@@jaredohlstein7355 Survival instinct goes hard. Body and mind are not designed to unalive itself, so they most likely flinch at the last moment to have a last chance at survival.
S12E10&11 'Pandemic' and 'Pandemic 2: The Startling' are good follow-ups to this one. Both feature the kids on a grand adventure and Randy being...well, Randy.
@HorrorLover98 those rants, and the "Just give him half." Speech to Jimmy are my fav moments. Also all the times he's at the principal office for flipping people off.
@ChiePet_ I love how the very next episode "elementary school musical" one of the kids said somthing like "you don't know high school musical where have yall been" than craig randomly responded with "peru"
It’s also way cheaper than the last two so I’m very curious how they’ll go with it especially using the 3-D setting of the getting I loved the 2-D style as if you were actually in the show
Dude, Cartman directly referencing the creator of his own show to talk about all the homeless in California is the icing on the CAKE of this freaking episode
I loved this episode mixing in Dawn of the dead with Night of the living dead and what’s even funnier is that In the song at the end Cartman sings the line 16:11 "In the city of Venice, right by Matt's house, you can chill if you're homeless". Matt Stone owns a home in Venice and his annoyance with the large amount of homeless people in the area was part of the inspiration for this episode. 4:40 once again another ancillary character that no one wouldn’t really miss. RIP to mayor’s aid 1
Your reaction to the guy trying to unalive himself and failing was exactly what I was hoping for 😂 I can’t watch that scene without dying from laughter.
Matt Stone mentioned that he did saw a lot of homeless people in the city of Venice, California, where he resides. Very funny that he mentioned it in the song.
Dash, you do such a great job with finding references. Plus, your laugh is infectious. If you ever decide to react to more content, I’d totally watch it.
In my opinion, this is the best reactor on UA-cam. Because he isn't just watching the show verbatim and cutting some stuff out, he is constantly making all kinds of edits (for both humor and education), he catches on to nearly every reference no matter how seemingly obscure, he's genuinely enjoying himself and having a good time, and he's talking substantively about the material, while also asking engaging questions to the audience. If you're just finding this channel and you like this type of content, you'll love this guy
@@madduxnagel6935agreed! The AMOUNT of effort this must take! But he makes it seem so natural and effortless. Finding all those references cannot be easy. Plus to engage with the audience and enjoy himself the way he does, it doesn’t go unnoticed.
@@meciocioWait. What? So Dash isn’t a reference and research genius? For real? Either way, the way his videos are edited is pretty good. It’s cool seeing the reference as the video is playing.
Please. Please watch the episode "Ginger Cow" With that out of the way, this episode does a great job of parodying the lack of empathy society has for the homeless. Especially the part where they're talking about the homeless getting houses and being indistinguishable from "people"
The Homeless situation is pretty bad here in Florida. I was one of them for about a year. Inflation and cost of living is out of control. Great video Dash.
Be nice if the politicians would DO LITERALLY ANYTHING, but of course, far more important to be a dick to immigrants and queer people and to replace education with UA-cam propaganda. Sorry if you feel attacked, but I despise your state with every fiber of my being.
Love this one. ❤ Next, you should do Season 10, episode 14 "Stanley's Cup". It's one of the funniest episodes in the series and I think a great example of why South Park does what it does so well. 😂
The best South Park reactor ever, can’t stress it enough, the references are always top notch & the episode choices are always elite, thank you kind sir & everyone recommending these episodes in the comments! He smells like Kenny’s house gets me everytime, Cartman always right with the shits 😂
This is my favourite kind of South Park, when the adults just go crazy and the rules are out the window. Also thank you again for the Kenny translations, I started watching this show when I was 15 or 16, and I couldn't understand Kenny, and I just never bothered since then, but your little captions have made me realise that it's more than gibberish and I need to pay closer attention. Also I never picked up on "Right by Matt's house" in the Tupac song haha.
South Park episodes that u recommend!!!! • S2 E17: gnomes • S3 E3: the succbus • S5 E7: proper c0mdom use (mr. Mackey and ms. Ch0ksondik episode) • S9 E1: mr. garrison fancy new v@gin@ Bouns track 🔥🔥🔥🔥 • S10 E1: the return of chef • S13 E1: The ring • S15 E7/E8: you’re getting old/ assburgers • S19 E1: stunning and brave (P. C principal appearance) I love your videos u made me laugh ❤😂
This episode is such a classic. The so called *homeless researcher* failing to shoot himself, Randy's iconic *Sit.....down*, capping Glenn when he turns, Cartman's weird obsession with jumping over the homeless and the fact it spread, Stan being a dumbass and thinking Kyle wants it. There's just so many little gags that work well.
