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My two year old loves the Elmopalooza video. She's seen it so many times I think I have it memorized. Around the 40th view, I noticed something. It's been bugging me and I have to get it out fo my system. This seems like a good place, as I doubt anyone is oing to lambast me for obsessing over a Sesame Street Video...
The premiss is that John Steward and a bunch of people get locked in a dressing room and hillarity ensues, right? And they can't just send a handyman because they did and he's locked in with them, right?
Except...
The door opens inward. For thsoe who don't relaize what this means, it means that the hinges are on the indside. Hinges are always on the side of the door that it opens to.
So why couldn't the handyman just remove the dang hinges?
I know, I know, because then it would have been a short show. Still, it seems like a sloppy thing to miss. Or maybe I'm just OCD.
My two year old loves the Elmopalooza video. She's seen it so many times I think I have it memorized. Around the 40th view, I noticed something. It's been bugging me and I have to get it out fo my system. This seems like a good place, as I doubt anyone is oing to lambast me for obsessing over a Sesame Street Video...
The premiss is that John Steward and a bunch of people get locked in a dressing room and hillarity ensues, right? And they can't just send a handyman because they did and he's locked in with them, right?
Except...
The door opens inward. For thsoe who don't relaize what this means, it means that the hinges are on the indside. Hinges are always on the side of the door that it opens to.
So why couldn't the handyman just remove the dang hinges?
I know, I know, because then it would have been a short show. Still, it seems like a sloppy thing to miss. Or maybe I'm just OCD.