![What do you think the deeper meaning is of where the tar is coming from in this scene? [SPOILER] : r/BoJackHorseman What do you think the deeper meaning is of where the tar is coming from in this scene? [SPOILER] : r/BoJackHorseman](https://preview.redd.it/km98dfmdlje41.png?auto=webp&s=db7929b7d81f535f7ef8dfff582e32008b962462)
What do you think the deeper meaning is of where the tar is coming from in this scene? [SPOILER] : r/BoJackHorseman
![English: A True British Tar (caricature) Hand-coloured.; Text in English below image. . 28 May 1795. Gillray, James (artist); Humphrey, H (publisher) 240 A True British Tar (caricature) RMG PW3812 Stock Photo - Alamy English: A True British Tar (caricature) Hand-coloured.; Text in English below image. . 28 May 1795. Gillray, James (artist); Humphrey, H (publisher) 240 A True British Tar (caricature) RMG PW3812 Stock Photo - Alamy](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/P0EMNM/english-a-true-british-tar-caricature-hand-coloured-text-in-english-below-image-28-may-1795-gillray-james-artist-humphrey-h-publisher-240-a-true-british-tar-caricature-rmg-pw3812-P0EMNM.jpg)
English: A True British Tar (caricature) Hand-coloured.; Text in English below image. . 28 May 1795. Gillray, James (artist); Humphrey, H (publisher) 240 A True British Tar (caricature) RMG PW3812 Stock Photo - Alamy
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