Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Although Friends was all about laughs and good times, it also left the audience with some valuable pieces of life advice, some deeper than others. Back in 1994, Friends took viewers to New York City to follow the many ups and downs in the lives of a group of six close friends.
In the end, Joey made Chandler spend six hours in a big wooden box and he forgave him when he saw Chandler’s effort and Kathy’s feelings for him. “Don’t do the crime if you can’t do the time” is a somewhat controversial line as it can be easily misused, but the essence is not doing something if you can’t handle the consequences or won’t take responsibility for them.
8 If It Doesn’t Matter, It’s A Moo Point Joey was the dim-witted member of the group, but he also had some wisdom to share from time to time. In the episode “The One Where Chandler Doesn’t Like Dogs”, Rachel was crushing on her young assistant, Tag, and Joey, being the good friend he had always been, offered her some wisdom. Joey asked Rachel if Tag liked her back, because if he didn’t, then it was a “moo point”. Joey explained that it’s like a cow’s opinion: it doesn’t matter, so it’s “moo”.
5 Don’t Stay In A Relationship If You’re On Different Life Paths Friends saw its characters go through many dates, relationships, and break-ups, and one valuable lesson that can be taken from them is not to stay in a relationship where both parts are on different life paths. This happened to Monica when she was with Richard, as she wanted a family while Richard didn’t want any more kids and just wanted to enjoy life.
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