In the baseball scene, Rudolph Giuliani yells, "You can do it!" which is a regular line in Adam Sandler films. Rob Schneider says it in The Waterboy, and then again in Little Nicky. Sandler himself says the line in Schneider's The Animal.
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When Buddy and Dave drive to work Buddy pulls the brake on the bridge. Through the rear window you see cars skidding and jamming up right behind them. Then comes an areal shot where there are just two cars braking at a distance, but when it cuts back to the view from the front the jam is back. See more...
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In the baseball scene, Rudolph Giuliani yells, "You can do it!" which is a regular line in Adam Sandler films. Rob Schneider says it in The Waterboy, and then again in Little Nicky. Sandler himself says the line in Schneider's The Animal.
Lou (the Mexican guy in the anger management class) has a goatee that looks like a question mark. Could this be because of the "is he or isn't he gay?" theme to him (which is talked about on the DVD)?
Meatball the husky cat isn't really husky; he was just wearing a fat suit. The filming crew had to keep fans constantly blowing so he didn't get too hot.
In the scene where Buddy is talking about how he has fallen for Linda, Adam Sandler wears a shirt that says something like "CENTRAL PRIDE." Adam Sandler went to Central High School in Manchester, NH and this is a tribute.
The husky cat that tries on the clothes Adam Sandler designs is named Meatball which is the name of Adam's real-life dog.
When Nate is losing his temper in the first fury-fighters meeting, his voice was not clear so what you hear on the DVD is not his voice, but Adam Sandler's voice that has been dubbed over.
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