After Joe falls into an open manhole and awakens in the afterlife, he finds himself on a slow-moving conveyor belt to the Great Beyond. Uncertain what's just happened, he asks the first group of people he encounters what's going on, and they calmly inform him that he's passed on. As Joe panics, one of the women in the group casually observes that the actual afterlife "beats my dream about the walrus." It could be a nod to Alice nel paese delle meraviglie (1951), which features a pretty disturbing song called "The Walrus and the Carpenter." In the song, a scheming walrus and a human carpenter team up to lure a family of child-like oysters away from their mother and into a restaurant, where the walrus then distracts the carpenter so that he can eat them all. The little oysters in Alice in Wonderland do bear somewhat of a resemblance to the unfinished souls in the You Seminar.

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