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Do you like that Rick didn't invent half of his stuff?
In the latest season, Rick:
- Calls customer support for his Garage bunker, which is alien tech
- Reveals he has a friend Rachel who builds robot parts for his body
- Reveals he goes to Dead Rick yard sales to pick up new tech
Do you like that they put some effort into demystifying how much of his tech he built from scratch?
u/MurkyWay — 4 days ago