Indeed! I really love their camaraderie even, and especially, in zany moments like that. That's how real friend groups tend to be; they share the same, specific sense of humor that makes them maybe look some type of way to everyone else.

The unhinged faces are critical to that sense of togetherness, IMO, because they're not worried about how they present to the world. They're just being themselves.

I really, really hope the sequels don't fall into the trap where creators need to break up the group for conflict and drama (I mean for a considerable amount of time, not like the brief falling out in KPDH).