Why didn't Marshall and Lily receive the check?
In the television series, How I Met Your Mother, S08E11, Lily and Marshall go to the storage room of the shop of an old friend. It looks weird to them and freak out.
Their friend brings up a check of an heavy amount to give it to them, but when he discovers that lily and Marshall were trying to kill him. He starts speaking, goes on. At the end he tares of the check, Why?
Why didn't he give them the cheque he brought for them?
Best Answer
The whole episode is about people trying to impress the people from their past. Ted tries to win over the professor with his new building and Daryl wants to impress Lily and Marshall with his business. However, after Marshall and Lily turn him down, he realises "he doesn't need the validation of some people he met in college". The money he wanted to give them was to get them to like him more/get them to acknowledge that he is a success. He no longer needs them to think he's cool so he just keeps the money.
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Do Lily and Marshall get divorced?
They dated and even got engaged but Lily called it off, moving to San Francisco to focus on her artistic interests. They were separated for three months due to this, finally getting back together a few months after Lily's return to New York, and getting re-engaged then married.What happened to the Dowisetrepla apartment?
They finally settled on this apartment in the New York district of Dowisetrepla. After they bought the apartment, Marshall and Lily noticed that the floor was crooked, and cost them a lot of money to repair it.Does Lily tell Marshall about the debt?
Marshall and Lily decide to buy a new home, which forces Lily to finally confront Marshall about her credit card debt. Marshall and Lily decide to buy a new home, which forces Lily to finally confront Marshall about her credit card debt.Do Lily and Marshall move to the suburbs?
Marshall and Lily officially move to the suburbs, where they find Lily's dad Mickey unwilling to move out.Why Didn't You Stop Me?
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