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We're talking about Pete: he wouldn't sit in an airplane seat without fastening his seatbelt even if the seatbelt sign was off.

There are still New Yorkers today who think nothing exists west of New Jersey.

I mean this in the nicest possible way: I think it would be good for someone to die on the plane, so Pete has someone to really keep him company on the flight.

The house my parents owned from 1972 to 2007 was nearly impossible to find with just the address. GPS didn't improve that at all. When we were expecting a delivery, we always told dispatchers that we needed to give directions directly to the drivers, or they would get lost. They rarely believed us and didn't put us in touch with the drivers. We would either be down at the cross street flagging them down, or they would just leave and tell dispatch there was no such address. Fortunately, when we did have the need to call EMS, they were clever enough to be able to find us without too much delay or the need for us to be out at the street frantically waving them our way.

I really didn't appreciate him thinking that he knew what all the viewers were thinking. That was completely out of line.

Season 1: Lenny & Karen Season 10: Peter & Sarah I think there may be a few others, too.

Do we know who pays them? Does it come out of the Nonnontas House budget, are they paid directly from the NHS, or is there some other government agency who is responsible for their wages?

With fast food franchise wages now being $20 per hour in CA, I can see an interest in this after a lot of modifications. That's probably why their recommendation was to lease at least 3 machines. I remember another food prep vending machine that was similar to the old fashioned automat. It served a lot more than just hamburgers. I don't remember the name of it or what season it was on, but it would be interesting to know if it is still in business. That would be a pretty good clue as to whether or not this machine will produce a viable business.

. . . and after only selling 11,000 units last year, yet he thinks this is a huge money maker. The hand brace for playing basketball really wasn't much better. Mark couldn't even make a basket with it on 3 tries, and he wasn't anywhere close to a free throw line. 2150 units sold last year after being in business for more than 15 years! Ditto for the footwear company. Barbara brought their valuation down from $2.5million to $400K, and I doubt the company is even worth that. They've only sold 1916 units in the last 2 years. In most climates in the US, you can't even wear them 6 months out of the year. More people with delusions of grandeur. It's the end of the season. We're scrapping the bottom of the barrel again.

I do viewer reviews for CBS. Every single season I tell them they need to make a rule to stop collusion between the teams. I'm obviously getting nowhere.

I still want to know what they do with all the plastic after it is shredded.

How did Bizzy and Dizzy manage to get themselves into 3rd place at one point then fall back to finishing second to last again?

I think with the way they hit the mat the other two teams will start the next leg in Group 2, and Danny and Mommy will have to start with Group 3 just because they were the slowest at reaching the mat even though they all technically arrived together. Will the Hanger-On Teams use their extra 15 minutes accordingly or will they be stupid enough to decide that they have to wait for Danny and Mommy thereby giving the other Group 3 teams an advantage?

Were any of the other bubbles playing offense or was it entirely defense?

When he pulled down the smoke detector, I was expecting him to find an FBI bug in it. Since that didn't happen, I think you're right about him working with the Feds in some capacity. If he's not, then he'll turn out to be Thorny's next casualty. Then again, if he is working with the Feds, he could still turn out to be Thorny's next casualty joining Garrett and Maya in her wake of destruction. She is whatever is the opposite of a Golden Goose. Everything she touches turns into a corpse instead of into gold.