I just thought about something weird... There was an episode, where Carole wanted JT to go to college, but when he became a successful cares salesman, she let it go. But not too long afterwards, there was an episode, where JT suddenly describes his job as a "crap job" and decides to go to college. I was really happy about the episode, when JT gets a job instead of going to college, because it has the message "college is good, but it's not for everybody". They even had JT's boss telling Carole about how his son had gone to college, but still had ended up working in a fast food joint. But then, they suddenly had an episode, where the message is "everybody has to go to college, unless they're a complete loser". What's up with that?

JT was just washing cars, when he was able to sell a car by the way he earned a sort of commission. But he never was a real car salesman, you also hear that in the episodes 082 Can't buy me love and 087 Back to school.

Gotta love JT.

But what I thought was strange is that they made an episode about how college isn't for everybody, which I haven't seen at any other sitcom. They even had JT's boss telling Carole about how his son only had a "crap job", even though he had gone to college. But then, they became like every other sitcom, and had an episode, where JT decided to go to college, just to prove that everybody just has to go to college, unless they're a real loser. Yeah, college is good, but it isn't for everybody. And even if you do go to college, you might not get a good job. So the former episode was realistic, while the later episode was a 180 degree spin from it.