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Schitt's Creek, Season 2, Episode 8 (Patreon)

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2023-02-09 13:56:40
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12 Things of milk!

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Schitt's Creek, Season 2, Episode 8

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MS NANCEEPANTS

I just love the misunderstanding between Johnny and Alexis: he's upset for a legitimate reason, but also...you'd think he'd know by now never to assume that Alexis is listening closely. Or that she knows what a "pint" is in terms of fluid measurements 😂

Mermaid Day

I love how excited you were to see Ted, I love Ted too. Get used to the black and white theme for David and Moira, it's gonna stick around.

Emptysea93

If no one has let you know yet, both Moira's (and to a lesser extent David's) clothing style is based off of Daphne Guinness, a fashion designer and the heiress of the Guinness beer fortune. She is known for exclusively only wearing black and white clothing and wearing high fashion gowns and dresses no matter the occasion. Like they literally have pics of her in high fashion dresses getting groceries and gas. Also I love the fact we get more and more insane background details about Alexis: At this point we know she has been held at gunpoint, was locked in the trunk of a drug dealer's car and seduced him for freedom, was held captive for a month in the palace of a low ranking member of the saudi royal family, has been kidnapped and knows how to escape duct-tape bonds, and finally now we know she has blown through checkpoints in Johannesburg South Africa.

Matt E.

Yea, exactly right, cow milk is illegal in to sell/distribute direct to consumers canada, consumption itself is legal. as it can lead to a large number of diseases as at room temperature the lactose and nutrients are a prime breeding ground for bacteria that live in/on cows (salmonella, tumburculosis, e. coli, etc). It's legality in the states varies state by state, the FDA does strongly warn against it. There were a few outbreaks in Ontario between '05 and '15, that have been linked to raw milk, so there definitely is a market.

Matt E.
>>101555174

Also it is probably good the raw milk was dumped, even in a sealed container it is supposed to be refrigerated pretty continuously to reduce risk; and who knows how long it was sitting in the motel and on Roland's truck... Though that area off the side of the rode is gonna reek when all that milk they dumped spoils....

Matt E.
>>101555174

Agreed. If I'm gonna consume something risky like that it should at least get me high 😜

Youtalkingtome
>>101535299

We had no idea! We just thought it was a fun detail of the season. That is really cool, thanks for letting us know! I know her random misadventures are truly a highlight of the show too!

Youtalkingtome

Ted Lasso has not been dropped. A new one just went up recently.

Jamie D
>>101555174

Yeah, raw milk is allowed for sale here in Maine, just needs to be labeled accordingly. I prefer it, but since I have to go out of my way to buy it (ie, not just to my regular grocery store) I don't get it often.

Nick Stark

Pasteurized dairy products basically require them to be heated to the point it kills the enzymes. These enzymes are considered to be very healthy for consumption. Because these enzymes are living they must be kept at a proper temperature. To prevent them from going bad is why they started pasteurizing.