Travel back in time to October 18, 1994 – when the twenty-somethings of 2016 were newborns, toddlers, or making their way through nursery school. An episode of Frasier aired that will prove useful in analyzing the liberal reaction to Trump's election.
The episode is mostly about the demolition of Martin Crane's favorite bar, Duke's, but it includes a side scene involving the silky-voiced Roz and the cerebral Frasier. Frasier finds Roz in the hallway of the radio station, screaming at a vending machine. Apparently, Roz has just finished a dieting cycle and now wants to indulge in some very fattening chocolate, but the vending machine doesn't seem to be working.
The goal of Roz's diet was to make her "calmer and healthier," but in front of her baffled boss, Frasier, Roz starts beating and kicking the vending machine. The only thing she can get from it is a bag of chocolate-covered raisins.
Roz wanted chocolate and assumed, during her seven days of dieting to make herself calm and healthy, that the vending machine would work the way she expected it to work. Upon the conclusion of her fasting cycle, she thought she could put her usual change inside the machine, and out would pop something to meet her urge. Instead, she got raisins, something she can't stand, covered with chocolate (what she likes), meaning that she must either eat the raisins, letting them ruin the chocolate, or lick the chocolate off each one individually, something she finds degrading.
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