Michael Schur’s comedy directly quantifies morality. In the show’s point system, a would be a mathematical impossibility, because every “sin” (like stealing a loaf of bread) interacts with dozens of unintended negative consequences (the baker can’t feed his kids, etc.). The show’s twist ending suggests that real moral growth comes from tearing up any illusion of a ticket.
Best for sharing a screenshot of your confirmation (with the QR code blurred out!). couple of sins ticket
Don't buy the ticket. Take the ride of accountability instead. But if you do print one out, make sure you get it validated. Michael Schur’s comedy directly quantifies morality
If your partner, friend, or coworker presents you with a metaphorical (or literal, laminated) "couple of sins ticket," here is a script: Best for sharing a screenshot of your confirmation
Denver-based Clay Street Unit is featuring songs from their album "Sin and Squalor" via SiriusXM Outlaw Country .