I think I need closed captioning for this show, because I didn’t hear either of those lines (or the accents messed with my understanding).

I agree that it seemed totally out of the blue.  Nate seems like a responsible person, not someone who would quit a job without another lined up unless it was an absolute last resort.  He’s old enough to have grey hair, so he seems past the age where one would not think about financial stability.

I don’t think I’ve ever seen a Wetzel’s Pretzels.  Looking at their website, there are none particularly convenient to me.

I haven’t had one in at least 6+ months, but I always liked the honey mustard dip. I guess I will have to see if it changed the next time I’m at the mall.

I thought that Sam had a bottle of vegetable oil on the counter, so I can’t see why she’d use Pam as vegetable oil.

I thought Rosie decided she didn’t want to do it any more, not that it was cancelled.

I remember the Stoned Wheat Crackers box from my childhood, but I doubt I’ve had one since the 80's.

Liking a show doesn’t mean its main character is your hero or that you want to behave like them. I liked The Sopranos, but I have yet to become a mafia boss.

Warren Beatty begs to differ...

There’s a reason those guys wore make-up.

In that case, I guess it makes sense that the character Keeley has gone from rather bimbo-ish in the first season to owning her own business and hob-nobbing with the wealthy and educated. The writer wanted to make her show equivalent look good.  I like the character, but her arc seems unrealistic to me.

I think Seinfeld had a different ending planned, and then they switched it after the plot leaked online. Maybe they should have stuck with the original.

That was my first thought too, but I figured it was because I’m old.

I didn’t know he was born in England.  Guess that explains why he never ran for President.

The show is on HBO. Ever heard of that?

Supposedly, the police did a wellness check.  My guess is that she has an illness (maybe dementia) that’s incompatible with the Scientology brand.

Chicken milanese seems like a pretty safe bet at an Italian restaurant, but this plan could go quite wrong.  Don’t order the chicken parm at IHOP. 

It’s expensive to have your wife pay someone to take the SAT for your daughter.

I recently re-read the book, which I probably first read circa 1981. It’s still great, even though they edited out the bits about sanitary belts, and I look forward to watching the movie.

Spacehunter sounds familiar.  Anything 3D was appealing at the time.