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Der Episodentitel ist ein Zitat von W. C. Fields (eig. William Claude Dukenfield), einem amerikanischen Schauspieler und COmedian. (1880–1946).


"This was an epitaph Fields proposed for himself in a 1925 article in Vanity Fair. It refers to his long standing jokes about Philadelphia (his actual birthplace), and the grave being one place he might actually not prefer to be. This is often repeated as "On the whole, I'd rather be in Philadelphia.", or "All things considered, I'd rather be in Philadelphia." which he might have stated at other times. It has also sometimes been distorted into a final dig at Philadelphia: "Better here than in Philadelphia." Fields' actual tomb at Forest Lawn in Glendale, California simply reads "W. C. Fields 1880–1946"."

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Die Brüllaffen sind eine Primatengattung aus der Familie der Klammerschwanzaffen. Sie leben in Mittel- und Südamerika und sind für ihr lautes Schreien bekannt, das sie vorwiegend am frühen Morgen ausstoßen.
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Sigmund Freud: Neurologe, Tiefenpsychologe.  Begründer der Psychoanalys. Geht davon aus, dass Träume eine Art unbewusstes Ventil für unsere unbewussten Ängste und Wünsche sind.


Cormac McCarthy ist ein US-amerikanischer Roman-Autor. McCarthy wurde unter anderem mit dem Pulitzer-Preis und dem National Book Award ausgezeichnet.
Kennzeichnend für seinen sehr drastischen Stil, in dem er die schicksalhaften Verstrickungen seiner Helden am Rande der US-amerikanischen Gesellschaft schildert, ist sein naturalistischer Verismus. Neben anschaulichen Naturbeschreibungen findet man Dialoge, die der Realität entnommen scheinen, aber auch Beschreibungen, die Vorgänge mystifizieren.
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Prana (Sanskrit, m., प्राण, prāṇa, Lebensatem, Lebenshauch) bedeutet im Hinduismus Leben, Lebenskraft oder Lebensenergie. Prana ist vergleichbar mit Qi im alten China und Ki in Japan bzw. dem tibetischen Lung.
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Qi: bedeutet Energie, Atem oder Fluidum( wörtlich übersetzt auch Luft, Gas (in der Chemie / Physik), Dampf, Hauch, Äther sowie Temperament, Kraft oder Atmosphäre)
Außerdem bezeichnet Qi die Emotionen des Menschen und steht nach moderner daoistischer Auffassung auch für die Tätigkeit des neurohormonalen Systems.
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life force ist einfach die Lebenskraft




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BABETTE: He's like Warren Beatty, your dad -- or Sean Connery or -- who's that one I always found so sexy? The evil politician with the glasses -- Henry Kissinger!
LORELAI: Oh yeah I know him.
BABETTE: You might not agree with his politics. You might have lived through Vietnam and thought, "wow that man is the devil," but you can't deny he's sexy. You know why? Chi.

LOGAN: Uh-huh, right. No, it's not a problem. It's perfectly understandable. So from there you want to take a right on Sycamore, left onto old Sawbrook, and then... that's right. No, I mean a left into the driveway. I mean that's correct -- making a left. I mean, a left is the correct choice. Right. That's correct, I mean. Okay, great. Great. Alright we'll be here. See you soon.
RORY: Well sounds like Abbott and Costello got nothing on you and the fish man.
LOGAN: You liked the "right/right" business? It could use polish, but me and the fish man have plans to bring back vaudeville
RORY: Oh I’m gonna book the Palace theater, “Logan and the fish man”.

LOGAN: I know. I know. But in this world, that's relatively cheap. I mean Chad Hurley and Steve Chen sold YouTube for $1.65 billion, and who knows how much Mark Zuckerberg will get for Facebook?

RORY: Yeah. We learned about ideal business theory last semester. I'm actually really enjoying his class. I've learned a lot. He's a really good teacher, which isn't always a given, you know. I mean some smart people can't translate their smarts to other people, but he is really good at explaining things, and he makes you want to learn more. Next week, we're gonna split up into 10 groups, and each of us have to create a business plan.
LOGAN: Like "The Apprentice."
RORY: Yeah and he's gonna be like Donald Trump

RORY: Hmm. That fish man, he's a funny one.
LOGAN: Believe me, I know. I'm Hardy to his Laurel.
RORY: Okay we have a deck of cards, we have the chessboard. We have what I think is a backgammon set. I grabbed grandma two outfits, grabbed her a pair of pants because I wanted her to be comfortable, but then I thought that might be offensive to her.
LOGAN: Offensive how?
RORY: I have no idea. So then I grabbed a skirt, but then that opened up the whole stockings, pantyhose, "going through my grandma's underwear drawer" can of worms. And each outfit needs a different top and a pair of shoes. Do you want to know who rivals Imelda Marcos?
LOGAN: Emily Gilmore?
RORY: It's unbelievable. No biped needs that many pairs of shoes. Oh do you know what else I wanted to grab? By grandpa's bed, there is a bookmarked copy of "A Monetary History of the United States."
LOGAN: Because who doesn't love Milton Friedman?
RORY: Well I saw Milton Friedman's name on the syllabus, so I though maybe he'd want it.
LOGAN: Hey!
RORY: What, what's that?
LOGAN: Bing Crosby and Gary Crosby.
RORY: Oh, no way!
LOGAN: It was in the wrong sleeve. He can croon with "Maggie Blues."