He is obsessed with how he’s perceived and desperately wants the approval of others. Cliff talks a big game, yet rarely delivers when under pressure. Nothing ever fully works out for Cliff, but he keeps trying. He’s socially awkward and generally ignored by women. He is completely transparent in his attempts to shoe-horn irrelevant factoids into on-going conversations, to the point where even the staff insults him. Cliff is always trying to impress the patrons of Cheers with his storehouse of useless trivia, but he mostly ends up annoying them. When she became pregnant with another man’s child, he was willing to stay by her side as a stepfather, until she eventually returned to the child’s biological father.Ĭhallenge… gaining the respect of others. Margaret complimented his eccentricities perfectly and revealed Cliff’s deeper side. He’s had a few short-lived relationships, the most prominent being with fellow postal worker Margaret O’Keefe.
Cliff carried a torch for Diane, the erudite waitress and sometime girlfriend of Cheers owner Sam Malone, until Cliff made a pass and was thoroughly rejected and kicked out of his own car. He was practically guaranteed a win, but his hubris got the best of him as he wagered – and lost – everything. The real test of his knowledge came when he got onto Jeopardy!, amassing a dominating lead before losing it all in Final Jeopardy. Cliff either has or feigns expertise on almost any subject, annoying most everyone around him with his windbaggery.
It’s an honest, blue-collar living, in stark contrast to his father’s enterprises as a fraudster constantly running into trouble. He likens it to being part of the police force and sees himself as an integral, irreplaceable part of the nation’s fabric. Cliff brings a great deal of pride and self-importance to his job and becomes annoyed anytime someone slights it. Cliff’s living situation is a constant source of amusement for (and disdain from) his cohorts at Cheers, his local tavern and second home. After that they moved to a condominium, where he crashed on a sofabed. They first lived in Cliff’s childhood two-story house, but that was bulldozed after his mother sold it to a convenience-store builder. She also referred to Amy, in front of her family as a "Chinky, chinky, China lady.Living… in Boston, with his mother. Go back to China where you belong, you f*cking a**hole," she said. When Amy explains that she parked over the line and touched her car, Carla continues to mock her before saying: "You don't know a damn thing. "We don't want you here because you can't drive," said Carla before blowing a raspberry at Amy. The video, which quickly went viral after Amy posted it to the app WeChat, started with Carla dishing out insults as she retreats towards her own car. #repost #racist #racism /Sq8QgwTR44Īccording to Amy, as soon as the insults started being hurled her way, she knew she should record the encounter. Sad in 2019, this type of racism still occurs. Person holding camera said she was parked in spot first & was going to go shopping but noticed lady pull in & hit her car.
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