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Does spongebob speak wisely throughout seasons 1-2?

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    123aclock

    [1]Aug 18, 2008
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    This question has been bumped from time to time and i'm here to answer it

    why is spongebob proud of minimum wage?

    Well, as quoted by him in "Employee of the month" He teaches the true value of hard work

    "Squidward, having pride in your work is nothing to be ashamed of, why it's the only thing that makes it all worth while"

    I think that was a very wise quote, that's really overlooked

    What's the point of having a job if you don't take pride in it?

    So thats the reason that spongebob is actually a good example and not a bad one.

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    RaeandAnasRock

    [2]Aug 18, 2008
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    Well, I thought he wasd pretty wise in the first two seasons as well, especially in "Pizza Delivery" and "Squid on Strike".
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    mejustjustin

    [3]Aug 19, 2008
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    RaeandAnasRock wrote:
    Well, I thought he wasd pretty wise in the first two seasons as well, especially in "Pizza Delivery" and "Squid on Strike".

    o_o on the contrary, I thought he acted his normal silly self on those 2 episodes, which is not very wise.

    that qoute is "kind of wise" - you should love your job, but if u have a job you love that pays minimum wage, how do you make it by in life?

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    SpongeSebastian

    [4]Aug 19, 2008
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    How come in the episode "Squid on Strike", SpongeBob refuses to accept his paycheck, but when he gets one in "Skill Crane", he's actually excited to get money?
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    ultimatekey

    [5]Aug 19, 2008
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    Ive, noticed that, you remeber in Big Pink Loser, where Patrick tried to win an award, Spongebob said when he started working here, He had to pay Mr.Krabs 100 dollars an hour! Mr. Krabs so cheap, Spongebob have a snail to feed, and I think in another episode, Spongebob said that he earns a nickel as his paycheck or something.
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    TheGreatBishop

    [6]Aug 20, 2008
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    SpongeSebastian wrote:
    How come in the episode "Squid on Strike", SpongeBob refuses to accept his paycheck, but when he gets one in "Skill Crane", he's actually excited to get money?
    Simple. This is a child's cartoon that isn't meant to have a serious and continuous plot therefore, there will be some inconsistencies, but that doesn't mean we can't enjoy Spongebob for what it is.
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    RedSoxFan274

    [7]Oct 23, 2008
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    TheGreatBishop wrote:
    SpongeSebastian wrote:
    How come in the episode "Squid on Strike", SpongeBob refuses to accept his paycheck, but when he gets one in "Skill Crane", he's actually excited to get money?
    Simple. This is a child's cartoon that isn't meant to have a serious and continuous plot therefore, there will be some inconsistencies, but that doesn't mean we can't enjoy Spongebob for what it is.


    Exactly.
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    SpongeBob_SP

    [8]Oct 24, 2008
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    SpongeBob speaks the truth. Why have a job, if you don't enjoy doing it?
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    bob_ball

    [9]Oct 24, 2008
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    yes he is the talking cheese and he preaches to us just like that fish said in band geeks
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    PokeSponge123

    [10]Oct 24, 2008
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    Well he's wise, but very childish.
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    RedSoxFan274

    [11]Oct 24, 2008
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    PokeSponge123 wrote:
    Well he's wise, but very childish.


    Childish people can be wise!

    I'm childish and I'm still very wise!
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    PokeSponge123

    [12]Oct 24, 2008
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    RedSoxFan274 wrote:
    PokeSponge123 wrote:
    Well he's wise, but very childish.


    Childish people can be wise!

    I'm childish and I'm still very wise!


    Same here. My geeky friend lectures me for being so "purile" sometimes (purile=fancy word for childish in case you didn;t know.)
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    talonmalon333

    [13]Oct 24, 2008
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    SpongeBob_SP wrote:
    SpongeBob speaks the truth. Why have a job, if you don't enjoy doing it?

    Money

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    FrigginGodess

    [14]Oct 24, 2008
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    talonmalon333 wrote:

    SpongeBob_SP wrote:
    SpongeBob speaks the truth. Why have a job, if you don't enjoy doing it?

    Money

    I like it, even with the money.
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    PokeSponge123

    [15]Oct 24, 2008
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    Some people do jobs for money. Some for the fun. Some for both.
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    RedSoxFan274

    [16]Oct 24, 2008
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    PokeSponge123 wrote:
    Some people do jobs for money. Some for the fun. Some for both.


    If I got a job writing, that would DEFINITELY be for fun...and a little dinero here and there wouldn't hurt either.
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    PokeSponge123

    [17]Oct 25, 2008
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    I want to be an actor. Not for money or fame, for the fun. I don't want to be a famous actor though, just west end.
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    RedSoxFan274

    [18]Oct 25, 2008
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    PokeSponge123 wrote:
    I want to be an actor. Not for money or fame, for the fun. I don't want to be a famous actor though, just west end.


    Um...what's west end mean?
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    PokeSponge123

    [19]Oct 25, 2008
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    RedSoxFan274 wrote:
    PokeSponge123 wrote:
    I want to be an actor. Not for money or fame, for the fun. I don't want to be a famous actor though, just west end.


    Um...what's west end mean?


    Like perform in theatres and do classic plays, and not be on TV or anything.
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    RedSoxFan274

    [20]Oct 25, 2008
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    Oh, I see...
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