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SOUTH PARK - DikinBaus Hot Dogs [REACTION!] Season 26 Episode 5
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- SOUTH PARK - DikinBaus Hot Dogs [REACTION!] Season 26 Episode 5
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I love how, slowly, over the years... Cartman's mom has been getting tired of his sh*t. 😂
I think because Matt's hatred of his ex is pretty much over and he's not as into letting her get punished
She could do more. He deserves lashings.
@saw31489 Yeah, now he redirected the punishment from Lian to Eric, finally having his actions affect him
Eric's mom finally got character development per se
She stopped giving into him when he made her quit her job as a real estate agent, and had to move into a hot dog.
Love a rare Butters W. He needs way more of them.
The hero of South Park.
I love it, especially since he won himself, it wasn't divine karma that gave him the W.
Season 19, Episode 4: "You're Not Yelping".
I promise you're gonna love it. Great from start-to-finish and the ending is one the all-time funniest bits.
Agreed, great episode
season 19 has to be watched in order
@vivimos_en_una_sociedad7758
Nah, he already doesn’t watch any of the episodes in order and it’s still a great stand alone episode without the few episodes before lol I agree he should watch it
@@lexireese2502 yeah you dont really need any context for this episode, but still season 19 is cool whole way through
Good one
My drunk ass paused my Stalingrad documentary for this south park reaction lol
What are you crazy?
Now get back to the gulag! 😂
Those kids have no idea whatsoever of what went on at Stalingrad..
Link? I love ww2 shit
@@c_n_b chance would be a fine thing.
@@bobbyjackbecker UA-cam search WW2: Battle Of Stalingrad (Intense Footage)
Bro I’m glad you made another video; you’re the best South Park reactor BY FAR!!
Thank you so much for the love, jae!!🙏
OF COURSE Butters' dad knows the gloryhole sites!
We all do! Right? Right?
Men engaged in "wrestling" : "This room's taken."
Butters : "Sorry about that, sirs."
Remember season 5, episode 14
Please do *Bass to Mouth* Season 15, Episode 10
Peak Episode
I agree to this. Bass to Mouth had me screaming and howling like a hyena. Obviously, it would require others to watch, "Stupid Spoiled Whore Video Playset", otherwise, they'll miss out on the best return character of all time since Towelie.
That episode will always have a special place in my soul.
I first watched it while I was taking a walk through a new city I was living in. I decided to take the bus home, and during a certain moment (coincidentally involving a bus), it took everything in my power not to laugh out loud in the middle of the bus at what I saw.
I lost it when Cartman was screaming „I want my Dikinbaus“ 😂
I was SO SATISFIED with how this ended. Both Butters AND Ms Cartman gave Eric what he deserved. Ripping him away from his own personal paradise
They actually stole his successful business
@@starover1 Cartman didn't do a bit of the actual work. The business would not have been successful without Butters's hard work and investment.
Ah you're one of those people.... @@starover1
@@0816M3RCto be fair, Cartman did a great job of finding labour that could be afforded on a child's ice cream store pay. He broke reality to make it possible.
Yea same! It was SO satisfying!!
*Season 25 Episode 3* “City People”
- Puts Cartman and Liane against each other
- Another business episode
- The ending is hilarious (some real “f around and find out” stuff)
This episode is a prelude of Butters becoming manager of Denny's-Applebee's Max and Eric being homeless.
Which is actually stupid, as we can see Cartman is a great entrepreneur. No one appreciates how he built a concept everyone loved and even had potential to be a franchise
@starover1 He used the money Butters made at the ice cream shop to put in the fun stuff at his hot dog home, but he couldn't find people to work there.
@@johnwiesner9590you speak of manual labour, I speak of the vision. Butters is a good manual guy, because he is not very clever and enjoys simple things. Cartman is a visionary.
@@starover1 Cartman isn't very intelligent. He is just good at manipulating clueless adults and is quite lazy himself.
I think him ending up homeless makes perfect sense. He will likely sabotage whatever career path he takes and ruin his own life.
Liane and Kyle were both right, Eric didn't last four hours at a job.
I love how Cartman gets his comeuppance in this one. That actually hurt Cartman more than getting his ass kicked by Wendy in front of the school, or losing his million dollar inheritance then getting pepper sprayed, and getting struck by lightning. Very satisfying.
Even more satisfying, seeing Butters standing up for himself and taking it upon himself to get things going.
