rpsh
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"Did you know there is a pop tart under your fridge?
No, but dips."
If you've ever watched the TV play How I Met Your Mother, you should know this line which is stemmed from the scenario that Marshal and Lily get up from the kitchen floor.
( "pop tart" is a kind of cookie and "dip" is a kind of condiment, right?)
But what is the HHP here? Why does the director or someone else make this scenario go with the background of laugh? I think it's literally funny. The only reason why I didn't laugh is that I get the wrong words here. So could you tell me what correct lines are here and what J point is?
No, but dips."
If you've ever watched the TV play How I Met Your Mother, you should know this line which is stemmed from the scenario that Marshal and Lily get up from the kitchen floor.
( "pop tart" is a kind of cookie and "dip" is a kind of condiment, right?)
But what is the HHP here? Why does the director or someone else make this scenario go with the background of laugh? I think it's literally funny. The only reason why I didn't laugh is that I get the wrong words here. So could you tell me what correct lines are here and what J point is?