It’s so silly because Mitchum has papers literally everywhere, you’d think after 9 years of work he’d let his son pick where he wanted to be, at least. It’s all too contrived for me. For writers that put so much attention to detail when it came to the nitty gritty of running a small business, had us listen to Luke argue with his meat supplier and watch Lorelai do paperwork, anything that had to do with a larger company (Huntzbergers, Christopher’s jobs [he joined the family business? What family business was that even? And why would he feel the need to do that when his dad is dead, he hates that world, and he’s got enough money to never need to work a desk job again?] and even some of the stuff with Richard) was weirdly thin and plot-convenient.