Well........ That's NOT EVEN a question....... You let those people in...... Once they're in, you search them, make sure they have not been bitten, and go from there..........
Such a good episode, but not only does it highlight the issue of homelessness as it stands, it also exposes some glaring issues in how we treat the issue as a society, often either ignoring it despite it making us uncomfortable or even exploiting it in some cases.
Based on a true story. In the late 90's the Midwest started sending their homeless to the west coast via free bus tickets and promises about how great the weather and social services were. That has led directly to the current pacific coast homeless craziness.
Train to Busan is one of my favorite zombie movies that a lot of people haven’t seen/aren’t aware of and I highly recommend it. It’s a Korean film so you’ll have to watch with subtitles unless you know Korean, but it’s totally worth it. I think I was turned onto it around 2017 or 2018 and I loved it. IMDB says it’s available on Prime video for free with Prime, if you’ve got that. It’s probably the best zombie movie I’ve seen in the last decade.
One of my ABSOLUTE favorite episodes. I’m a massive horror buff, and episodes like this and pink eye or spooky fish that mix in horror always have a special place in my heart. Even if I don’t understand kyles sick fascination with how Many homeless Cartman can jump. 🤔
Whoa this is so weird; I was looking for a reaction to this episode yesterday and I like your South Park reactions more than anyone else’s but could only find a few reactions done by other UA-camrs. And now today you upload a reaction to it! 😂
That part with the kids getting in that guy's car and then the guy getting hit by a reckless driver is something they do in a lot of zombie movies in order to get a jump scare out of the audience. They lull the audience into thinking the main character is going to be safe because a nice adult takes them in and then he gets killed mid sentence in order to shock you.
Pop Tart Classics with 1. Brown Sugar Cinnamon 2. Strawberry 3. Blueberry, and 4. Cherry at dead last lol. As for a zombie movie I love Shaun of the Dead 🧟♀️ 🧟♂️. It's funny, has some action, and a few really heart wrenching moments in between ❤.
10:40 The cinnamon at the top, and anything fruit-flavored below that. For some reason I’m not big on fruit-flavored Pop-Tarts, at least not the way I was as a kid. I loved them as a kid but don’t really like them now for some reason. The cinnamon ones aren’t bad though, but for me, Chocolate, s’mores, and hot fudge sundae are where it’s at.
When the businesses in downtown San Francisco were shut down due to the pandemic, and there was nobody to panhandle of of there, the homeless moved out into the family friendly residential neighborhoods. At its height, there were 4 homeless tent settlements with a half mile radius of my house and additional homeless living in Golden Gate Park. When downtown reopened, a lot of the homeless stayed in the residential neighborhoods because they realized they were less likely to be assaulted there than downtown. Some live and panhandle in the residential neighborhood while others take the bus "to work" downtown during the day and return to the neighborhoods to sleep at night - they're like professional homeless commuters.
What makes South Park so good is it's precise, yet exaggerated and cynical approach to real world issues and the truth surrounding them. In this episode, Matt and Trey are showcasing the dehumanizing of the homeless and also the city/state/nation leaders who do absolutely nothing to solve the inequality, but instead opt for temporary band-aids that only kinda slow the bleeding. It's like putting a band-aid on a gunshot wound. Cool... you helped the bleeding, but if you don't take out the bullet and deal with the infection... that band-aid means nothing. I love this kind of meta
My favorite zombie movie is I Am a Hero. And my favorite part is the difference between American and Japanese zombie movies. The protagonist of an American movie wakes up in the morning, kisses his wife, eats breakfast, goes outside and suddenly finds himself in the center of a zombie apocalypse where everything around him is destroyed, burning and exploding. In a Japanese movie, a zombie apocalypse is coming, but no one notices. Everyone goes to work. The protagonist goes to work. The zombies goes to work too.
I'm really surprised South Park didn't go the Soylent Green option basically turn the homeless people into Soylent Green didn't have Charlton Heston scream Soylent Green is people
Dash, you’re one of the smartest, most media literate (those references!) reactors on UA-cam. Plus, your infectiously positive attitude always brings a smile and a laugh or three, especially your hilarious trademark pursed-lipped facepalm moments. Thank you for the consistent entertainment.
