Homer stands on a street in a Cuban-style town of pastel pink and green buildings with palm trees, talking on a green payphone
The Simpsons, “The Trouble with Trillions” (season 9, episode 20), 19:12–19:26
What happens
Homer, the bald, heavy man in a white shirt and blue pants, stands on a street in a Cuban-style town of pastel pink and green buildings with palm trees, talking on a green payphone. A young boy with black hair, suspenders and a white shirt, holding a plate of brown meatballs, stands beside him. Homer lifts a meatball toward his mouth while on the call, grinning, then gestures with his fist and speaks, with the subtitle "It's donkey meat" appearing at the bottom. The boy looks up and smiles, and Homer then reaches out and pats the boy's head while still holding the phone. Earlier, the scene opens on a close-up of a visitor form with a checked box next to "A) Business/Pleasure" and a pencil, then the checkmark moves to "B) Smuggle Cigars" as the pencil shifts, before cutting to the town skyline by the sea.
Written by an AI model from frames of this moment, so small details can be off.