I was in college when “They took muh job”, “they took yer job, “derk a derrrr…”. first became a thing. It’s still funny twenty some years later…😂
Butters is the kind of employee every employer wants.. hardworking yet sensitive, business oriented and a pleasing personality.. ❤
I love how Matt Stone and Trey Parker got famous by making a show around toilet humor, but they’re also very well educated in economics. Not many celebrities are legitimate businessmen.
those losers dont know anything, for years they denied the claims of climate change, and ignorantly mocked the well-prove theory of evolution. stop dick riding and learn to think for yourself.
It makes sense when you learn they own a restauraunt
@@b3rz3rk3r9 Not to mention; they’re in control of most of their art projects, and assets. The only celebrity off the top of my head I can remember who works that hard, is Frank Zappa.
I was 15 when i got my first official job, worked at a Thai Resteraunt bussing food, ended up quitting because i was barely being paid, leaving late and the main thing was that they made us carry sizzling hot dishes without any regard for us or proper training
If Trey and Matt can open Casa Bonita, they should open DikinBaus
Agreed
I mean from what i’ve read, they just didn’t want to take on an extra restaurant restoration project at the time of when this episode came out, because they had their hands full with the Casa Bonita reopening.
But yeah they could totally restore it, it’s not like they don’t have the money. And I’m pretty sure they have the time, too, while South Park is on hiatus (and it’s not like they’re working on it right now anyway, since it’s always made the same week), and since their Broadway show seems to be doing just fine in New York without them. And it seems like Casa Bonita is doing fine as well. So why not?
“City People” is the episode they lose the house due to Cartman’s shenanigans after thats they pretty much the last seasons / specials with Cartman living in the hot dog till this one.
My favorite thing about Kenny and Cartman is that Kenny as Mysterion HATES Cartman, but any other time he's the only person who can stand him.
Also, I've noticed for a long time but never mentioned it: the editing in your videos is amazing. All the references and popups are great.
The episode where Cartman moves into the hotdog stand (which is also a business episode) is Season 25, episode 3 "City People".
Always good to see my boi Butters being a money earner and happy.
Love Butters and Liane working together to screw over Cartman, and also just Butters being so business savvy XD
You mean Cartman being business savvy? Butters just did manual labour, Cartman single-handedly built a franchise
@@starover1 Cartman barely did anything.
The episode where Cartman loses his home is called "City People." Season 25, Episode 3. Also I would say my first job (kind of) was when I was 12 for my parents Auto Body Shop. It originally started out as a punishment for misbehaving to I later was getting paid to do it.
Nice. Sounds like a good opportunity to learn some skills for the future.
A little backstory for you,
When Matt and Trey were purchasing casa Bonita to save it from going under during covid-19, they experienced a lot of different hurdles and challenges while getting the restaurants back in business again. This episode is supposed to have quite a bit of their highlights in that journey to bring back casa Bonita
check out Douche vs Turd Sandwich. Its relevant to this year
I always love it when Butters gets a win or when he puts someone in their place like he did the Goth Kids.
Don't lie to us Dash.
The pun was completely intentional and it was fantastic. LOL
I think that pun mustard gone over my head
@@c_n_b crickets
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Really wish they went with the original name from when the episode was first announced, DiKimble's, I think was more subtle with the pun.
Eyy, Dash reacted to the episode that got me back into South Park!
I love how South Park takes modern day scapegoat issues (the youth exploiting mental health for less work in this episode, people pretending to be trans in "The Cissy," etc.) and making Cartman be the only one crappy enough to actually do that. It's beautiful.
I only wish Cartman had to move into Kenny's house instead of his own, and Kenny moves into Cartman's.
Never ever vouch for someone for a job. No matter how unkind it may seem, you should always let the person go through the process like everyone else and let the company/hiring manager make the call without any influence from you. Even if the person is your best friend, you should not do it because you don't know what can happen when they do get a job. I have seen some extremely incompetent people be inducted on a recommendation and the person hanging their head in shame for recommending them. It's a massive blow to reputation and reliability. The best action to take is to inform your "friend" that you can only help with having the application be seen by the right person. Set expectations that after that, it's up to the company.
Still on your South Park journey Dash….. great job. It is now time to watch the episode: Return of the Fellowship of the Ring to the Two Towers 🪄
I had two official jobs, a ticket usher at a beach in 2013 (aged 21) and a supermarket employee in 2015 (aged 23.) The problem with my employment history is that I have high functioning autism and I couldn't handle my social skills to the paying customer.
