Title Reference
- Junior takes a trip down to Boca Raton, Florida every year with his girlfriend Bobbi Sanfillipo.
- The word "boca" in Spanish or the Italian "bocca" mean "mouth." This may be a reference to Junior secretly performing oral sex on his girlfriend, which plays a large role in the episode, or could refer to the many instances of gossiping in the episode.
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