the scene, the inevitable misunderstanding happens and Meggy is jailed. Bob goading them into targeting her probably didn't help.
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* NotWhatItLooksLike: Meggy disarms a robber trying to rob the store and points his gun at him. Unfortuately, he is a crippled old man in a wheelchair, so when Mr. Monitor and the police, who were pursuing him, police arrive on the scene, the inevitable misunderstanding happens and Meggy is jailed. Bob goading them into targeting her probably didn't help.
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* AccidentalHero: Meggy finds a Freddy Fazbear toy in her pockets, so she uses it to bribe prison guard Swagmaster into freeing her. We later learn that it was Bob who planted it there to try and frame her for theft (though thankfully no one noticed at the time).
* NotWhatItLooksLike: Meggy disarms a robber trying to rob the store and points his gun at him. Unfortuately, he is a crippled old man in a wheelchair, so when Mr. Monitor and the police, who were pursuing him, arrive on the scene, the inevitable misunderstanding happens and Meggy is jailed. Bob goading them into targeting her probably didn't help.
* AccidentalHero: Meggy finds a Freddy Fazbear toy in her pockets, so she uses it to bribe prison guard Swagmaster into freeing her. We later learn that it was Bob who planted it there to try and frame her for theft (though thankfully no one noticed at the time).
* NotWhatItLooksLike: Meggy disarms a robber trying to rob the store and points his gun at him. Unfortuately, he is a crippled old man in a wheelchair, so when Mr. Monitor and the police, who were pursuing him, arrive on the scene, the inevitable misunderstanding happens and Meggy is jailed. Bob goading them into targeting her probably didn't help.
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The hotel is in debt, so Bob galvanizes a reluctant Meggy into opening a pawn shop with him. As both parties narrate the workings of their shop, tensions escalate when Bob sells her out to the police.police
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-> Meggy and Bob open up a Pawn shop. TIME TO HUSTLE.
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The hotel is in debt, so Bob galvanizes a reluctant Meggy into opening a pawn shop with him. As both parties narrate the workings of their shop, tensions escalate when Bob sells her out to the police.
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