Yup, here’s from a transcript:

Considering how the huntress reacted when Jerry was finally forced to be upfront with her; if he HAD tried to break up with her the right way the first time they probably would have found bits of him splashed around his apartment on the next custody day.

It’s no longer as dirty as a crackhouse, it’s now as clean as a cocaine house.

I’m struggling to see “psychopath Beth” as anything less than a retcon, let alone rivaling Rick. I’m not saying she’s a good person, but I’d buy this as a Rick manipulation before I’d buy that she’s been a violent crazy person all this time and we’re only just learning of it. She’s been nothing but a normal (if…

You’re a lot more optimistic than I to think she only cut off a finger.

POINTLESS SPECULATION TIME!!!

Some very good points, although I would argue that Jerry is at least showing some self-awareness (which puts him ahead of the rest of the family in some ways). Jerry is growing, but he is Jerry.

The problem is there are apparently people who miss the point and think Rick should be considered a role model be emulated. You would think his constant lack of happiness would be a guide.

Getting a reply or an upvote from a person whose posts are auto-approved flips your post to visible. Sometimes staff seem to go through and approve posts.

That was genius. The squirrels conversation, the light switch sequence and Summer following plan 4 worst case scenario were all just perfect. The amount of ideas they have are seemingly endless.

Call me Noob Noob, because this episode had me like, “God... DAMN!!!’

Rick figured out that the machine decided on what to remove based on what each person thought was toxic, so Morty lost his insecurities, while Rick, among other things, lost his unnecessary personal attachments, such as his care for Morty. Rick literally explained this during the scene you’re asking about.