Let’s be honest: When you hear the phrase "Young Sheldon Season 2, Episode 14," your brain probably just pulls up a generic image of a nine-year-old in a bow tie solving quadratic equations.
Sheldon returns home, exhausted, covered in dirt, with exactly $47 in his pocket. He proudly hands it to his dad. But in that moment, George looks at the money, looks at the broken window, and realizes something profound: The cost of holding onto a grudge is higher than the cost of a printer.
Wrong.