3 chapters across the catalog
Super Gonorrhea Outbreak, Two Broke Girls Sitcom
A clip from the sitcom "Two Broke Girls" mentions "super gonorrhea," leading to a report on a real-world drug-resistant strain of the infection. New York Magazine reports on the rise of antibiotic-resistant cases, noting that the CDC is concerned about the effectiveness of current treatments.
A clip from the sitcom "Two Broke Girls" is used to highlight anti-post office propaganda in media. The hosts compare the actual costs of overnight shipping, noting that the United States Postal Service is significantly cheaper than private carriers like FedEx.
Vagina Monologue Movie, Two Broke Girls, Ad Pitch
The sitcom "Two Broke Girls" featured a segment using the word "vagina" multiple times in under a minute. The hosts speculate this is a "sales pitch" to attract advertisers for feminine products or a setup for an upcoming movie related to the Vagina Monologues.
