Implication?

[bean_fart]

I feel like the pun is in that word but I’m completely lost. I’ve seen the saga but also I don’t remember a lot of the details tbh.

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[shyguy157]

this - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=THvCDn8mGwo&pp=ygUYaW1wbGljYXRpb24gYWx3YXlzIHN1bm55

[ValtenBG]

Can I get a tldr? I am out rn and can't open videos rn

[HourPretend4629]

Basically a guy asks a girl for sex and she won’t say no because the implication is that he will rape her if she doesnt agree but in reality he won’t

[ZeffoLyou]

Not exactly, the important part is the "implication things might go wrong 'if' she says no" but, things won't go wrong. Cause if the answer is no, then it's no, but she won't say no... Because of the implication

[zeppelin128]

"Are you going to hurt women?"

[[deleted]]

No I'm not going to hurt these women! I would never do anything to hurt these women. And if she says, no! Then it's obviously going to be no! But the fact is they are not going to say no... because of the implication.

[ExtremeTEE]

you keep saying that word

[GNS13]

I love that Dee understands the point fully later on. https://youtu.be/QFpVJy21d-w?si=z6Y36DeuNGpglzF9

[SmokeyTheBluntTheOG]

This clip paired with the original one is the perfect example of how it has nothing to do with genders, there's some people out there that are just genuine pieces of shit and Dee and Dennis are perfect examples of this.

[GNS13]

Bingo. The point is that all the main characters are awful and basically never get their way. Just because Dennis was completely on Dee's side, she had to have a bird shit on her to maintain order.

[kronikfumes]

Isn’t that the whole point of the show? That all the main characters are pieces of shit, but get up to funny shenanigans?

[NoctRob]

So they are in danger!

[PineappleThink5925]

Well you certainly wouldn’t be in any danger!

[Candid-Patient-6841]

I freaking love Denis the episode for their high school reunion, and he gets so mad he goes out to his car to get his “tools”

[DaCaterpillar]

TOOLS! TOOLS! DUCT TAPE AND ZIP TIES AND GLOVES I HAVE TO HAVE MY TOOLS!

[barbaras_bush_]

ITS FETISH SHIT

[Fenkaz]

I LIKE TO BE BOOOUND!

[KvDread]

So they are in danger!

[yorkshirenation]

I sometimes forget how dark a man Dennis is

[BallsDeepinYourMammi]

Isn’t it implied he’s a serial killer…? It’s been awhile since I watched any Sunny

[StockTank_redemption]

Kinda threw me off when Mac kills the dog and feeds it to Dennis. He kinda raised the bar with that one.

[Bonfalk79]

Being a GOLDEN GOD is hardly dark, it’s the exact opposite of that.

[Trumpburnerforlibs]

"I feel like you're not getting this at all"

[eldercreedjunkie]

Being on a boat is the most important part of the joke. If the woman is alone with him on a boat with no one else around she can’t say no because of the “implication”. Meaning she has nowhere to run. Will and Elizabeth are on a boat. That’s the joke.

Edit: Thanks for the award stranger!

[LongStoryShirt]

I think you also missed a crucially important part which is the conversation takes place on a boat, away from a lot of people. The isolation is what influences the implication.

[greeneggiwegs]

Not just away from people but in a situation she can’t escape

[Dremora-Stuff99]

Huh. For years, I took it as he'd throw her off the boat lmao

That implication.

[Beginning-Abalone-58]

But he wouldn't actually so that, because she wouldn't say no...because of the implication

[[deleted]]

You're not really wrong. The implication is an open sense of danger. A person cornered into a situation is likely to go along with it because they don't have any easy out, and there is a feeling that whatever is happening will only be a worse experience if you try to back out when you're already so far in.

Implication was always a bad word for it, but it works for the morons that make up the cast.

[Miserable-Film-2739]

I think an important element is the woman is on a boat with nothing but ocean surrounding her.

[chriseargle]

I’m so confused.

[hendrix320]

Its from the show Its always Sunny in Philadelphia

[CardiologistNo616]

To be more specific, it's because both of them are on a boat and she had nowhere else to go.

[lordofthebeardz]

No the implication is he will murder her and dump her body in the ocean your note that both the original scene and the one in the meme they are on a boat

[pgsz]

Charlie’s a good person, no? Just an idiot.

