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-{{Desc|Annoyed at being asked for a tip after being served a meal, [[Homer]]'s passive aggressive note on the bill is mistaken for a tip for $10,000. The rush of seeing the waitress happy causes Homer to start tipping money that he does not have. But when the bills catch up to him, Homer ends up in [[Little Europe]], where tipping culture is not a thing.}}
+{{Synopsis|Annoyed at being asked for a tip after being served a meal, [[Homer]]'s passive aggressive note on the bill is mistaken for a tip for $10,000. The rush of seeing the waitress happy causes Homer to start tipping money that he does not have. But when the bills catch up to him, Homer ends up in [[Little Europe]], where tipping culture is not a thing.}}
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 At home, Marge points out how the event went viral and that they're going to be in debt for the rest of their lives. Homer goes back to the pub, but the popularity gets to him—people stop him in the streets, he overpays at the newsstand, and he goes on a tipping spree. Back at home, however, Marge is waiting for him, very angry, as she received all the notifications of his spree. Homer promises her he'd stop, but at [[Moe's Tavern|Moe's]], he does the same thing again, encouraged by [[Moe]].
-The situation gets worse and many past-due bills arrive at home. Homer watches hopelessly as the family breaks down and decides to visit Sandee at her home. However, instead of asking for the bill to be reduced, he tries to flirt with her. Sandee sprays pepper spray in his eyes and slams the door. He then goes underwater, risking drowning, but is saved by [[Fausto]] in [[Little Europe]]. Homer is not answering Marge’s calls, so [[Patty]] and [[Selma]] suggest she take pictures for a dating profile on [[Tender]].
+The situation gets worse and many past-due bills arrive at home. Homer watches hopelessly as the family breaks down and decides to visit Sandee at her home. However, instead of asking for the bill to be reduced, he tries to flirt with her. Sandee sprays pepper spray in his eyes and slams the door. He then goes underwater, risking drowning, but is saved by [[Fausto]] in [[Little Europe]]. Homer is not answering Marge's calls, so [[Patty]] and [[Selma]] suggest she take pictures for a dating profile on [[Tender]].
 From the items Homer is buying on [[Amazon]], Bart figures out where he is, and they go visit him, starting a song celebrating the tip-free Little Europe. Lisa tells Homer that by returning home, he can change Springfield with ideas inspired by Little Europe. At the S.A.G. Awards, Homer presents the idea of a living wage. He dreams of everyone accepting it, but in reality, no one does, and he ends up getting beaten up—this time for real. Marge then proposes a way to fix both their money and tipping problems: Homer starts working as a server.

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-'''"The Tipping Point"''' is the seventeenth [[season 35]] episode of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the seven hundred sixty-seventh episode overall. It originally aired on May 12, [[2024]]. The episode was written by [[J. Stewart Burns]] and directed by [[Matthew Nastuk]]. It guest stars [[Kyle Gordon]] as [[DJ Crazy Times]], [[Chrissi Poland]] as [[Ms. Biljana Electronica]], and [[Audrey Trullinger]] as {{ap|Inga|The Tipping Point}}.
+'''"The Tipping Point"''' is the seventeenth [[Season 35|broadcast season 35]] episode of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the seven hundred sixty-seventh episode overall. It originally aired on May 12, [[2024]]. The episode was written by [[J. Stewart Burns]] and directed by [[Matthew Nastuk]]. It guest stars [[Kyle Gordon]] as [[DJ Crazy Times]], [[Chrissi Poland]] as [[Ms. Biljana Electronica]], and [[Audrey Trullinger]] as {{ap|Inga|The Tipping Point}}.
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 |guests= [[Kyle Gordon]] as [[DJ Crazy Times]]<br>[[Chrissi Poland]] as [[Ms. Biljana Electronica]]<br>[[Audrey Trullinger]] as {{ap|Inga|The Tipping Point}}
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-'''"The Tipping Point"''' is the seventeenth [[season 35]] episode of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the seven hundred sixty-seventh episode overall. It originally aired on May 12, [[2024]]. The episode was written by [[J. Stewart Burns]] and directed by [[Matthew Nastuk]]. It guest stars [[Kyle Gordon]] as [[DJ Crazy Times]], [[Chrissi Poland]] as [[Ms. Biljana Electronica]] and [[Audrey Trullinger]] as {{ap|Inga|The Tipping Point}}.
+'''"The Tipping Point"''' is the seventeenth [[season 35]] episode of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and the seven hundred sixty-seventh episode overall. It originally aired on May 12, [[2024]]. The episode was written by [[J. Stewart Burns]] and directed by [[Matthew Nastuk]]. It guest stars [[Kyle Gordon]] as [[DJ Crazy Times]], [[Chrissi Poland]] as [[Ms. Biljana Electronica]], and [[Audrey Trullinger]] as {{ap|Inga|The Tipping Point}}.
 == Synopsis ==
-{{Desc|[[Homer]] loses his mind over tipping culture run amok.}}
+{{Desc|Annoyed at being asked for a tip after being served a meal, [[Homer]]'s passive aggressive note on the bill is mistaken for a tip for $10,000. The rush of seeing the waitress happy causes Homer to start tipping money that he does not have. But when the bills catch up to him, Homer ends up in [[Little Europe]], where tipping culture is not a thing.}}
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-The [[Simpson family]] is getting ready for a day full of doctor visits, a boring day, but [[Bart]] points out to [[Lisa]] that they're going to be the stars of "Mom-and-Dad in-car bait-and-switch" video, where they tell kids they're going to a boring place, then they tell them on the car that they'll go to a fun place, a new trend on social media.
