S1 E16: Student Debt, Gecko Update & ISIS: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver
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コメント (21)
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10 years and it’s still as raw as if it happened yesterday. But I take solace in the knowledge that those geckos are in heaven now, fucking angels.
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ITT Tech was barred from using government loans two years after this episode. They immediately shut down and filed for bankruptcy.
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and finally the "Libyan Pool Party" joke in the Student Loans segment makes sense
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12:40 - The first appearance of Janice from accounting
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Thank you John and A Great Big World for that touching memorial.
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S1 E16 (aired September 7, 2014)
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Wasn’t sure how old this was until I heard “ice bucket challenge”
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I shed a tear for the horny space gekos. Come and gone in their prime
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NOT THE GECKOS 😭😭😭😭😭
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I love how we're all just vibing watching the old episodes and realizing the world has been facked for awhile now
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As a current college sophomore who's been watching LWT since middle school, the "go enjoy yourselves" segment is more real than ever.
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6 Seasons & a Movie!
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Knowing how leaving Afghanistan went, this is prophetic...
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Most ironically, youtube gives me an ad for a for profit school twice: before i started this episode and before the last segment. I have a masters degree, gtfoh for profit school ads 😂
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SIX SEASONS AND A MOVIE
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John arm in arm with the gecko may be the cutest thing ever.
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Reposting this reminded me of ITT Tech; I forgot it closed in 2016
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Love that we might actually be getting that Movie soon. It only took ten years 😂
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I love that John has pipes and a good ear, and he’s used them both from the beginning.
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John Oliver, I'm so glad you came to the United States. You are a national treasure.