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[[Barney]] used ''ChoreMonkey'' to order beer and toilet paper to be delivered to him. He also told [[Homer]] about the app. | [[Barney]] used ''ChoreMonkey'' to order beer and toilet paper to be delivered to him. He also told [[Homer]] about the app. | ||
− | Homer started using the app for everything to make his life easier. He employed | + | Homer started using the app for everything to make his life easier. He employed {{ap|Blake|Dad Behavior}} to talk [[Marge]] down when she was angry at him and hired {{Ch|Matt Leinart}} to be a father figure to Bart. When he got jealous of Bart and Matt Leinart's relationship, he employed {{ap|Tyler|Dad Behavior}} to be like a son to him, but it didn't end well and Tyler blacklisted the Simpsons. |
Homer stopped using the app when he realized he had to pay for everyone.<ref>"[[Dad Behavior]]"</ref> | Homer stopped using the app when he realized he had to pay for everyone.<ref>"[[Dad Behavior]]"</ref> |
Revision as of 17:41, December 10, 2020
ChoreMonkey
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MyPad App Information
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ChoreMonkey is a services app that employs people to come and do tasks for the user.
History
Barney used ChoreMonkey to order beer and toilet paper to be delivered to him. He also told Homer about the app.
Homer started using the app for everything to make his life easier. He employed Blake to talk Marge down when she was angry at him and hired Matt Leinart to be a father figure to Bart. When he got jealous of Bart and Matt Leinart's relationship, he employed Tyler to be like a son to him, but it didn't end well and Tyler blacklisted the Simpsons.
Homer stopped using the app when he realized he had to pay for everyone.[1]
It's one of the apps installed on Homer's phone.[2]
ChoreMonkey Gold
ChoreMonkey Gold is a premium version of ChoreMonkey. The difference between it and the regular app is that you won't get any convicts using ChoreMonkey Gold.
Behind the Laughter
ChoreMonkey is a parody of TaskRabbit.
Appearances
- Episode – "Dad Behavior"
- Episode – "Dogtown"
References
- ↑ "Dad Behavior"
- ↑ "Dogtown"