References To Popular Culture
- In one of the scenes Chuck is making out in a car with Lou, while the car windows are covered in steam, and his hand is pressed to the glass. This is an allusion to the love scene in the 1997 film Titanic.
- While Chuck is making up with Lou, one of the deli employees says "He had me at pastrami," in reference to the famous "You had me at hello," quote from Jerry Maguire.
- After witnessing Chuck's perceived dumping of Sarah, Lester and Jeff reference the Pat Benatar song "Heartbreaker", altering the lyrics to "Heartbreaker, dream maker, love-taker, don't you mess around with Chuck."
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