You're listening to the West Wing Weekly. My name is Rishikesh Urway and I am an Indian

in the lobby. And my name is Joshua Molina and I'm a shirtless Jew. I'm just taunting

the viewers I've got my shirt on. It's true. I can't lie to you. You're wearing the

signal t-shirt in fact. Yes I am. And your pink headphones. Again, yes. I approve of

the whole ensemble. Thank you. That's stupid for me to say. I'm an Indian in the lobby.

No it isn't. I have another Indian friend and did you bump at all on the fact that they

are not Native Americans or not referred to as Native Americans at any point in this

episode but only as Indians? I did. I did. As did I. At least I thought about it. I did

too. Yeah. I guess it just wouldn't have worked for all the jokes about two Indians

in the lobby beginning of a joke. I guess so. There's two Native Americans in the lobby.

It seems like it's just as crummy linova set up. Actually you're right. Here's a synopsis

from TV Guide. I wanted to read this one because compared to the last TV Guide synopsis

that I read which was quite expressive. Is this a bit more clinical? This one's just

like they barely showed up for work. Here's what they wrote. It's the day before Thanksgiving

and the president is talking turkey to whoever will listen and everyone must in parentheses.

Meanwhile two Native Americans are encamped in the lobby. They've been stood up by the official

who was supposed to meet with them and they aren't about to leave and CJ is told to make

the problem go away. That's it. Uninspired although the salient point I think being of this

synopsis that the writer chose Native Americans in the lobby. That's true. That's true. But

then apparently walked away from their desk partway through the synopsis. That's true. Yeah.

Kind of gave out because there is no mention of Josh dealing with a 13 year old boy who's

been sent to Italy to escape punishment for murdering his teacher. Yes. A not insignificant

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