Jack: Chuong, I'm going to be honest here. I am not going to Singapore on Lunar New Years to eat fish head curry soup.

Chuong: Then you can have lobster, chili crab, and dim sum then!

Hubert: I didn't think this parallel would be known for wearing designer clothing and owns two pugs named Yin and Yang. But they said his designer clothing reflects the ever-growing economy of Singapore as well as it's reputation for cleanliness and orderliness. His occupations reflects on Singapore's significant contributions to the modern world such as healthcare and science.

Gravity Fox: Singapore is often described as a society of what Kriegland could've been if they modernized. Wonder what C.K. would say about that?

C.K./King Leo: That's hard to say because Kriegland never would have modernized. But it is possible, because we valued absolute cleanliness in all aspects of life, especially since many of us liked to pad. *He hands Gravity Fox some drawings people did for him.* This is an artist's accurate rendering of what the royal castle or palace I lived in used to look like, and it always had to be absolutely spotless.

Gravity Fox: It's like our hotels!

Jack: Every single hotel in Singapore has elaborate lobbies complete with diamond chandeliers. Their floors look like the ones in this castle.

Chuong: At least Kriegland has some killer imperial architecture.

Juno: Singapore is so clean, everywhere in public I go there, it feels like I'm in someone's home.

C.K./King Leo: Glad you like what you see.