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But this week on Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Holt threw logical rules out the window and allowed couple-in-training Jake and Amy to try to clean up the streets together. What resulted were some good jokes involving grammar and a bad communication breakdown for Jake and Amy involving a mattress. But the stress didn’t break them—it made them… firmer: Amy finally told her mother about her new boyfriend and Jake finally dumped his dumpster mattress to prove to Amy that she was worth enough to him to invest in a better rectangle filled with springs and goose hair. So, yes, s— just got a little more real for Jamy (Ake? Somebody stop me), and the show’s writers seem to be doubling down on their decision to pair the two after a lot of will-they-won’t-they foreplay. Speaking of romance, an amusing B-plot showcasing another dimension of Holt’s ability to love rigidly — in this case, his deferential devotion to his classic automobile Gertie — was interwoven nicely into the story as he counseled Jake on prioritizing a partner over pride.
(We also learned that Holt’s name may be on the title but Gertie’s spirit cannot be owned/tamed). And over in C-plot land, Rosa’s volunteer work with a little brother in need of not-so-tough love proved to be the episode’s weak link — despite the enriching revelation that she was a ballerina. Oh, and in mostly unrelated news: Hitchcock drank his own fish, which is a sentence that works even better when not explained. Without further, um, ewww, let’s crack open an orange soda (not an Orangina) and take a taxi (the car kind) to Mattress Town, where we will recap the best lines of this week’s episode. 9. “Hey, hey, hey, you can’t call a kid stupid. What if he’s really stupid?” —Terry to Rosa 8. “That’s why HR Jim keeps high-fiving me.” —Jake, after Amy told Holt that she files daily reports to HR on their relationship and HR is bcc’d on all their emails. (Yet another good Jake “That’s what/why” joke, joining such hits as “That’s what globes are for.”
“That’s why people throw away garbage.” ) 7. “The cupcake was Gertie. Your butt was Charles’ car. The chair was the parking space. Your office was the garage. And I was the brilliant Gina Linetti in both scenarios.” —Gina, over explaining her analogy to Holt 6. “Oh, I hear what you’re saying… mattress trampoline! Wait, no, you were taking about sex. Then mattress trampoline!” — Jake to Amy, after she nudge-nudge-wink-winkingly tells him that they’ll have to break in his new mattress 5. “I just got Gertie back from the garage. She looks as good as new. Better even, because after 12 years they finally got the Annie Lennox cassette out of the tape player.” —Holt to Charles about his car that he scratched 4. “Okay, I know you’re mad but before you say anything: Yes, we screwed up. And yes, you warned us. And yes, I don’t know where I’m going with this, but I do know this: I have reached the end of my sentence…. Oh my god, did that work?” —Jake to Holt
3. “Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, me and Devin? I corrected your grammar! Are you so proud of me? Are you super horny?” —Jake to Amy 2. “You’re going to pay for what you’ve done. And it won’t be cheap. They’ll have to custom mix the color… because they no longer make raspberry sherbet.” — Holt, menacingly to Charles after he scratches Gertie 1. “Oh, I hate people who drive sports cars! You’re not Gloria Estefan and this isn’t Miami!” —Charles 11 posts, read 81,725 times 4,756 posts, read 5,806,017 times 1,810 posts, read 5,568,335 times 12,242 posts, read 26,611,416 times Originally Posted by Jersey22 Where are you buying a mattress from that will not deliver to your address? "The man who sleeps on the floor, can never fall out of bed." -Martin Lawrence 9,082 posts, read 17,563,420 times Please be careful of the stores that offer refurbished mattresses -- or whatever they are calling them these days.
I see these vans driving around Queens sometimes picking up mattresses from the trash. They are in the trash for a very good reason, I suspect. These low-life companies take the mattresses out of the trash and "refurbish" them (which could mean anything). The mattresses could be full of the same interior stains and possibly even bedbugs that they had when they were put in the trash. It's a disgusting practice and I feel ill every time I see one of those filthy vans. Even if the store doesn't tell you the mattress is used, it very well could be, especially if it's such a "good deal". The mattress business is full of scams and fraud. New York Mattress Company Faces Charges For Illegally Selling Used Mattresses In Connecticut | Connecticut Consumer Advocate Protector Watchdog | Ct Consumer Complaints |Ct consumer Protection | My personal opinion is that you should go to Ikea and get one of those super comfortable foam or latex mattresses (new) that roll up and would fit easily in someone's car -- though it would of course hang out the back of the car.