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I am so spoiled!

Girls are having a couple of "cute doctors" over. There are that uncomfortable situation where Rachel have to pretend to be Monica and vice versa. And here they start pick on each other. Guys are trying to go into the food dicussion instead:


- This hummus is great. God bless the chickpea.
Monica out of the blue:
- Oh, God! I am so spoiled!.. That's it.

Was there anything meant by that? Did I miss something in this "chickpea" phrase? Or it is just a phrase she could use with any possible remark?
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  1. Hagop Kazanjian19 June 2013 at 09:14

    actually it doesn't have to do anything with the hummus or the chickpea.

    See in this episode Monica and Rachel are exchanging roles so that Rachel could fix her foot using Monica's insurance, so when the doctors come for the date they continue the role playing but seconds before this sentence they have a small argument in the kitchen about telling the doctors the truth where at the end Rachel insults Monica and then in front of the doctors they continue insulting each other but they do it in first tense. So when Monica says I'm so spoiled she means I (Rachel) am so spoiled :)

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  2. Triene22 April 2015 at 00:12

    Yeah, it's a complete non sequitur.

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