It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia season 15 episode 1 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In an effort to impress a potential investor, the gang at Paddy's Pub considers using fireworks for flair. The visitor, Gary, reveals he's there to collect on PPP loans, not invest. The group recounts their absurd ventures: Punch Incorporated, a failed teen pop project; involvement in election day activities causing voter confusion; Frank's hair dye business inadvertently linked to a national incident with Giuliani; and a costume business, Garments and Varmints, accidentally associated with the Capitol riots. Gary, disbelieving their stories and frustrated with their misuse of loans, refuses to provide more funding, leading them to end their day listening to Kanye West.
Full Episode S15E01 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Gary and why is he at Paddy's Pub?
Gary is there to collect on PPP loans, not to invest in the pub.
What was Punch Incorporated?
It was a music project started by Mac and Charlie using their PPP loan.
How did Frank's Imports and Exports business operate?
Frank imported sludges and exported hair dye, later becoming an underground hairstylist.
What led to Frank's involvement with Rudolph Giuliani?
Frank's hair dye was used on Giuliani, leading to a national incident.
What was Garments and Varmints?
It was a costume business started by Dee and Charlie, involving masks and animal pelts.
How did Garments and Varmints inadvertently contribute to the Capitol riots?
They provided costumes that were used by participants in the riots.
Why did Gary refuse to give another loan to the group?
He was frustrated by their misuse of previous loans and dubious business ventures.
What was the group's reaction to being refused another loan?
They decided to listen to Kanye West's music.
What issues distracted Mac and Charlie from their music project?
They were preoccupied with the election and ensuring its integrity.
Did the group achieve success with any of their ventures?
No, each venture led to confusion, legal issues, or unintended consequences.
What happened when a firework was set off in the bar?
It disrupted the meeting with Gary, contributing to his decision to refuse the loan.
How did the group prepare for the potential investor's visit?
They discussed having fireworks in the bar and prepared gender-specific gifts.
What was the group's rationale behind starting Garments and Varmints?
They aimed to capitalize on the need for masks and later, Halloween costumes.
How did Frank's business change during the pandemic?
He shifted to being an underground hairstylist due to salon closures.
What was the group's stance on the election?
They were concerned about the integrity of the election and their candidate getting a fair chance.