4:40 Jesus, that was one of the Mayor's aides from the early seasons! I always wondered what happened to him; he was replaced for the recent ones! I guess Kenny isn't the only death who is forgotten by everyone.
The issue is complicated, but it's made vastly more complicated by the steadfast refusal of elected officials to consider all their options. Namely, studies have shown that you can reduce homelessness by (brace yourself) just giving people money. It turns out that if you give homeless people guaranteed money, they tend to spend that money on the hierarchy of needs, so they acquire food and shelter, and are typically able to then find work and start to earn money to reduce dependency. Note that this does not work on people struggling with addiction (which is NOT all unhoused people). But it does work with people who are on the street because they can't afford to live anywhere. Pilot programs in tons of places have tried and tested the approach, and it's basically worked everywhere it's been tried. In addition to the obvious humanitarian benefit of helping people in need, it also benefited the communities as a whole, because it turns out that getting people off the streets and into homes also reduces crime and makes cities more pleasant to live in, and giving them money directly winds up costing society less than holding it back or putting massive systemic barriers and conditions in place. Unfortunately, a lot of people in society would rather see all of society suffer rather than let a few people have something "unearned", so instead we see cities doing shit like unstalling spikes in the ground or rails on benches to stop people sleeping there, and cities constantly trying to send each other their homeless people (this episode didn't make that up, it's happened a lot).
FUN FACT: I wrote a script idea for the episode 'Night of The Living Homeless Part 2'...the shortened version...'California' does a "Uno-Reverse" and sends them all back to 'South Park'. The People come up with the idea to just HIDE all of their "Change-Money" from the homeless by way of...HUMAN-PIGGYBANKS...they keep their "Change-Money" in their rectums. Randy eats too much food and does another giant turd (from that other episode) except this one is filled with money...the homeless swarm the turd like zombie flies.
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It makes no sense to me why Kyle would think jumping over homeless people would solve their problems.
I know, right?!
Maybe he thought he could get money out of it?
maybe im dumb here(i am lol) but doesnt he DONT want cartman to jump over homeless people?
If any of you played tony hawk 2 one of the missions was "Ollie the magic bum 5x" in the Venice beach level
@@taffy9627uhh no. Kyle came up with the idea
The bit of the guy shooting himself but not dying is genuinely one of the best ones they’ve done 🤣
It's also scarily accurate. It happens more times than you think.
@@Jar0fMay0 How does someone do that and miss any vital organs?
@@jaredohlstein7355 Survival instinct goes hard. Body and mind are not designed to unalive itself, so they most likely flinch at the last moment to have a last chance at survival.
@@anthonymcrooster3703 that makes sense
@@jaredohlstein7355 most people don't shoot in the right spot or end up flinching at the very last minute.
This is legitimately one of my favourite episodes 😂 I remember laughing my butt off when Randy is like “He’s become one of them” pmsl
Me too! That part kills me every time!
pissing myself laughing?
i say hes become one of them in other situations thanks to randy
You rurnt your rip sauce?
We ain't buying ur only fans
You dying of laughter when the homeless studies guy took the "easy" way out has made my entire day.
S12E10&11 'Pandemic' and 'Pandemic 2: The Startling' are good follow-ups to this one. Both feature the kids on a grand adventure and Randy being...well, Randy.
I love Craig, and that episode(s) are the best of him in full effect.
Craig also goes on a little rant on why the other kids don't like hanging out with them, it's pretty funny and understandable.
@HorrorLover98 those rants, and the "Just give him half." Speech to Jimmy are my fav moments. Also all the times he's at the principal office for flipping people off.
Please react to that 2 parter! Maybe you could even make it a SUPER SHOW by having both parts in the same show.
@ChiePet_ I love how the very next episode "elementary school musical" one of the kids said somthing like "you don't know high school musical where have yall been" than craig randomly responded with "peru"
"Oh no! One of them is a war veteran!" My favorite line from this episode 😂
5:02
Cartman: Aw god, it really smells like Kenny’s house down here.
Kenny: Dude! Shut the fuck up about my house!
Petition for Dash to play south park the stick of truth and fractured but whole before the new game comes out!
More engagement for signatures
There's a new game coming? I hope they get back to the fantasy theme. I liked the first one so much better.
