This I Think You Should Leave Soundboard Is the Truth and the Light

Dustin Waters
Dustin Waters is a writer from Macon, Ga, currently living in D.C. After years as a beat reporter in the Lowcountry, he now focuses his time on historical oddities, trashy movies, and the merits of professional wrestling.

In just two brief seasons, I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson has claimed a position in the modern English vernacular and ingrained itself in the popular memedom. But what happens when your friends are all going around discussing their favorite sketches from the oft-quoted Netflix series, and you can’t quite remember if Bozo did the dub? 

Well, thankfully the internet is here to help. This time in the form of the I Think You Should Quote searchable quotation database. With this handy website created by Vincent Stout, you can quickly and easily search for your favorite sketches and pinpoint the season and episode in which they appeared. But, just like having triples of the Barracuda, it gets better. 

The site also features an I Think You Should Quote soundboard, so you can easily play your favorite soundbites from the show just by tapping your phone. Seriously, I’ve had this page loaded on my phone for more than a week because you can NEVER LET THE PARTY DIE!

Seriously though, it’s always great to see a fan create something just for the pure enjoyment of celebrating the entertainment they love. In an online world of dwindling upsides, creations such as this stand out. 

The site is free to use. But come on. You gotta give. The guy who started this thing, he’s completely under water. He can’t get a grip on this thing. 

So, it’s only right, if you use something, to give, right?

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