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*When [[Homer]] enters [[Moe's]] and finds rock music playing, he says that it's like the ghost of [[Grand Funk Railroad]] has risen to show them how to rock again.
 
*When [[Homer]] enters [[Moe's]] and finds rock music playing, he says that it's like the ghost of [[Grand Funk Railroad]] has risen to show them how to rock again.
 
*When [[Lenny]] finds out Moe and [[Otto]] switched jobs, he says that it's like ''{{W|Freaky Friday}}'' or one of its many cinematic variations, referring to the ''{{W2|Freaky Friday|franchise}}'' franchise.
 
*When [[Lenny]] finds out Moe and [[Otto]] switched jobs, he says that it's like ''{{W|Freaky Friday}}'' or one of its many cinematic variations, referring to the ''{{W2|Freaky Friday|franchise}}'' franchise.
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*After [[Moleman]] says that he doesn't think his health insurance will cover his surgery, the comic ends with "{{W|Thanks, Obama}}", a reference to the Internet meme.
  
 
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Latest revision as of 18:39, May 17, 2026

References/Trivia


Cultural references[edit]

  • Moe reveals that most of the albums in the jukebox are Willie Nelson songs because he paid his bar tab one night using old records.
  • When Homer enters Moe's and finds rock music playing, he says that it's like the ghost of Grand Funk Railroad has risen to show them how to rock again.
  • When Lenny finds out Moe and Otto switched jobs, he says that it's like Freaky Friday or one of its many cinematic variations, referring to the Freaky Friday franchise.
  • After Moleman says that he doesn't think his health insurance will cover his surgery, the comic ends with "Thanks, Obama", a reference to the Internet meme.