In Rick & Morty, the smarter you are, the less capable you are of finding joy in anything.And herein lies the truth of the matter, instead of the illusion. I probably find the least joy in anything. And, due to the transitive property of equality, thereby making me the smartest one here...at least in the R&M universe. Winning sure feels like losing. The best of luck to you.
DOH!
It's actually one of their better episodes, considering how late into the show it appeared post-Conan, but it still spoon-feeds the jokes to the audience as has become their standard means of writing since the writer exodus.
It's actually one of their better episodes, considering how late into the show it appeared post-Conan, but it still spoon-feeds the jokes to the audience as has become their standard means of writing since the writer exodus.
And herein lies the truth of the matter, instead of the illusion. I probably find the least joy in anything. And, due to the transitive property of equality, thereby making me the smartest one here...at least in the R&M universe. Winning sure feels like losing. The best of luck to you.
You strike me as a very simple person. I bet you find joy in really simple things.
Like when you were so happy you spotted a spelling error in your native language and proudly pointed it out. That was a bit like how Jerry was so proud when he got promoted in a simulation running on retard mode.
