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(flashback to Lily and Robin walking to Lily's apartment)
Lily: I could see how you would think that but I have to have my own place. Lily: When? Makes great coffee, right? Ted: That's great. Ted: What, like buy a new sofa? Barney (to Robin and Ted at other table): It's gonna be a thing. Lily: He's not cool with me moving in. Marshall: We should probably figure that out. The lemon law is a thing. (Barney lifts up his glass, no one joins him)
Barney: Self-clink.
Plan: A: Lily; Q: Who decides to move into Marshall and Ted's apartment? A: Barney; Q: Who invents a new dating law? A: a skeptical Ted; Q: Who does Barney warn that Lily will eventually force him out of their apartment? A: a brand new one; Q: What did Lily replace Ted's coffee pot with? A: others; Q: Who does Barney try to convince to use his new dating law? Summary: When Lily decides to formally move into Marshall and Ted's apartment, Barney warns a skeptical Ted that the couple will eventually force him out. When Ted discovers that Lily replaced his beloved, but beat-up, coffee pot with a brand new one, he begins to think that Barney is right. Meanwhile, Barney invents a new dating law and tries to convince others to use it.