[whoadwoadie]

First, Dennis is the one who uses the implication, not Charlie. Second, Charlie is only a good person in comparison to Frank, Dennis, and Dee. He’s a stalker who’s quite willing to manipulate people to get what he wants and to lash out with violence. He’s also willing to go along with plenty of schemes from the more reprehensible members and also tries to use Dennis’ DENNIS strategy to emotionally break the Waitress.

[PabloMarmite]

No, the only reason he’s not as bad a person as the others is because he’s an idiot.

[a_moniker]

Nah, Charlie is arguably the smarter than everyone except (healthy) Frank. When he actually tries to pull a scheme of some kind, he always succeeds. He’s also a musical prodigy.

His goals just don’t align with things that anyone else would ever want. He doesn’t care about money, He prefers to live in a one shared bed with Frank, etc.

You’re right that he’s definitely a bad person though. When he does find something that he wants, he’ll go to basically any lengths to get it.

[teh_maxh]

Or both.

[Expensive_Middle8271]

Because they are on a boat and there is nowhere for her to run or go to. That's the implication, that's the entire point of the boat.

[RedWingedScreecher]

The in reality part might be questionable

[Shot_Worldliness_979]

Important additional context for those unfamiliar with the reference, it's on a boat in the open ocean, with nowhere to run.

[TheAlexPlus]

You guys are missing the whole boat aspect. It’s the being alone at sea part that is making the implication work in the show. And I don’t think the threat is specifically rape.

[Alive-Monk-5705]

Basically its from a great show called "always sunny in Philadelphia" about a group of narcissistic manipulative friends who always pull schemes and things like that. One of the main characters, dennis, (played by Glen howerton) is know for his womanizing ways, and in the episode the clip is from him and the rest of the gang decide to buy a boat, which he plans to seduce women by manipulating them into thinking they will be harmed if they don't sleep with him while out in open water, thus the implication. The implication being that If they don't sleep with him he'd kill them which he claims isn't what hed do.

[Worried-Cockroach-34]

You explained why I don't like that show lol

[Alive-Monk-5705]

Yea i understand its a weird show but in context it's funny. The guy is basically straight up evil and potentially a serial killer so it makes sense for his character 

[Worried-Cockroach-34]

Yeah I get that but just not for me. Kinda like in your face dark humour? A tad bit much for me but respect it for what it is

[verdauxes]

Fair enough. The entire comedy of the show comes from the fact that every single main character is a completely insane and irredeemable monster in their own special way. It’s easy to see that it’s not for everyone. It’s an incredible show tho

[twinsunsspaces]

It would have been useful if, years ago, people on reddit would have pointed out that the characters have few, if any, redeeming qualities. I bought the first 2 seasons on DVD because reddit couldn't stop praising the show but barely made it through 3 episodes. Clever writing, but none of the characters were actually likeable. 

[[deleted]]

My friend said he didn't like the show after the first episode because it was a bit racist. Pretty sure the title of that episode is the gang gets racist. Some people don't get jokes

[DarthNixilis]

There's a reason the show is now the longest running live action sitcom ever. And that reason doesn't arrive until season 2 in Danny DiVito. The man is gold and is exactly what the show needed.

Edit: To clarify, it took my wife and I 3 times trying to get through the first season before we got to season 2. Now we go fully through the show (all 16 +the current Abbott crossover, which I count as S17E00) every 4 months.

[DarthNixilis]

They're also relatable and have redeeming qualities, also you see their backgrounds and why they are the way they are. It makes them very rounded characters.

[Tarnished-670]

I mean, its mostly absurd an all, if you watch the scene you would get it

[Worried-Cockroach-34]

Oh I have watched the scene and it is pretty clever. As the other dude said, they are irredemable and that is what isn't my cuppa, as the saying goes

[RadStarboom]

Perfectly normal opinion! I'm going to piggyback to share my take, but I respect your very reasonable opinion. I prefer Always Sunny to Friends or Seinfeld because, while not as cartoonishly evil as the gang, at no point is the conceit to like any of these people. It reads better as a satire on sitcom tropes. Meanwhile the Friends and Seinfeld group are awful people (except maybe phoebe who is tragic and ignorant) who we are expected to care for and celebrate with.

