Connor and Drew talk about&nbsp;"The One With The Thumb" and its importance in the history of Friends.&nbsp;Connor contends that $7,000 is life-changing money, Drew explains why Chandler's smoking habit isn't realistic, and Phoebe's involved with one of the strangest stories in the entire run of the show.
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The One With The Thumb

Join Connor and Drew as they attempt to get to the bottom of mysteries such as why Rachel is getting her first paycheck several months into starting her job at Central Perk, where the famous fictional coffee house is located in relation to everyone's apartment, and why Ross has such a strange method of measuring time until/since his birthday. Connor invents The Reverse Monica Defense, Drew wants to know about your first time having sex, and everyone wants to know why in the world any self-respecting adult would own Operation or Twister. All that and more on our discussion of&nbsp;"The One With The Thumb."

#4: The One With George Stephanopoulos

Drew and Connor discuss The One With Monica Dancing In The Dark, including the curious choice by the writers to exclude all of the other characters on the show and to focus on Bruce Springsteen, who appears in no subsequent episodes. Also, do the lyrics to the song Springsteen sings inspire Monica to wear a fat suit? It's all elbows and snapping thumbs on this episode of Words About Friends With Brothers.

#5.5: The One With Monica Dancing In The Dark

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