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* AnAesop: Even seemingly honest people steal, even when they don't realize what they're doing.
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* NotSoDifferentRemark: Once Mike and Gloria begin trying to show Archie the error of his ways by "borrowing" things from work, they both admit they're also guilty of the same thing -- Mike by trying to dodge collect calls, Gloria by taking leftover lipstick samples from the store -- and therefore have no room to talk. Only Edith has an excuse: She was 8 when she took more than her fair share of samples at the bakery (ergo, she didn't know any better).
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* NotSoDifferentRemark: Once Mike and Gloria begin trying to show Archie the error of his ways by "borrowing" things from work, they both admit they're also guilty of the same thing -- Mike by trying to dodge collect calls, Gloria by taking leftover lipstick samples from the store -- and therefore have no room to talk. Only Edith has an excuse: She was 8 when she took more than her fair share of samples at the bakery (ergo, she didn't know any better).better).
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* NotSoDifferent: Once Mike and Gloria begin trying to show Archie the error of his ways by "borrowing" things from work, they both admit they're also guilty of the same thing -- Mike by trying to dodge collect calls, Gloria by taking leftover lipstick samples from the store -- and therefore have no room to talk. Only Edith has an excuse: She was 8 when she took more than her fair share of samples at the bakery (ergo, she didn't know any better).
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* NotSoDifferent: NotSoDifferentRemark: Once Mike and Gloria begin trying to show Archie the error of his ways by "borrowing" things from work, they both admit they're also guilty of the same thing -- Mike by trying to dodge collect calls, Gloria by taking leftover lipstick samples from the store -- and therefore have no room to talk. Only Edith has an excuse: She was 8 when she took more than her fair share of samples at the bakery (ergo, she didn't know any better).
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* MoralMyooia: While multiple ''All In the Family'' episode did this throughout the course of the series, this episode was among those that did it very well. Both Mike and Gloria call Archie on his "borrowing" items from the plant (for his home improvement project), but then admit that, through a collect-call dodging scheme and getting "free" lipstick samples from the store, they're doing the same thing Archie did.
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* MoralMyooia: MoralMyopia: While multiple ''All In the Family'' episode did this throughout the course of the series, this episode was among those that did it very well. Both Mike and Gloria call Archie on his "borrowing" items from the plant (for his home improvement project), but then admit that, through a collect-call dodging scheme and getting "free" lipstick samples from the store, they're doing the same thing Archie did.
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* NotSoDifferent: Once Mike and Gloria begin trying to show Archie the error of his ways by "borrowing" things from work, they both admit they're also guilty of the same thing -- Mike by trying to dodge collect calls, Gloria by taking leftover lipstick samples from the store -- and therefore have no room to talk. Only Edith has an excuse: She was 8 when she took more than her fair share of samples at the bakery (ergo, she didn't know any better).
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* MoralMyooia: While multiple ''All In the Family'' episode did this throughout the course of the series, this episode was among those that did it very well. Both Mike and Gloria call Archie on his "borrowing" items from the plant (for his home improvement project), but then admit that, through a collect-call dodging scheme and getting "free" lipstick samples from the store, they're doing the same thing Archie did.
* NotSoDifferent: Once Mike and Gloria begin trying to show Archie the error of his ways by "borrowing" things from work, they both admit they're also guilty of the same thing -- Mike by trying to dodge collect calls, Gloria by taking leftover lipstick samples from the store -- and therefore have no room to talk. Only Edith has an excuse: She was 8 when she took more than her fair share of samples at the bakery (ergo, she didn't know any better).
* NotSoDifferent: Once Mike and Gloria begin trying to show Archie the error of his ways by "borrowing" things from work, they both admit they're also guilty of the same thing -- Mike by trying to dodge collect calls, Gloria by taking leftover lipstick samples from the store -- and therefore have no room to talk. Only Edith has an excuse: She was 8 when she took more than her fair share of samples at the bakery (ergo, she didn't know any better).
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* BeatThemAtTheirOwnGame: Or more appropriately, beat by his own logic, when the anonymous so-and-so [[note]](hint: It's not Mike, who just simply hid the lumber to make a point)[[/note]] who stole Archie's plywood ... after all, "everybody does it!"
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* AnAesop: Even seemingly honest people steal, even when they don't realize what they're doing.
* BeatThemAtTheirOwnGame: Or more appropriately, beat by his own logic, when the anonymous so-and-so [[note]](hint: It's not Mike, who just simply hid the lumber to make a point)[[/note]]who stole steals Archie's plywood ... after all, "everybody does it!"
* BeatThemAtTheirOwnGame: Or more appropriately, beat by his own logic, when the anonymous so-and-so [[note]](hint: It's not Mike, who just simply hid the lumber to make a point)[[/note]]
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* HoistByHisOwnPetard: Archie's scheme that "everybody does it" and that some things are just free for the taking ... not to mention avoiding some of the costs of his home improvement project, comes back to bite him in the end. When he goes to work, he finds someone has helped himself to the plywood, and when he slams the door in disgust, the glass breaks.
* NotSoDifferent: Once Mike and Gloria begin trying to show Archie the error of his ways by "borrowing" things from work, they both admit they're also guilty of the same thing -- Mike by trying to dodge collect calls, Gloria by taking leftover lipstick samples from the store -- and have no room to talk. Only Edith has an excuse: She was 8 when she took more than her fair share of samples at the bakery (ergo, she didn't know any better).