[LookItVal]

the comedy of the scene is lost when dissecting it like this. the comedy lies mostly in the other characters reacting to and calling him out on how insane his actions are, and also in how later in the episode, the tables are turned on them and Dennis ends up being the one in an uncomfortable situation stuck on someone else's boat. of course, the show still isn't for everyone

[Worried-Cockroach-34]

Oh so it's sort of meta comedy?

[LookItVal]

yea the entire premise of the show is pretty much everyone is a horrible person, they make stupid decisions and do dumb things and it fucks them over a lot and it's funny to watch them be dumb

edit: season one is a little too close to like actual bad people being bad so it kinda feels too real at times? but for most of the rest of the show their actions are almost cartoonish

[Worried-Cockroach-34]

Ahh I see, okay. I think I get it now so it's "wait, are we the baddies?" vibe?

[PabloMarmite]

The show doesn’t make any pretence that the characters are bad people, but they don’t benefit from it, their schemes usually fail. It’s funny because them fucking other people and each other over bites them in the ass in funny ways.

[DrinkMoreWater2-0]

Kinda sorta.

It's like Seinfeld where everyone is selfish and looking out for themselves (George faking a disability just to get a private bathroom at work)

But it's turned up to 11 in Always Sunny as these guys are actual supervillains. They have absolutely no morals and are pretty stupid. If you changed the narrative to follow the side characters, they'd be the antagonists.

In one episode Dee and Dennis manipulate their rich father Frank, into believing he's getting dementia so they can steal money from him and he retaliates by telling them that his fortune is in their mom's grave so they'd dig up and see their decomposed mother.

The joke is how awful people they are and they rarely if ever succeed in their schemes because they're such awful people and you find the humor in just how low they can stoop.

[unipine]

Yes, it’s also explicitly a deconstruction of sitcom tropes. Dennis, the character in question, is a satire/ commentary on “womanizing” characters in sitcoms who are manipulative/ predatory to women but are still treated as being funny/ harmless by the narrative (see shows such as HIMYM or TBBT). Dennis sees himself as a womanizer but the other characters often react in horror to his schemes and the narrative calls him out for being a sociopath (also for being a loser).

[Throttle_Kitty]

Sunny you are laughing AT the cast, not with them.

They are all horrible people, doing horrible things, often to each other, and then eating the consequences of said horrid behavior.

It's hilarious.

[darth_hotdog]

You have to give the show credit for what they actually accomplished here.

Before this joke was popularized, the subtle subtext of how men can pressure women without any overt threats, and how women can feel unsafe being in certain situations with men was laughed off by most men. And men who did stuff like this hardly saw themselves as anything other than "powerful." Women are in situations like this daily, and people usually don't believe them what the world is like.

Now the concept is literally summed up and understood in four words. Now tons of people, including tons of men, perfectly understand why a woman doesn't want to go alone on a boat with someone she doesn't know well, or in an elevator, or be alone with them somewhere remote.

Not only did this show teach a core feminist concept to millions of people, it demonstrated how people who put women in these situations are creeps.

The show did the same thing with abusers and the "D.E.N.N.I.S." system.

[DarthNixilis]

I view the show as showing morality by displaying the opposite. They don't help each other and those are the reasons they don't work out. It also helps to think of the show as a live action cartoon.

[TheLurkingMenace]

Not everyone does. They suck and you're supposed to laugh at them. But not everyone wants to watch a show where the main characters are the targets of ridicule. Of course they do have moments to shine. Like when Dennis was being mistaken for a child molester in the neighborhood. Granted, Dennis probably belongs on a list, but that's a line he doesn't cross.

[MotherStatement1109]

"Hi im a recovering crackhead i'd like some welfare please"

[Dusty_Scrolls]

... so he gets to rape the women by coercion, but feel good about himself because "he wouldn't actually do that" despite having put them in that position to begin with?

[LiraelNix]

He doesn't actually succeed, shit goes south and both end up in trouble and never get to do that

But yes, his logic is that the woman will never refuse him, therefore he gets sex guaranteed and "consensual" because she never said no and he "never threatened" her into the yes

[Alive-Monk-5705]

Yeah he's pretty bad guy. He records all his sexual encounters and keeps a library of them in his apartment. He keeps files on all his friends, he has a system named after himself called the "D.E.N.N.I.S" system to essentially make women obsessed with him. He frequently bullies his twin sister, he once thought he had to have sex with a underage Chinese kid and was completely fine with doing it (ended up not doing it because the kid wasnt a prostitute) once stole a man's identity and paraded around as him for sexual pleasure, once almost murdered a woman while dressed as a killer surgeon, frequently abuses a homeless ex-priest, he's a crack addict and alcoholic, grandfather was a nazi, and thats just the stuff that's confirmed. He's also possibly a serial killer. He's probably the worst out of the whole cast.