@@BigKnechtI really liked the superhero theme
@@BigKnechtthere’s only a small teaser on UA-cam but Cartman is in his wizard outfit, also it’s 3D
It’s also way cheaper than the last two so I’m very curious how they’ll go with it especially using the 3-D setting of the getting I loved the 2-D style as if you were actually in the show
I’m glad Glenn was able to see everything turned out okay.
Dude, Cartman directly referencing the creator of his own show to talk about all the homeless in California is the icing on the CAKE of this freaking episode
I love how Dash joins Stan bullying Kyle for being into jumping homeless people
I loved this episode mixing in Dawn of the dead with Night of the living dead and what’s even funnier is that In the song at the end Cartman sings the line 16:11 "In the city of Venice, right by Matt's house, you can chill if you're homeless". Matt Stone owns a home in Venice and his annoyance with the large amount of homeless people in the area was part of the inspiration for this episode.
4:40 once again another ancillary character that no one wouldn’t really miss. RIP to mayor’s aid 1
He has a name, you know you inconsiderate person. RIP Ted, I miss you even if @GhostKyng doesn't. 😭😭😭😭
@@illstreamthat hey be glad i even mentioned him. Didn’t even see anyone else mention it but me
@@GhostKyng I'm just saying...dude's probably got a family. Johnson's never been the same since it happened.
@@illstreamthat family that we haven’t got to see
I don’t think Night of the Living Dead is referenced in this episode. Definitely Dawn and Day though.
Your reaction to the guy trying to unalive himself and failing was exactly what I was hoping for 😂
I can’t watch that scene without dying from laughter.
unalive is what i will use this point on, thank you
“Guess I’ll take the easy way out…”
You mean the guy trying to "kill" himself?
Exactly.😂
“Unalive himself”…Kids these days say the darnedest things 😂😂😂
I love that CALIFO-NYO-NYO 😂
I was dying 😂😂😂
Matt Stone mentioned that he did saw a lot of homeless people in the city of Venice, California, where he resides. Very funny that he mentioned it in the song.
Dash, you do such a great job with finding references. Plus, your laugh is infectious. If you ever decide to react to more content, I’d totally watch it.
In my opinion, this is the best reactor on UA-cam. Because he isn't just watching the show verbatim and cutting some stuff out, he is constantly making all kinds of edits (for both humor and education), he catches on to nearly every reference no matter how seemingly obscure, he's genuinely enjoying himself and having a good time, and he's talking substantively about the material, while also asking engaging questions to the audience. If you're just finding this channel and you like this type of content, you'll love this guy
@@madduxnagel6935agreed! The AMOUNT of effort this must take! But he makes it seem so natural and effortless. Finding all those references cannot be easy. Plus to engage with the audience and enjoy himself the way he does, it doesn’t go unnoticed.
@@MrErik052005All the references are on the trivia section of each episode. Like seriously people, we live in 2023 not 2001.
@@meciocioWait. What? So Dash isn’t a reference and research genius? For real? Either way, the way his videos are edited is pretty good. It’s cool seeing the reference as the video is playing.
@@MrErik052005 Yea the editing and references great. Dash is great, wished he would upload more often.
Please. Please watch the episode "Ginger Cow"
With that out of the way, this episode does a great job of parodying the lack of empathy society has for the homeless. Especially the part where they're talking about the homeless getting houses and being indistinguishable from "people"
it also parodying lack of empathy from homeless towards society too. what came first? society shitting on homeless or homeless shitting on society?
Ginger Cow is one of South Park's greatest episode. I second this endorsement.
I love how much you loved the "Im taking the easy way out" joke.
Kenny getting pissed off, punching Eric and telling him to STFU is so god damn funny 😆
"All of us are dead" is a fantastic south Korean zombie show. It came out like a year or 2 ago but it is absolutely a must watch for fans of the genre
amazing show 🔥
Train To Busan was a great Korean zombie movie 👍
@@SeenGod it is...kingdom is another good one to, I'm pretty sure south Korea just owns this genre at this point
Thought it was okay, pretty bad for 60% of it 💀
@@flintbosco8758Nah kingdom is not a good show.
Its fucking masterpiece!
I still sing “ Califo-Nyo-Nyo!” the way they do here! 😂😂😂 I love how you spelled it out!!😂😂
The Homeless situation is pretty bad here in Florida. I was one of them for about a year. Inflation and cost of living is out of control. Great video Dash.