My first job was delivering newspapers. I was 12, tho technically you could only legally start working from 13 years old. But since I was only 3 months away from turning 13 and I knew the newspaper lady and went to school with her kids, she let me start early and just added the 3 months to my first official paycheck after turning 13.
I was also 15 when I started my first job. I believe I either needed a work permit or my mother had to sign something. I remember I worked at a shoe store lol. I loved it. 😂 That's probably why I love working in retail as crazy as that sounds.
"How do they get around that for child actors" hooo boy that's a rabbit hole.
Watching Cartman getting what he wanted and crying like this felt like listening to Beethoven symphony while enjoying a fine glass of wine
You’re the goat South Park reactor, you had DisfunktionalTV trying to copy your pop ups 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Never change king 🙏🏼
Best reaction on UA-cam and I was 14 when I had my first job as a car salesman
Dash, you always notice so much, I love the little post watching editing notes like Cartman suddenly having a tie, great spot.
When I watched this episode, I had the thought that this episode in particular sets up future Butters' animosity towards Cartman shown in Post COVID. I mean, Cartman hurt Butters more than ever by literally stealing his paychecks, no?
monday - rest from weekend
tuesday - prepare for work
wednesday - work
thursday - tidy up workplace
friday - prepare for weekend
1:44 Let's be honest here Dash, you *relish* in those kinds of puns
I love that Leanne finally started to actually parenting Eric.
In 4th grade I started working at my dad’s grain bins and driving tractors. I still remember my first day running a tractor by myself 😂. At the grain bins I’d get paid for every 18 wheeler I got a sample out of. I’d sit up there for 14 hours and was pumped on days where I’d get 10 trucks 😂😂
Good on butters for trying to get and save money at a young age and set him self up for a better future
The post production level on your content is always top tier :D
Watching Erik sit there and do nothing is triggering some bad work memories lol
14:14 I kind of love the unintentional irony since the german word for Friday could be translated to "Free Day" or "Day off"
Actually, the etymology comes from the goddess Freya. Same as in english. :)
@@sashaqua Cool story bro. In the end it's still Frei Tag.
Season 12 Episode 13 "Elementary School Musical" You wont regret it Dash
I got my first official job when I was 13.
I got a job working for the neighboring farmer walking beans and doing chores like feeding the livestock and such.
Good thing he had a tractor I could drive to haul the big bales if hay around. LOL
That ending with Cartman… Absolute Karma
I was 16 helping a homeowner fix up houses/ apartments for new tenants. Now I'm a construction electrician.
One of my new fav South Park episodes as it brings back the cartman and butters dynamic i like
Looks like he "relished" his unintentional pun.
1:49 that pun was perfect to ketchup LOL😂😂😂😂😂
Season 13 episode 8: Dead celebrities, One of my favourites
Hey Dash, just wanted to tune in and say that I love your insight and tact when talking about various topics, from pop culture too the more controversial. Always cool to see a new upload. Hope you're having fun with it :)
I love an assomoo kind of outcome for butters, it’s even better that butters knew cartman really had nothing to bargain with and went to bargain with lianne
Being in butters situation a couple times, cartman pissed me off in this episode 😂
Thank youu soooo much! I've been asking for this reaction vid for a while now. Can't wait to enjoy it rn!
It's cool seeing a South Park reaction as usual. Keep it up Dash! :)
Damn, i want more Dash videos.
Had a great day at work and come home to see the 3 best South Park reactors uploaded a video in one day. Might just have to have a hot dog to celebrate!
The episode where Cartman moved into the hotdog was the City People episode in S25. Don't remember the exact name.
If you haven't reacted to Help! My Teenager Helps Me! yet, it is an amazing late SP episode.
I think I was 14 when I had my first job. I remember digging a ditch for the city council and the money went to funding a school field trip. Was pretty cool.
14:13 Hey, they could be going in on Saturday and Sunday too, you never know!
I think a lot of people forget that people still work on those days, and for a hot dog stand, those would probably be their busiest days!
I work for television so that’s why I bring this up; my job literally never stops. Even though I work a normal eight hour shift, I could be working at any hour of the day, any day of the week (even holidays 😢)
Dang think this should have been the episode where not only Kennedy and his family was able to get things together for themselves by working at the hotdog place
Never, ever, ever apologize for a pun. Never.
Dash, I fucking LOVE your South Park reactions! This is one of those episodes where Cartman gets karma at the end and I love it. Strangely enough that ending scene where he's crying "I want DikinBaus" popped into my head earlier at work and gave me a laugh.