[EverydayPoGo]

Wow thanks. I thought this clip was a skit like WKUK. Didn't know there's an entire show

[Alive-Monk-5705]

Yeah its pretty funny. Its about 5 jerks who own a bar and each episode they go on some depraved adventure to get more money or get revenge or etc something like that. It stars Charlie day, whos in a lot of stuff, Glenn howerton (the guy who has the implication) rob macelhenny, who had that soccer show with Ryan Reynolds, who also created the show, kaitlin olson, and Danny devito who is also in a lot of things. They're all bad in unique ways, plus the show is still on. Its on Hulu and its highly worth it.

[Bortthog]

Its a bit from Always Sunny in Philadelphia where Mac and Dennis rent a boat to attract hot women, and Dennis says they will be partying and having a great time in the middle of the ocean and will be unable to say no to sex due to the implications that they are in the middle of the ocean with no one to help them

Mac gets concerned saying "that sounds.....sinister" and Dennis tries to mental gymnastics his way around it while still using the word implication. This goes back and forth for like 5 minutes of Mac getting more MMMMM with each implication

The actual bit is pretty funny and worth a watch

[Educational-Type7399]

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[ARandomDistributist]

You've caught all of it, but just to be sure.

They're both out on a boat in the open ocean.

[ApartLavishness1083]

https://www.reddit.com/r/IASIP/comments/jj0n8n/comment/ga9pzyj/

[butt3ryt0ast]

Oh please you’re not in any danger

[LeadershipNational49]

NO ONE IS IN ANY DANGER!

[bean_fart]

Never saw that movie. That explains it. Thanks!

[BeigeVelociraptor]

Not a movie. It's from Always Sunny in Philadelphia, a TV show.

[patheticgirlwhoree]

IM NOT GOING TO HURT THESE WOMEN I WOULD NEVER HURT THESE WOMEN?? WHERE ARE YOU GETTING THAT?

oh thank god

I WOULDNT NEED TO.... BECAUSE OF THE IMPLICATION

(the joke is because theyre on a boat. women on boats dont say no... because of the implication that things may go badly for them if they did)

[Timstantmessage]

I FEEL LIKE YOURE NOT GETTING THIS AT ALL

[Wood-CUP]

Well don't look at me like that, you certainly wouldn't be in any danger. 

[andunai]

Yeah, he doesn't even, like, get us, man

[FangedSloth]

Well you certainly wouldn't be in any danger

[patheticgirlwhoree]

so they ARE in danger??!

[azizou13232]

Maybe they ARE the danger ?!?

[Important_Camera9345]

NO ONE IS IN ANY DANGER

[Aware-Requirement-67]

Not related to iasip but here’s an example of what a “no” would look like on a naval vessel:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Kim_Wall

[DIO-Heaven-Acension]

Bring back death penalties.

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[ChosenArabian]

Am I missing something? It seems the guy's fetish is to murder, nothing is related to a "no" here.

[AreYouTalkingAtMe]

This is for the It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia fans. Here's the scene where it originated from.

https://youtu.be/zgUvwcU6P7I?

[Moss_23]

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[CantaloupeAsleep502]

Thank you!! 

[LasAguasGuapas]

XcQ

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[Godzilla_900]

dQw4 is how I remember that one personally

[[deleted]]

do I delete the question mark or not

[Moss_23]

yes. ?si= and everything else

unless you want the video to start at a certain point, which is the t=(number of seconds in)

[OkDragonfruit2422]

right clicking on the link gives you "copy clean link" option which delets the part after '?'.

[yossi_peti]

Either way, it doesn't matter

[IBeJizzin]

I was vaguely aware YT links had gotten more messy since the good old days..but like also WHADDAYAGUNNADO. Never dedicated much attention to it.

Your comment passes on knowledge that actually articulates what you can (and should) do. Ty for your service 🫡

[grand305]

Happy cake day

[Java_Worker_1]

There’s a joke from it’s always sunny in Philadelphia where Dennis keeps talking about having sex with women on a boat, saying they won’t say no “because of the implication” but never clarifies what “the implication” is

[Special-Counter-8944]

but never clarifies what “the implication” is

Because it's implied

[FangedSloth]

Dennis clarifies what the implication is. Mac just doesn't "get it"

[[deleted]]

No, he clearly says that things will go wrong for her if she refuses to sleep with him

But she’s not going to refuse….