* NotSoDifferent: Once Mike and Gloria begin trying to show Archie the error of his ways by "borrowing" things from work, they both admit they're also guilty of the same thing -- Mike by trying to dodge collect calls, Gloria by taking leftover lipstick samples from the store -- and have no room to talk. Only Edith has an excuse: She was 8 when she took more than her fair share of samples at the bakery (ergo, she didn't know any better).
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* HoistByHisOwnPetard: Archie's scheme that "everybody does it" and that some things are just free for the taking ... not to mention avoiding some of the costs of his home improvement project, comes back to bite him in the end. When he goes to work, work on his project, he finds someone has helped himself to the plywood, and when he slams the door in disgust, the glass breaks.
* NotSoDifferent: Once Mike and Gloria begin trying to show Archie the error of his ways by "borrowing" things from work, they both admit they're also guilty of the same thing -- Mike by trying to dodge collect calls, Gloria by taking leftover lipstick samples from the store -- and therefore have no room to talk. Only Edith has an excuse: She was 8 when she took more than her fair share of samples at the bakery (ergo, she didn't know any better).
* NotSoDifferent: Once Mike and Gloria begin trying to show Archie the error of his ways by "borrowing" things from work, they both admit they're also guilty of the same thing -- Mike by trying to dodge collect calls, Gloria by taking leftover lipstick samples from the store -- and therefore have no room to talk. Only Edith has an excuse: She was 8 when she took more than her fair share of samples at the bakery (ergo, she didn't know any better).
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* HoistByHisOwnPetard: Archie's scheme that "everybody does it" and that some things are just free for the taking ... not to mention avoiding some of the costs of his home improvement project, comes back to bite him in the end. When he goes to work, he finds someone has helped himself to the plywood, and when he slams the door in disgust, the glass breaks.8
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* HoistByHisOwnPetard: Archie's scheme that "everybody does it" and that some things are just free for the taking ... not to mention avoiding some of the costs of his home improvement project, comes back to bite him in the end. When he goes to work, he finds someone has helped himself to the plywood, and when he slams the door in disgust, the glass breaks.8
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* BeatThemAtTheirOwnGame: Or more appropriately, beat by his own logic, when the anonymous so-and-so -- [[note]](hint: It's not Mike, who just simply hid the lumber to make a point)[[/note]] -- who stole Archie's plywood ... after all, "everybody does it!"
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* BeatThemAtTheirOwnGame: Or more appropriately, beat by his own logic, when the anonymous so-and-so -- [[note]](hint: It's not Mike, who just simply hid the lumber to make a point)[[/note]] -- who stole Archie's plywood ... after all, "everybody does it!"
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* NotSoDifferent: Once Mike and Gloria begin trying to show Archie the error of his ways, they both admit they're also guilty of the same thing -- Mike by trying to dodge collect calls, Gloria by taking leftover lipstick samples from the store -- and have no room to talk. Only Edith has an excuse: She was 8 when she took more than her fair share of samples at the bakery (ergo, she didn't know any better).
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* NotSoDifferent: Once Mike and Gloria begin trying to show Archie the error of his ways, ways by "borrowing" things from work, they both admit they're also guilty of the same thing -- Mike by trying to dodge collect calls, Gloria by taking leftover lipstick samples from the store -- and have no room to talk. Only Edith has an excuse: She was 8 when she took more than her fair share of samples at the bakery (ergo, she didn't know any better).
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!! Tropes associated with this episode:
* BeatThemAtTheirOwnGame: Or more appropriately, beat by his own logic, when the anonymous so-and-so -- [[note]](hint: It's not Mike, who just simply hid the lumber to make a point)[[/note]] -- who stole Archie's plywood ... after all, "everybody does it!"
* EveryoneKnowsMorse: Mike and his friends whom he's trying to call collect, using "code" words to circumvent having to reverse the charges.
* HoistByHisOwnPetard: Archie's scheme that "everybody does it" and that some things are just free for the taking ... not to mention avoiding some of the costs of his home improvement project, comes back to bite him in the end. When he goes to work, he finds someone has helped himself to the plywood, and when he slams the door in disgust, the glass breaks.8
* NotSoDifferent: Once Mike and Gloria begin trying to show Archie the error of his ways, they both admit they're also guilty of the same thing -- Mike by trying to dodge collect calls, Gloria by taking leftover lipstick samples from the store -- and have no room to talk. Only Edith has an excuse: She was 8 when she took more than her fair share of samples at the bakery (ergo, she didn't know any better).
* BeatThemAtTheirOwnGame: Or more appropriately, beat by his own logic, when the anonymous so-and-so -- [[note]](hint: It's not Mike, who just simply hid the lumber to make a point)[[/note]] -- who stole Archie's plywood ... after all, "everybody does it!"
* EveryoneKnowsMorse: Mike and his friends whom he's trying to call collect, using "code" words to circumvent having to reverse the charges.
* HoistByHisOwnPetard: Archie's scheme that "everybody does it" and that some things are just free for the taking ... not to mention avoiding some of the costs of his home improvement project, comes back to bite him in the end. When he goes to work, he finds someone has helped himself to the plywood, and when he slams the door in disgust, the glass breaks.8
* NotSoDifferent: Once Mike and Gloria begin trying to show Archie the error of his ways, they both admit they're also guilty of the same thing -- Mike by trying to dodge collect calls, Gloria by taking leftover lipstick samples from the store -- and have no room to talk. Only Edith has an excuse: She was 8 when she took more than her fair share of samples at the bakery (ergo, she didn't know any better).
