Same as it Ever Was

Same as it Ever Was

Tapped Out Quest Information Level: 5 Update: Monorail Required characters: Lyle Lanley, Regular Characters, Premium Characters, Homer Internal name(s): SameAsItEverWas ID(s): 109060 Previous quest(s): A Rail of One City Pt. 4 (Monorail) A Rail of One City Pt. 4 (Dilapidated Rail Yard) Next quest(s): A Rail of One City Pt. 5 (Monorail) A Rail of One City Pt. 5 (Dilapidated Rail Yard)

Same as it Ever Was is a quest in The Simpsons: Tapped Out. It was introduced in the Monorail content update.

Dialogue

After tapping on Lyle Lanley's exclamation mark Good work, people of Springfield! You've raised enough money to purchase the materials you need to build a monorail. And put it all in an envelope, which you've handed to me. Now for one last performance! He disappeared! Aw, and I was really excited for him to be a permanent part of our town. So when Ol' Gil shows up trying to sell you stuff, you can't chase me out of town fast enough. But this guy takes off with all your money and you wish he was permanent. Ol' Gil wants a permanent home! What about Ol' Gil? You want me to take care of this guy? No Homer, we've got it. Task: "Make Springfielders Run Gil Out of Town" (x3). The jobs take place at the Town Hall or a Brown House and take 30 seconds. Task: "Make Homer Pick Up Trash". The job takes place at Springfield Dump and takes 30 seconds. Quest reward: 100 and 10

The Simpsons: Tapped Out Monorail quests
Ahead of the Track • Bitey's Brood • Derailed • Duct Tape • Fast Track to Success • Getting Back on Track • Monorail Station • Off Track • One Track Mind • Project Management: Glass • Project Management: Metal • Project Management: Plastic • Rail Against the Machine • A Rail of One City • Rail Yard • Same as it Ever Was • Train of Fools • Worth a Shot
Mechanical Ants	Them! • Them Too!
Little Lisa's Recycling Plant	Little Lisa's Recycling Plant
Dirty Work	Brandine • Dewey Largo • Uter
Jesse Grass	The Grass is Always Greener
Ray Patterson	King Trash of Garbage Mountain
Hippie	It Ain't Easy Being Tie-Dyed
Sebastian Cobb	Social Engineering