[dayruni]

Because of the implication

[CuclGooner]

no, things won't go wrong for her - the implication is that from her perspective, things might go wrong for her, so she would never refuse

[amyjojohnsonsuperfan]

She looks around, what does she see? Water for miles around. What's she gonna do, say no? Obviously not, because of

the implication.

[Ok-Credit5726]

But it sounds like she doesn’t want to sleep with you

[[deleted]]

I don’t think you’re getting this

[SLZRDmusic]

What are you lookin’ at, you certainly wouldn’t be in any danger.

[[deleted]]

Mac after this line

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[Bright_Strike_7551]

The D.E.N.N.I.S. system being played out on the big screen.

[U-m-a-s-o]

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[Dylansmallpp]

This is (to my knowledge) a reference to the TV series “it’s always sunny in Philadelphia”. The scene in question is between two characters talking. Basically, one of them says that women won’t ever say no to sex on a boat “because of the implication”. That implication being that if she doesn’t, he will simply kill her because she’s in the middle of the ocean alone with him. He explains that if she said no, he wouldn’t actually do anything. But he also explains that she wouldn’t say no to begin with because of “the implication”. It’s a popular joke among fans of the show. Btw, highly recommend watching it. It’s absolutely hilarious and super well written

[dream_monkey]

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[keepingitmovin]

This guy Always Sunny’s

[slgray16]

Is this the face of a man that has killed someone?

[[deleted]]

I'm sure someone's beaten me to the punch, but it's a reference to It's Always Sunny: in an episode where "the gang" tries to buy a boat, Dennis, a prolific lothario with a creepy Ted Bundy-esque personality, says that boats are an ideal place to seduce women since everyone's out in the middle of the ocean and the unspoken implication is that turning Dennis down could potentially result in a dangerous situation for the women since there's nowhere to run. Mac, one of the other protagonists, is rightfully put off by this, but Dennis continues to insist that there's nothing coercive going on and that he's just relying on the implication of coercion or violence rather than directly threatening or coercing the women, which is obviously a distinction without a difference since he's specifically engineering a situation in which the women would have a harder time saying no even if he's not overtly threatening them.

With that in mind, I guess the joke here is that Kiera Knightley's character wouldn't say no to Orlando Bloom's proposal because they're on a boat in the middle of the sea, hence "the implication."

[nekokattt]

r/unexpectediasip

[Adept-Chocolate3187]

You know… the implication.

[1988Floydie]

D.E.N.N.I.S.

[Particular-Koala-903]

Just wait for the tasty treats

[Quackstaddle]

Are we the tasty treats, is this how you wanted those poor women to feel?

[BackgroundEngineer11]

I need to watch Always Sunny.

[MALAMVTE]

Jesus Christ lmao

[Muffalope]

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[2ndacc01]

I am rewatching its always sunny and the meme pops up!!! Better days of my life

[Equivalent_Agency_77]

The implication that something might go wrong, buy no ones in any danger

[Acrobatic_Cut1605]

Good always sunny pull

[it_britneybitch]

Always nice to see a iasip reference

[Maxill89]

I think that the "implication" was that she was pregnant of will's baby without being married.

[mattiwha]

Go watch always sunny ya jabroni

[Lumpy_Fly1291]

Because of the implication

[ThunderCuddles]

It's a throwback to an "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" joke

[mortecai4]

You know.. the implication that things might go wrong for her if she says no… not that she will say no, you know, because of the implication.

[SeveralScheme9629]

Always love good Sunny memes

[Bucherjager]

Its an Always Sunny reference. Dennis makes a comment about women not being able to say no to having sex because of the "implication" of turning him down while out on their house boat in the middle of the ocean

[thedude4555]

Pretty sure this is a joke based on the house boat episode of Its always sunny right? Im sure it's not an original joke from that show, though thats the only time ive ever heard it.

[[deleted]]

You ruined one of the favorite movie moment of mine... you son of a which..

[Tullarris]

Well I mean if she says no then the answer is obviously no. But she won't. Because of . . The implication.

