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A recurring issue throughout this episode is the heavy reliance on meta-humor and political stereotypes. For instance, Bro’s joke about participating in politics and the references to political figures like Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are made in a way that feels outdated and disconnected from current political discourse. This kind of writing feels more like caricature than insightful commentary.
Jennifer Aniston’s character continues her self-victimization narrative, framing her success as a result of her individuality but simultaneously undermining herself with self-deprecating humor about not having children. The dialogue about her personal life and her "smirking" at supposed judgment from others comes off as hammy and unconvincing, further exposing the thinness of the script.