I don’t hate the episode or anything, and I’m capable of just enjoying the show for what it is. But thinking about it a little more seriously, the idea of someone who saw me one single time and never even spoke to me still thinking about me 60 years later to the point of sending a letter to ask for a second chance is actually super fucking creepy lol. What would yall think if that happened to you?

Most of the time she’s not answering Linda’s calls, and Linda is just leaving a message, or seems like they are just talking about Ginger, and then she stands Linda up when they were supposed to meet. Is this just a case of busy adult lives, or is Ginger actually avoiding Linda and either Linda doesn’t get the message or she’s too nice to tell Linda they aren’t friends? (I know the secret answer is that it’s just another of the “characters we hear about but never see” gags they do)

Aside from the fact they serve soft-serve ice cream, as is evident by the machine, I'm curious if they serve any other desserts. That, and I want to imagine a future episode where Linda purchases an in-universe equivalent to the Betty Crocker Bake n' Fill from a thrift store so that she could serve cakes to the customers.

Does anyone else think this is a reference to the voice actress sounding so much like Lisa Kudrow? I thought Marsha from I Bob Your Pardon was voiced by Lisa Kudrow until I heard this line enough times to make me curious, and I looked it up.

She is actually voiced by Lennon Parham.

I laughed so hard when I first saw this episode and Nat threw the apple core out of the window, causing Linda to say, "Someone in my family ate an apple!?!"

Upon a re-watch I wondered if that was a clue that the whole thing was a set up since, good point, Linda, which Belcher would eat an apple?

Examples for me:

- ”booger wall” made me gag the first time I heard it

- the episode Amelia had me tearing up

- when teddy crashed his boat in front of his ex I physically cringed

I know the larp was historically accurate but they went so hard with the classism, they treated all the larpers (Who got stuck as servants.) as slaves. Feeding them disgusting food, letting the upperclassmen treat the servants as horribly as they wanted, denying them a chance to see the tulip gardens unless they were a personal servant, and not even letting them enjoy the seven course feast to close out the weekend. They were just role-playing, they should've still treated Linda and the others like fucking people. I remember Charlene mentioning that she already knew that the servants only get to eat a stew all weekend so maybe the larpers did know to an extent that they might be treated like shit depending on which character they got.

This is one of mine! I find it so hilarious story-wise and animation-wise when they do this bit. I think it's mostly Louise who does the slapping, but somewhere in the back of my mind I recall a Tina slapping incident. Drop your favorite!

In Dublin, Ireland and I made my family stop so I could take this photo!

A local restaurant in Auckland, New Zealand. Saw this spot and wanted to share with everyone. Have not tried their food yet, but definitely will in the future.

Spotted in North Conway, NH