The 'tossed salads and scrambled eggs' were metaphors for the mental problems he dealt with on the radio show (and with his family/friends).
But i don't know what to do with those tossed salads and scrambled eggs
Brayden Turner
Justin Sanders
So fucking hot.
Samuel Torres
Everyone's heard of Bach and Rembrandt. Maybe not Foucault. I doubt that many people could hold a conversation about their work, I definitely can't.
Henry Reyes
That may be true, but due to said ignorance the 'culture' Frasier was trying to portray could have totally been off-base without many people really knowing.
Liam Cox
Why would someone suck a man's dick before cutting him?
Jackson Ramirez
Yes, most of the joke was on Fraisier + Niles being so pretentious.
But ….. many of those pretentious jokes are actually really funny if you know anything about the subject.
That's why Fraiser is great, it works on multiple levels: slapstick, funning on pretentious fucks, word-play (subtle and overt), and some hidden gems that aren't obvious unless you've got at least some education.
Jaxon Campbell
To catch him off guard. He's so focused on having his dick sucked and how good it must feel that he probably didn't expect to get stabbed or whatever
Samuel Murphy
The prison slang meaning is incorrect, he explained it in an interview.
The song is about the people calling in to his radio show. They're messed up, they're crazy people. They're who he's referring to as "tossed salads" and "scrambled eggs". Specifically, the line following OP's is:
THEY'RE CALLING AGAIN
That's the point of Frasier's character. He's selfish, arrogant, vain, yet he became a psychologist. Why? Because it makes him look smart, it pays well, and it makes him look like he cares about other people's problems, but in reality he only finds the people coming to him for help annoying.
That's part of why the show was considered so smart, the way it was commentary on this. Frasier and Niles are both very intelligent, well-read men, and yet they both barely function in society. Neither of them can sustain a relationship, they both date crazy women, they hate their jobs, and they're generally miserable.
Andrew Rivera
Not really. There's not much to Big Bazinga Theory's humour aside from 'POP CULTURE REFERENCE' and 'LOL, SO NERDY XD'. Whereas Frasier would use stuff like that to sort of underline or other make fun of Frasier and Niles' pretentiousness. That's why people who call it a snob show don't really understand it. It's actually making fun of snobs.
Nathan Gray
What a progressive cast it had.