Thirst Trap: A Corporate Love Story/References

==Cultural References==
*The title of this episode is a reference to the 2009 documentary film Capitalism: A Love Story.
*This episode parodies Elizabeth Holmes, a con artist who owned a company called Theranos, where she sold so-called "immediate results" blood-tests that turned out to be completely fraudulent, resulting in her arrest and sentence of a little under 10 years in prison.
*The Dramatic squirrel viral video is referenced in this episode.
*One of the companies shown on the arena when Lifeboat fails to pay for the arena naming rights is FTX, which itself lost the naming rights to FTX Arena (home of the Miami Heat NBA team) in Miami after a bankruptcy judge terminated the deal due to the FTX cryptocurrency scam.
*Jab soda is a parody of Tab soda.
==Trivia==
*Bart Simpson had no dialogue in this episode. This is the fifth episode where the character has no spoken dialogue, the first was "Four Great Women and a Manicure" (where Bart doesn't appear and it's not mentioned), the second was "My Fare Lady", the third was "The Incredible Lightness of Being a Baby" (gasps only) and the fourth was "The Many Saints of Springfield" (laughs only).
**Unlike the 4 mentioned previous episodes, Nancy Cartwright didn't voice any of her characters in this one, despite her name being in the end credits.
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