Season 1 · Episode 1
Bob's Burgers
A health inspector's visit coincides with Bob's efforts to bring in customers.

Used in small-business and service-industry contexts to describe a high-traffic weekend that determines whether the business hits its numbers. Not a fixed phrase but recurs here as a key motivational concept.
A binary stakes phrase used in business and everyday speech to signal that the outcome is all-or-nothing. 'Quebrar' in this context specifically evokes financial ruin, giving the phrase a sharper edge than a generic 'win or lose'.
Common across Latin America. 'Moral' here means morale or spirits, not ethics. The phrase implies deliberate encouragement directed at someone who is discouraged or unmotivated.
A fixed intensified phrase. 'Perdidamente' on its own means 'hopelessly' or 'completely', but the combination is a set expression for overwhelming romantic feeling, used in informal speech across Latin America.
From acting vocabulary but used in everyday speech to describe becoming fully immersed in a task, role, or persona. Non-compositional because 'papel' literally means 'paper' or 'role', and the full phrase signals total mental absorption.
Literally 'to repair the damage', but used idiomatically to mean making amends after a social or emotional offense. The phrase implies a deliberate act of reconciliation rather than just an apology.