Was it really possible to never have to lock your door in a big city such as NYC in the 90's?

People in the backwoods leave their door unlocked because they think crime is a city thing and before you know it the church pastor is living in your attic.

Yep. The One Where Underdog Gets Away. That one is kind of dumb though because it implied that their door locks automatically when it closes, but that isn't the case in later occurrences.

They lived in the nice part of town

Since that happened in Season 1 maybe Monica changed the lock so it wouldn't do that anymore

youtube.com/watch?v=tq4agp9OjLo
Not true, for example in this clip their door is unlocked in the middle of the night (and so is Joey's and Chandler's door).

None of the women date a black guy for the whole 10 seasons of the show.
The only people who date interracially are Ross and Joey.

This is why Seinfeld is superior, Jerry always unlocks the door whenever someone buzzes into his building.

And it's cannon that Kramer has his keys except for one episode.

You don't need to unlock those doors from the inside. And Joey and Chandler's door obviously is locked otherwise Rachel would just open it rather than banging on it.
But the real answer is it's a tv show and it's autistic as fuck to care about something like that.

Seinfeld is superior because he unlocks the door?

Was Friends based?

Phoebe got hit on buy a black guy in that one episode after Rachel had Ross kid and they went to a club to drink.

People very quickly dismiss it a 'muh jew sitcom for women' but it is actually extremely based.
They shame people for acting like pussies, make jokes at the expense of trannies, minimal minorities.
Chandler plays Doom and CTR.

Based on what?

Well yes and no.

Unless you live in a flyover shit hole how you get into a apartment complex requires a key. Then you need a key to get into your apartment.

So you could hang with neighbors and not have to worry about niggers off the street

I sweat every magamidwit lives in some methed out shithole basement or ghetto ass apartment with no lobby or gate to get in

Fucking white trash

No it's better because it has a laugh track that tells me when I'm supposed to find something funny

Yeah you're actually right, I'm used to locking my door after I come home so I didn't even realize that.
This is a better example, this scene happens at the end of the episode so supposedly at night:
youtube.com/watch?v=2g8JPQFOqVk

Both shows were recorded in front of a live studio audience

Friends also has a canned laughs you buffon.

Yes, it was better before.

Remember don draper walks in his penthouse and a black woman is robbing his place

I always wonder how this works:

1. When they retake a scene, do the audience have to pretend to laugh at the jokes the second or third time round?

2. What happened when Jennifer Aniston was naked in that scene, did the audience all see her exposed vagina?

3. Does the story make no sense to them if they presumably film all the coffee shop scenes in a row?

>1. When they retake a scene, do the audience have to pretend to laugh at the jokes the second or third time round?
Yes
>2. What happened when Jennifer Aniston was naked in that scene, did the audience all see her exposed vagina?
I never considered this. I can only assume it was filmed without the audience and she wears those skin coloured panties they use for films - they have a name I just can't remember.
>3. Does the story make no sense to them if they presumably film all the coffee shop scenes in a row?
The scenes that aren't done live are filmed beforehand and are shown on tv screens. The stories have to make sense to the audience so they can get good laughs.

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