S09E22 · SCENE 25/23 · 17:00
Trash of the Titans · Town meeting hall
Debate and dirty tricks

Homer and Ray Patterson debate trash promises at a town meeting.

17:00→17:12
in the episode · 0m 12s · S09E22

What happens

17:00–17:12

Ray Patterson arrives late blaming tampered brakes. Homer promises round-the-clock trash pickup with extra services. Ray mocks Homer's promises and calls him a sleazy lunatic. Homer buys Ray's office items and they argue about friendship.

WhereTown meeting hall
DriverHomer Simpson
Positionact2 · escalation
ThreadHomer's trash rebellion

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17:01

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weights 0–1
absurd0.7
scheme0.6
rivalry0.4
tense0.3
argument

Beats

13:30Homer promises impossible trash services
14:53Ray accuses Homer of lying about gingerbread house

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17:00–17:12
A · Homer's trash rebellion
B · Love Day aftermath
C · Sanitation campaign

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