Be nice if the politicians would DO LITERALLY ANYTHING, but of course, far more important to be a dick to immigrants and queer people and to replace education with UA-cam propaganda.
Sorry if you feel attacked, but I despise your state with every fiber of my being.
Out here in California is the same. It's getting too ridiculous.
Love this one. ❤
Next, you should do Season 10, episode 14 "Stanley's Cup". It's one of the funniest episodes in the series and I think a great example of why South Park does what it does so well. 😂
That episode is hysterical!
Agreed!
Stanley's Cup is actually my favorite episode of the series, so it's nice to see it get some love from others.
I was just recommending that episode last week! It's even funnier when you've seen the Mighty Ducks, but, either way, it's absolutely hilarious.
@@cookjn It's so good, and a shame that some people dislike it because it is a little dark.
I love the way Cartman was singing California Love 😂😂
😻 yaaay. You dying at the part where he can’t die was brilliant 😂
The best South Park reactor ever, can’t stress it enough, the references are always top notch & the episode choices are always elite, thank you kind sir & everyone recommending these episodes in the comments!
He smells like Kenny’s house gets me everytime, Cartman always right with the shits 😂
That 50 cent disapproving the guy death by 9 bullets was a perfect addition 😂
You dying at the scientist completely failing to 😵 himself made my day more than you can imagine ❤❤❤
World War Zimmerman from season 17 is an amazing zombie movie spoof too
This is one of the best episodes ever. What a great analogy for the homeless problem and society’s reaction to it.
This is my favourite kind of South Park, when the adults just go crazy and the rules are out the window. Also thank you again for the Kenny translations, I started watching this show when I was 15 or 16, and I couldn't understand Kenny, and I just never bothered since then, but your little captions have made me realise that it's more than gibberish and I need to pay closer attention. Also I never picked up on "Right by Matt's house" in the Tupac song haha.
That “easy way out” was hilarious and classic South Park gore lol and the joke is hilarious haha not so easy is it
South Park episodes that u recommend!!!!
• S2 E17: gnomes
• S3 E3: the succbus
• S5 E7: proper c0mdom use (mr. Mackey and ms. Ch0ksondik episode)
• S9 E1: mr. garrison fancy new v@gin@
Bouns track 🔥🔥🔥🔥
• S10 E1: the return of chef
• S13 E1: The ring
• S15 E7/E8: you’re getting old/ assburgers
• S19 E1: stunning and brave (P. C principal appearance)
I love your videos u made me laugh ❤😂
10:17 I love how you put 50 cent in here as he too was shot 9 times 😂
I loved this episode! You never fail with these South Park reactions! My favorite moment: 9:41
1:57 Yeah, obviusly he's Randy -.-
"That's like recyclin'" ... I've no words😅
This episode is such a classic.
The so called *homeless researcher* failing to shoot himself, Randy's iconic *Sit.....down*, capping Glenn when he turns, Cartman's weird obsession with jumping over the homeless and the fact it spread, Stan being a dumbass and thinking Kyle wants it.
There's just so many little gags that work well.
Dash. Appreciate you, man. This is the only SP reaction channel I watch
Your reaction to the guy shooting himself was hilarious. I was laughing so hard, I was crying🤣🤣
I love your videos man. It gives me a temporaey escape from my severe chronic depression. Thank you!!
video dropped just in time for me to enjoy my burger! 😄
Life is not just about you quit putting yourself on the pedestal.
That expert was like Boris the bullet dodger from Snatch, just can't seem to die :O
The moment I saw the title of the video I knew the "easy way out" was going to break you 😂
Wow, I turn on the computer and Dash has uploaded just 20 seconds before. Well that's my next 20 minutes sorted.
Yep, insta click.
This was the first SP episode I ever saw. My friend showed me when we were 10
Well........ That's NOT EVEN a question....... You let those people in...... Once they're in, you search them, make sure they have not been bitten, and go from there..........
The Homeless Researcher failing to off himself is so funny and ridiculous.
Brother that chart is scary. 171k homeless people in California? That is insane.
South Park episodes showing how they age like wine, especially with the California "solution".
Randy saying “ we could turn the homeless into tyres,so we could still have homeless but we could use them on our cars” made me die of laughter😭😂😂
turn them into tires idea by randy cracks me up everytime 😂😂
Such a good episode, but not only does it highlight the issue of homelessness as it stands, it also exposes some glaring issues in how we treat the issue as a society, often either ignoring it despite it making us uncomfortable or even exploiting it in some cases.
