Dee attempts to use the plate to claim the shares, arguing she is technically older than her twin brother Dennis by seconds—an application of the insult their mother used, " first is worst ". Other "Paper" References
The gang reveals they once drunkenly devised a will-like contract on a paper plate to determine who would inherit the remaining shares of Paddy’s Pub if one of them died. Key details regarding this document include:
The document states that the bar shares go to the "firstborn kin".
Charlie shows Dennis a slip of paper with the name " Franquito " on it, which claims this person owns 3% of the bar. Dennis dismisses it as one of Frank’s shell company scams.
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia Season 10 Episode 9 Review
In the It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia episode "" (Season 10, Episode 9), the "paper" refers to a tattered paper plate that serves as a "Paddy's Succession Plan". The Succession Plan
Dee attempts to use the plate to claim the shares, arguing she is technically older than her twin brother Dennis by seconds—an application of the insult their mother used, " first is worst ". Other "Paper" References
The gang reveals they once drunkenly devised a will-like contract on a paper plate to determine who would inherit the remaining shares of Paddy’s Pub if one of them died. Key details regarding this document include:
The document states that the bar shares go to the "firstborn kin".
Charlie shows Dennis a slip of paper with the name " Franquito " on it, which claims this person owns 3% of the bar. Dennis dismisses it as one of Frank’s shell company scams.
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia Season 10 Episode 9 Review
In the It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia episode "" (Season 10, Episode 9), the "paper" refers to a tattered paper plate that serves as a "Paddy's Succession Plan". The Succession Plan