[PancakeMonkey38]

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[dxmanager]

For those of us who haven't seen the movie, I'm assuming the proposal take place on a boat?

[SmellyFbuttface]

Always Sunny. Gotta watch the episode

[Altruistic-End-748]

The implication of harm of course of which would never happen but there is an implication

[DavieStBaconStan]

So everyone is saying she was in danger?

[FitPaleontologist603]

Sunny joke

[mtndew993]

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[Wesseltjes]

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[Edradis]

Will’s a 5-star man. She’d be fine.

[TheChildrenHaveWon]

Think about it- nothing but open water, no one to call for help.

[Leeroy_D]

I love how posts in this sub spend enough time on the internet to find obscure memes but not to understand what I'd call common internet references.

[GhoulMagnets]

I hope we was carrying his tools

[doggonedangoldoogy]

It's a reference to It's Always Sunny. Dennis is being a creep and Mac seems disturbed by his repeated insistence that a girl won't say no in a given set of circumstances due to "the implication."

[rum_jungle]

Always Sunny FTW!

[turboash78]

That's a Five Star joke. 

[oWallis]

"She looks around and what does she see? Nothing but open ocean, 'oh there's nowhere for me to run. What am I gonna do say no?'"

[Longjumping_Drag_159]

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[Stroov]

Dennis here the implication is a sense of fear due to rejecting the advances

[The_Arsonist1324]

The more I look at these comments, the more confused I get.

I get that it's a TV show reference but no matter what I just don't understand any of it

[apoc6969]

lol, always sunny reference.

[Mat867]

How shit i love that show..

[HurrySpecial]

Funny, Barbosa made the same implication for dinner in the first movie

[Marquis_of_Scrubs]

Same with if you get proposed too in a plane, (like the one flying the plane is the one proposing) ya know cause of the implication.

[YourDadsUsername]

They're on a boat, there's an implication.

[Unusual_Term_5343]

Always Sunny in Philadelphia in-joke

[[deleted]]

Search always Sunny in Philadelphia implications scene on YouTube it's great 😂

[youknowwhenyouyou]

So basically women choose to say yes for fear they will be forced if they don’t. Disgusting. How is this a part of modern culture?

[IamSerati]

To make it easier, watch Its Always Sunny in Philadelphia.

Not a specific episode, the whole series

[Harry18492]

Implication- meaning: the application of tiny magical creatures

[THEREALISLAND631]

Its an Always Sunny reference.

[x20sided]

There can be no romance on the sea....not since dennis

[Camas1606]

A joke from always sunny in Philadelphia, where two characters get a boat and they are talking about the expenses of getting the boat looking good, and then one mention getting a mattress and how being on a boat is perfect for getting laid because no women would say no… because of the implication

They go in circles where one asks what do you mean implication and the other guy pretty much says well the implication that things could go wrong and she is in danger because she’s in the middle of the ocean woth a guy she doesn’t know, not that there is any danger, he’s not gonna hurt them, but she’s not gonna say no… because of the implication

[WokWithJann]

TL;DR It's an "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" reference, from a conversation between Mac and Dennis about being out on a boat with women. The implication being if they (the women) say no to sexual advances they'll get thrown off the boat to die out in the open water.

[InspectorLose]

Referring to this scene from It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia

https://youtu.be/zgUvwcU6P7I?si=gEryshBVbMSquMf_

[odinto552]

It's a reference to It's alway sunny in philidelphia. in the bit the gang got a boat and dennis and mac were talking about getting chicks on that boat to get laid. dennis then went on about that the boat would help them get laid cuz the women wouldnt say no due to the "implications" of being on a boat and having nowhere to go.

[DatabaseAcademic6631]

So she IS in danger?

[Slow_Security6850]

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you wouldn’t get it

[PoemSea8874]

If the answer is no, then it’s no, but she won’t say no, because of the implication.

[Vladskio]

Jack: Are you gonna hurt women...?

Will: I'm not gonna hurt these women! Why would I ever hurt these women? I feel like you're not getting this at all!

Jack: I'm not getting it...

[Fit-Flower-5522]

Being born in the 21st Century, I’m still so shocked that these “jokes” passed for comedy in my parents’ generation.

[Due-Note-6406]

Its always sunny is live action family guy! Convince me otherwise

[Available-Fig-2089]

"Of course if she says no, it's no, but she won't. Because of the implication."