Based on a true story. In the late 90's the Midwest started sending their homeless to the west coast via free bus tickets and promises about how great the weather and social services were. That has led directly to the current pacific coast homeless craziness.
"Right by Matt's house " 😂 almost fell out of bed
This was one of the first episodes i ever watched with my dad when i was about 10 lol classic
This episode is definitely one of South Park’s best episode. This brought back so much memories and it’s great to laugh at it once again!
Train to Busan is one of my favorite zombie movies that a lot of people haven’t seen/aren’t aware of and I highly recommend it. It’s a Korean film so you’ll have to watch with subtitles unless you know Korean, but it’s totally worth it. I think I was turned onto it around 2017 or 2018 and I loved it. IMDB says it’s available on Prime video for free with Prime, if you’ve got that. It’s probably the best zombie movie I’ve seen in the last decade.
i would have to agree "train to busan" and "rec" the latter being spanish and also with subtitles are 2 of the best z films imo
3:31
“Get outta there, Randy!”
0:15 “The title of this episode is based on a 1968 horror film.”
And a 1990 remake of the same name.
One of my ABSOLUTE favorite episodes. I’m a massive horror buff, and episodes like this and pink eye or spooky fish that mix in horror always have a special place in my heart. Even if I don’t understand kyles sick fascination with how Many homeless Cartman can jump. 🤔
Glad you uploaded today, good sir. This is the bright spot I needed.
So he DOES read my recommendations! Do "The Entity" 😂😂😂
Can't believe Cartman jumped 500 homeless, he could have cleared at least 100 more
Whoa this is so weird; I was looking for a reaction to this episode yesterday and I like your South Park reactions more than anyone else’s but could only find a few reactions done by other UA-camrs. And now today you upload a reaction to it! 😂
That part with the kids getting in that guy's car and then the guy getting hit by a reckless driver is something they do in a lot of zombie movies in order to get a jump scare out of the audience. They lull the audience into thinking the main character is going to be safe because a nice adult takes them in and then he gets killed mid sentence in order to shock you.
I love how they put the idea of jumping the homeless on Kyle.
You gotta watch the episode Raisins. Its an all time classic. And we know how much you like butters, he is the main character in that story too!
Pop Tart Classics with
1. Brown Sugar Cinnamon
2. Strawberry
3. Blueberry, and
4. Cherry at dead last lol.
As for a zombie movie I love Shaun of the Dead 🧟♀️ 🧟♂️. It's funny, has some action, and a few really heart wrenching moments in between ❤.
Out of all the places I've traveled to in the US, I'd have to say San Francisco is probably the worst homeless problem I've ever seen.
I really don't see why Kyle is so insistent that Cartman jumps over the homeless
10:40 The cinnamon at the top, and anything fruit-flavored below that. For some reason I’m not big on fruit-flavored Pop-Tarts, at least not the way I was as a kid. I loved them as a kid but don’t really like them now for some reason.
The cinnamon ones aren’t bad though, but for me, Chocolate, s’mores, and hot fudge sundae are where it’s at.
Kyle getting mad at Cartman and everyone for jumping the homeless is one of my favorite bits of south Park ever
The California part couldn't be any more accurate
You should definitely watch “Toilet Paper” !!! Season 7 episode 3. Such a funny episode. One of my favorites!!!!
Dash is be the best reaction channel, he's so unique and it's always cool learning references and learning Japanese from him!
He really is I won't be surprised if his channel gets to 100k by the end of the year.
@@phukyu1402 I want him to be the best reactor of all time
This episode is probably in my top 5 ever lmao
Another great video as always dash
Commenting for thr algorithm so more people pop up here. Love these reactions 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
When the businesses in downtown San Francisco were shut down due to the pandemic, and there was nobody to panhandle of of there, the homeless moved out into the family friendly residential neighborhoods. At its height, there were 4 homeless tent settlements with a half mile radius of my house and additional homeless living in Golden Gate Park. When downtown reopened, a lot of the homeless stayed in the residential neighborhoods because they realized they were less likely to be assaulted there than downtown. Some live and panhandle in the residential neighborhood while others take the bus "to work" downtown during the day and return to the neighborhoods to sleep at night - they're like professional homeless commuters.
