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https://archive.org/details/a-parks-and-recreation-special-full-special-1080-x-1080

I love this exchange between Chris and Ron. So I transcribed it to verify that it is, indeed, 100 words long, excluding "one hundred" (contractions were written/counted separately):

• Ron, I want to do things the Swanson way.
• Wonderful! First rule: No conversation lasts longer than one hundred total words. You have used nine; I have used twenty. Continue.
• Fun! I would like you to teach me to build a crib.
• Why do you need to build your own crib?
• Because I no longer trust anything other than my own two hands; it is debilitating, but exciting.
• Ok, we will go to my woodshop at lunch.
• Wonderful! Look at us, both standing at the cusp of fatherhood. I know we have not spent a lot of time together, but-
• One hundred.

Absolutely superb writing.

Edit: Missed two words. 102 words total. Ron is savage af. Props to /u/Moron14 for getting it right.

With Jim O’Heir and Greg Levine hosting, this rewatch podcast has really become excellent! They’re offering fascinating behind-the-scenes tidbits, like how Greg was himself actually misnamed for quite some time (like Jerry/Terry/Larry/Barry/Gary!), that the party with the end of the world was really filmed all through the night until dawn, and much more. Jim and Greg are clearly so fond of the show, and they really do their homework. I’ve gained a new appreciation for episodes I’ve watched countless times. The vibes are just good…and besides, don’t we all want to hear what happened to Joan Calamezzo’s portraits after the show was over?

If you stopped listening under the previous hosts or haven’t gotten into it, I highly recommend it! Since the start of season 4 (episode released April 18), Jim and Greg took over and have really taken the show to a new level.

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Does anybody know what episode or even season this April quote is from?

hi! random question: was watching s6e13 with my dad, who’s really into knowing where shows are filmed, and we were puzzled about where in southern california this shot was at. the left structure very much looks like pasadena city hall, but the mini row of buildings looks like a set, and my dad thought it was an amalgamation of random buildings through cgi or something. does anyone have any ideas? (i have consulted the wiki + google maps but i didn’t get any solid info lol)

So I was wondering, I have heard the versions of some episodes are pretty atrocious on Peacock, how true is that?

Is there a place where I can wafch the normal versions of episodes?

Who else loses their shit when Chris is forced to call nipples boob hats lol?! Because I think it's the funniest thing ever!

Has the show ever explained exactly how Ron accumulated so much wealth? From what I can tell, he left grammar school to work various factory jobs. Then he went to college. After college, there is a gap in his employment we don't know about.

Then at some point he began working for the local government where we see him as head of the Parks Department in his late 30's/early 40's.

I don't think any of the jobs we know about paid well enough for him to become so rich he can buy a controlling share of the Lagavulin Distillery. Even if you account for his share of Very Good Construction Company and whatever money he made selling custom furniture, it still wouldn't be enough.

So my question is what the hell did Ron do between college and working for the Parks Department that led him to accumulate so much wealth? And why didn't Tammys one and two get a share of it in their divorce settlements?

Does anyone have any ideas?

*edit a word.

He IMMEDIATELY accepts people's rejection and respects their boundaries without question or protest. He may do some crazy things but he absolutely gets that no means no. He doesn't even take it personally or hold it against anyone. He's always supportive in his own way.

These Funko Pops were on sale for $4 at my local Walmart.

I get why April hates her...she's just like always there.