The Olive Theory

                                                                    The Olive Theory

This theory was mentioned  in probably the first episode of How I Met Your Mother when Ted went on a date with Robin and she said that she hated olives and Ted got excited because he loves olives and Robin asked why and Ted then explains what the Olive Theory by saying this "Based on my friends Marshall and Lily. He hates olives. She loves them. In a weird way, that's what makes them such a great couple, perfect balance!" So the Olive theory is another way of saying that opposites attract. Do I agree with this? I think I do, in order for a relationship to work we need to learn more about each other, but if we're exactly the same then there would be no balance and with no balance means no diversity and relationships need that so it can be successful, I would explain more but I'm not good at explaining things. I do think there is a limit on how different you can be, if the two is too different then all they're gonna do is fight over stuff and that clearly isn't good, so slightly different interests is the perfect balance.

Someday I'll Find My Yellow Umbrella

          This is one of the most important and popular things in the How I Met Your Mother series.



"Someday I'll find my yellow umbrella."Basically why the term is about a yellow umbrella is because Ted, the main character picks up "The Mother's" yellow umbrella when it was left after a party. Later after he dated her roommate and left the umbrella at the apartment. After a wedding years after that, Ted runs into the girl and recognizes her because of the yellow umbrella which explains "Someday I'll Find My Yellow Umbrella." So when people calls someone a yellow umbrella they mean the one, or the love of your life. This is more explained in a quote in one of the final episodes. "When you meet the right person you know it. You can't stop thinking about them, they're your best friend and your soul mate. You can't wait to spend the rest of your life with them. No one else can compare." This explains one of the most important things or sayings in the How I Met Your Mother series



-Samuel