+The [[Simpson family]] is getting ready for a day full of doctor visits, a boring day, but [[Bart]] points out to [[Lisa]] that they're going to be the stars of a "Mom-and-Dad in-car bait-and-switch" video, where parents tell kids they're going to a boring place, then reveal in the car that they're actually going somewhere fun—a new trend on social media.
-However when they get to destination they find out that they're not at Krustyland but at the [[Springfield Medical Plaza]] for a year worth of check-ups in one day. After the check-ups are complete, Bart and Lisa ask them to be taken for a treat and they go to the [[Boba Fete Tea Shop]], where they buy some tea but the [[Squeaky-Voiced Teen]] asks for tips on paying, which [[Homer]] reluctantly does.
+However, when they get to the destination, they find out that they're not at Krustyland but at the [[Springfield Medical Plaza]] for a year's worth of check-ups in one day. After the check-ups are complete, Bart and Lisa ask to be taken for a treat, and they go to the [[Boba Fete Tea Shop]], where they buy some tea. The [[Squeaky-Voiced Teen]] asks for a tip at the register, which [[Homer]] reluctantly gives.
-The same thing happens at other shops and gets Homer exhausted, but cheers up when they go to the [[Springfield Public Library|Springfield Pub & Brewery]], where they charge a service fee and ask for a tip too. Homer clisk the pen and refuses to tip more than $1, but writes down "$1 OK!", and [[Sandee]] mistakes it for $10,000. But the family doesn't have $10,000 to pay for it so Homer destroys the bill, and other shop owners attack him, however its his imagination of what's going to happen, so instead he underlines the tip and they take him triumphally over their shoulders, with Marge groaning.
+The same thing happens at other shops, and it exhausts Homer. He cheers up when they go to the [[Springfield Pub & Brewery]], where they charge a service fee and ask for a tip as well. Homer clicks the pen and refuses to tip more than $1, but writes down "$1 OK!", which [[Sandee]] mistakes for $10,000. Since the family doesn't have $10,000 to pay, Homer imagines himself destroying the bill and getting attacked by other shop owners. In reality, he simply underlines the tip and they carry him triumphantly over their shoulders, while Marge groans.
-At home, Marge points out how the event went viral and that they're going to be in debt for the rest of their lives, so Homer goes back to the pub, but the popularity gets to him, as people stops him in the streets, and he overpays the newspaper with his news at the news stand and then goes on a tipping spree. Back at home however, Marge is waiting for him, very angry, considering she got all notifications of his spree. Homer promises her he'd stop, but at [[Moe's Tavern|Moe's]] he does the same thing again, incited by [[Moe]].
+At home, Marge points out how the event went viral and that they're going to be in debt for the rest of their lives. Homer goes back to the pub, but the popularity gets to him—people stop him in the streets, he overpays at the newsstand, and he goes on a tipping spree. Back at home, however, Marge is waiting for him, very angry, as she received all the notifications of his spree. Homer promises her he'd stop, but at [[Moe's Tavern|Moe's]], he does the same thing again, encouraged by [[Moe]].
-The situation gets worse and many past due bills get home. Homer watches hopeless as the family breaks down, and decides to visit Sandee at her home, however he tries to get in with her instead of asking for the bill to be cut, and Sandee sprays pepper spray in his eyes and slams the door instead of accepting him and he goes underwater, risking drowning, but is saved by [[Fausto]] at [[Little Europe]]. Homer is not answering Marge on the phone so [[Patty]] and [[Selma]] suggest her to take pictures for a dating profile on [[Tender]].
+The situation gets worse and many past-due bills arrive at home. Homer watches hopelessly as the family breaks down and decides to visit Sandee at her home. However, instead of asking for the bill to be reduced, he tries to flirt with her. Sandee sprays pepper spray in his eyes and slams the door. He then goes underwater, risking drowning, but is saved by [[Fausto]] in [[Little Europe]]. Homer is not answering Marge’s calls, so [[Patty]] and [[Selma]] suggest she take pictures for a dating profile on [[Tender]].
-From the stuff Homer is buying on [[Amazon]], Bart figures out where he's and they go visit him, starting a song for the tip-free Little Europe. Lisa tells Homer that by coming back he can change Springfield with changes inspired by Little Europe. At the S.A.G. Awards, Homer presents the idea on living wage, Homer dreams of everyone accepting it, but in reality noone does and he ends up getting beaten up, this time for real. Marge then proposes Homer a way to fix both the money and tipping problems, as Homer starts working as a server.
+From the items Homer is buying on [[Amazon]], Bart figures out where he is, and they go visit him, starting a song celebrating the tip-free Little Europe. Lisa tells Homer that by returning home, he can change Springfield with ideas inspired by Little Europe. At the S.A.G. Awards, Homer presents the idea of a living wage. He dreams of everyone accepting it, but in reality, no one does, and he ends up getting beaten up—this time for real. Marge then proposes a way to fix both their money and tipping problems: Homer starts working as a server.
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