My first job was when I was in college. First 2 years of college, I didn't have to work and dedicated all my time to studying and playing football. But starting with my junior year, dad and mom cut me off from having spending money allowances. So, I had to get a part time job and fit it in between studying, working out and football practices/games. The local Sears at the Mall near campus was having a job fair. So, I went down and applied (a bunch of my classmates did the same.) I remember the interview process was like an assembly line (one person after the next,) followed by having to fill out an assessment questionnaire and test so they could place you in an appropriate position. Since I got straight A's in school and college, I thought for sure I would get placed into one of the better jobs (a sales job on the floor or, at worst, a cashier's job.) Well, I got placed in the stock room unloading trucks and stocking shelves. That puzzled the hell out of me because some of my friends who also applied were not academic wiz kids and they got placed in the sought after jobs. Still bugs me to this day how I got placed in the stock room. The only thing I can think of why is because I was big and strong and played on the football team. So, they probably thought they needed my muscle in the stock room and on the docks without even considering my academic credentials.
I didnt know Cartman's hotdog house was real!!!
It's in Bailey, Colorado, which is southwest of Denver, just off of US 285.
Dash we missed you! thank you for the upload! i needed this since i’m
about to graduate and i want to get my mind off of being sad!
6:01 that Ric Flair “Woo” reference was so fire 😂🔥
Season 25 Ep 3 - City People. This is the episode that Eric ends up living the hotdog.
I was 15 when I got my first job at Burger King in 1996. Shows my age. 😊
Cartman should’ve been on Shark Tank
My personal favorite episode is Rehash, season 18, episode 9.
Official job was 16. I mowed lawns in the neighborhood from around 11 and did odd jobs / under the table from about 14.
No joke I've had to deal with the kind of coworkers Cartman is parodying, in that they take any criticism as a personal attack and will take any opportunity to offload work. Their trick was to make friends with the boss and early on establish the idea that I kept "bullying" them to prevent any of my later complaints being taken seriously.
I got lucky, in that I could transfer departments and left them holding the bag on multiple projects they knew fuck all about but had been claiming majority credit for months.😆
Three tomatoes are walking down the street. Papa Tomato, Mama Tomato and Baby Tomato. Baby Tomato starts lagging behind, and Papa Tomato gets really angry, goes back and squishes him and says: "Catch up"
18. I graduated college at 17 and got my dream job immediately there after. Due to a learning disability, I had no time for a job from all the extra Tudors and educational programs. Kinda proud to have even graduated college at all. I never thought I could.
From what I understand, child celebrities have a manager who manages their finances, contracts, etc. So a studio doesn’t technically “hire” a child actor so much as the manager “loans out” the actor. Someone who knows more please tell me or correct me
Funny. Cartman yells end of this episode, ´´i want my DikinBaus!!!´´ Hes mom finally castrated him!
I gotta give it to Ms. Cartman. She was playing 5d chess this episode!
I was 14 and I worked as a cook, and I hated it so much 😂
I get so excited when you upload a reaction to a good episode!
Probably running out of them now though
This episode was based on Trey and Matt reopening, Casa Bonita 😂 such a good episode. They know how to stay busy. You have to react to the panderverse while it’s still relevant!
I did not even realize I was a dude from the margaritaville episode 🤣
I'm so proud of Mrs. Cartman!
Woo hoo! My day is 100% better now
2:30 My first job ever is Kroger on January 31, 2007. Even after 17 years, I'm still working at Kroger.😁
In England I was 12, started on weekends as tea-boy and sweeping up, summer holidays 5 & half days …
The ending of the episode was so satisfying to watch.
My first job was just like butters selling ice cream at 16 years old. I loved that job so much.
Yay dash is back! You’re my fav react guy because u don’t ham anything up really, seems sincere and you have a great laugh. Also you’re a cutie 😊
11:05 i love it when they actually call out shitty cross streets LOL
I was 15. Worked illegally a couple times overnight on school nights. Worked that job 10 years.
I was just told by my doctor that my pre diabetes is now diabetes. I'm Scott Malkinson now 😢😂😂😂😂
1:49 😂😂😂😂 insert 🥁
I was 15 when I got my first job next to my highschool at an Italian spot
5:17 Unfortunately my job doesn’t offer “mental health days” but I’m pretty sure people still take them either by using their vacation time or pretending to be sick.