What makes South Park so good is it's precise, yet exaggerated and cynical approach to real world issues and the truth surrounding them. In this episode, Matt and Trey are showcasing the dehumanizing of the homeless and also the city/state/nation leaders who do absolutely nothing to solve the inequality, but instead opt for temporary band-aids that only kinda slow the bleeding. It's like putting a band-aid on a gunshot wound. Cool... you helped the bleeding, but if you don't take out the bullet and deal with the infection... that band-aid means nothing. I love this kind of meta
DASH!! In honor of Jimmy Buffets passing, what better way to honor him by reacting to the episode Tonsil Trouble 🩸💉
poor Dash, can't help his laughter
Thank you Dash for doing this! It is one of my highlights of the week!
My favorite zombie movie is I Am a Hero. And my favorite part is the difference between American and Japanese zombie movies. The protagonist of an American movie wakes up in the morning, kisses his wife, eats breakfast, goes outside and suddenly finds himself in the center of a zombie apocalypse where everything around him is destroyed, burning and exploding. In a Japanese movie, a zombie apocalypse is coming, but no one notices. Everyone goes to work. The protagonist goes to work. The zombies goes to work too.
I'm really surprised South Park didn't go the Soylent Green option basically turn the homeless people into Soylent Green didn't have Charlton Heston scream Soylent Green is people
You really gotta watch Stanleys cup! Arguably the most effed up episode in the show because of how grim it gets!
Dash, you’re one of the smartest, most media literate (those references!) reactors on UA-cam. Plus, your infectiously positive attitude always brings a smile and a laugh or three, especially your hilarious trademark pursed-lipped facepalm moments. Thank you for the consistent entertainment.
4:40 Jesus, that was one of the Mayor's aides from the early seasons! I always wondered what happened to him; he was replaced for the recent ones!
I guess Kenny isn't the only death who is forgotten by everyone.
I could never ingest anything properly during that gun scene with the scientist.
Not because it's graphic but how morbidly hilarious it is
Once again, I highly recommend the episode "Dances With Smurfs"! It's a Cartman/Wendy episode, and you know how good those tend to be!
The issue is complicated, but it's made vastly more complicated by the steadfast refusal of elected officials to consider all their options. Namely, studies have shown that you can reduce homelessness by (brace yourself) just giving people money.
It turns out that if you give homeless people guaranteed money, they tend to spend that money on the hierarchy of needs, so they acquire food and shelter, and are typically able to then find work and start to earn money to reduce dependency. Note that this does not work on people struggling with addiction (which is NOT all unhoused people). But it does work with people who are on the street because they can't afford to live anywhere. Pilot programs in tons of places have tried and tested the approach, and it's basically worked everywhere it's been tried.
In addition to the obvious humanitarian benefit of helping people in need, it also benefited the communities as a whole, because it turns out that getting people off the streets and into homes also reduces crime and makes cities more pleasant to live in, and giving them money directly winds up costing society less than holding it back or putting massive systemic barriers and conditions in place.
Unfortunately, a lot of people in society would rather see all of society suffer rather than let a few people have something "unearned", so instead we see cities doing shit like unstalling spikes in the ground or rails on benches to stop people sleeping there, and cities constantly trying to send each other their homeless people (this episode didn't make that up, it's happened a lot).
“Right next to Matt’s house “😂
Oh my god, now I realize. the guy's name was - Glen and Randy totally pulverized his head 😆
"I nurned your ribsauce?!?" is still the best comeback to mishearing what my friends say. God i love this episode.
The social commentary in this episode is peak.
11:36
“Glen!! Shut up!”
The funny thing is is that scene 9:35 onward. That does happen people try to shoot themselves mess up and are in incredible pain.
Frosted Cherry PopTarts is #1. The other three I can live without.
10:39 Brown sugar cinnamon. Strawberry, blueberry, cherry- Okay, I see Randy's point
FUN FACT: I wrote a script idea for the episode 'Night of The Living Homeless Part 2'...the shortened version...'California' does a "Uno-Reverse" and sends them all back to 'South Park'. The People come up with the idea to just HIDE all of their "Change-Money" from the homeless by way of...HUMAN-PIGGYBANKS...they keep their "Change-Money" in their rectums. Randy eats too much food and does another giant turd (from that other episode) except this one is filled with money...the homeless swarm the turd like zombie flies.
For the question on zombies if it is just me on the roof I will risk helping them but if I have family members with me I won’t.