"By clicking agree to the terms of Disney+, The Walt Disney Company is entitled to your first born, your annual salary, all your hopes and dreams and...
Thank god the Supreme Court ruled any ToS that is unconstitutional or cannot be proven to have terms essential to the service rendered has zero legal precedence.
We'll see if that holds out if Trump gets another 4 years with an even MORE Republican Supreme Court... I want to believe that can't happen, but that was my belief four years ago, so...
@@jeremygaming1375 these fellas are out here just commenting the punchline in the video and they don't include anything else in the comment. It's just really weird.
internet logbook: august 2024 a man died of an allergy in a disney related restaurant, tries to sue, disney claims to be 'unsueable' because the person agreed to terms and conditions on a free trial disney+ account saying disney cannot be sued if you take said trail
@@sketchhannen most people will be fine if disney just said its not their responsibility as they dont own the resturant, the problem is Disney says you signed away all your rights and souls and your loved ones forever for ticking that TOS box 5 years ago on a disney plus free trial that ended in a month
The best skit is entire episode was that they did like 3 or 4 times where they imply that the average person reads the Itunes agreement that shit was so funny
Don't know about other countries, but at least in Germany we have a law that prohibits writing anything unusual into the general terms and conditions that might "surprise" the user.
Stephen: I’m proud of you, Butters. You saved your friend’s life. Perhaps your mother and I were wrong about you and should ground you less often. Butters: Gee! Thanks dad! Stephen: Now then, would you mind telling me why your mother and I’s iPads were CONFISCATED WITHOUT REFUNDS RIGHT AFTER YOU DECLINED THAT CONTRACT?!?! Butters: Uh oh. Stephen: Butters, you are GROUNDED! Butters: Oh hamburgers.
I love how you included them losing something by declining the terms and conditions, seriously now a day's you literally can't even make a profile on these sites and apps without agreeing to all their terms and conditions. It's bullcrap that we have to agree if we want to do someone as basic as making a profile.
But I found the song by Soujaboy had the perfect beat to time all the explosives to create an implosion of my enriched uranium core to build my bomb. .
Sure, as a Belgian I would totally agree. A child can't be held accountable for a contract they signed to, however, the USA is a weird nation, so for me as a Belgian, it's hard to understand.,.
_Thanks for allowing us to access your camera and microphone at any given time._ _Enjoy your crappy messenger service or mobile game or whatever, I don't care_
Least android let's you access your own files... And use micro sd up to 2Tb... And purchase from a selection of mobile devices with a variety of curated features across a dozen premium brands, all sharing the same accessories, cables, app purchases all synced under one global account.
@@Krystalmyth hell yea android. People say apple is easier to use, I just don't understand. On my galaxy10+ I'm never more than 2 clicks away from anything else. (Plus I think you can turn on a sidebar thing that makes it shortcut in 1 click.) It literally cant get any simpler and faster than that. Any easier would mean having every icon on the screen at all times and would be a cluttered mess. Also, the battery lasted over 2 days when new, mine has worked great for 2+ yrs and still easily holds a charge all day. I'm due for a upgrade but this thing still kicks ass. Has features like a pedometer, heart beat monitor, blood oximeter that are all really accurate. iPhone feels like its i.u. was designed for kids and the elderly, anyone can pick it up and mash one of 4 buttons that fill the screen. Just my opinion, buy what you want. Just don't tell me I'm dumb for not jumping on the apple train.
Lets be real here most of us (definitely most apple users) would have been Kyle in this episode and the very VERY few would have been smart or cared enough to read like butters
@Kal Sium they can include that they will take your personal information. i mean, we long gave up as a society our privacy for convenience, but many of us are still in denial about it. of course, there is a limitation to what they can legally do with this information. for example, they can't share this information with a third party. even if it's in the terms.
Ever since this episode I read those fine print documents including Apple's iTunes Terms & Conditions...and so far, my mouth has not been sewn onto another iTunes user's butthole lol
In case you're wondering: Terms of Services can be irreceivable in courts. They aren't laws. Companies can write whatever they want BUT won't be backed up by Justice if what they wrote is going too far. Even if you click accept, you are by no means enslaved by the company.
If it were true such clauses would not have been in the EULA at all. Unfortunately, you would have to sue them to remove this BS. Also, EULA of banks are done by federal reserve and are binding.
@@lolerie Apparently UA-cam won't allow me to reply to you, ffs... Contracts can be what they call "unconscionable". That means if a contract is absurd, it is not enforceable. Another website I found on the topic brought up another good point : since you don't see the people agreeing to the Terms of Service, you can't prove who clicked on the button "I agree". Terms of Service will be examined during court, and if they are absurd, they won't have any legal value. That said, the website does say that it works the same for any paper contract too, so in a way, Terms of Service are legally binding, but my point was you don't need to be afraid of them, because they won't be receivable in court if they aren't reasonable.
Wait, so you mean to tell me a company can't say "by signing this, you are our slave and jave to work for free forever" wouldn't hold up in court?!? I'm dumbfounded! I thought human centipede could happen if you agree! /s
I once read a story about a woman who read such agreements very carefully. And while most were predictably benign and boring, there was sometimes some odd language included. So when she had her own business and it became a successful company she once included language buried within the typical agreements like this that actually offered a cash prize to first few people who noticed the language and brought it up to her company. In the few years she did it, only one person collected.
This is why I always read the EULA when I download new software! Love this episode. Today I spent 2 hours reading the entire Curseforge EULA before downloading, thankfully was nothing sketchy about selling my mouth to another users butthole!
Even then, it doesn't matter if conditions within the agreement fly in the face of the law. Terms that violate the law are voided. This doesn't mean the whole agreement is voided, but only those terms.
This is all correct but South Park needed a great joke. That great joke being Kyle being in the middle of the human centipad. "Kyre, I berieve in youuuu!"
The funny thing is ToS, in real life, can't override the law. Agreeing to do this doesn't make it any less of a case of kidnapping, mutilation, and possible enslavement.
Why is Gerald surprised by this. This isn't the 1st time that Kyle signed an agreement, didn't read the fine print and then refused to abide by the terms and conditions Only the difference is unlike Cartman who is bound and determined and will go to great comedic lengths to get Kyle to abide by his promise, Steve Jobs only has to ask Kyle "once"
There are rules, they're called laws. do you legitimately think you'd get enslaved by not reading the Tos? Just because you signed a paper saying someone can murder you doesn't make it legal.
Fun fact: by you agreeing to iTunes terms of services you agree to not use iTunes to create nuclear weapons: Quote ---------------------- You also agree that you will not use these products for any purposes prohibited by United States law, including, without limitation, the development, design, manufacture, or production of biological or nuclear, missile, or chemical weapons.
if you did not know, if apple decides, they can ask you to return your iphone and you HAVE to do it. No refund, no replacement and no complaint. That is why I dont like apple
Butters is smarter than he looks
Yeah he actually read the contract in its entirety
he has a good parents
@@lemoneylemon. u are joking no?
yeah but his dad is so fucking dumb...
He was a successful pimp.
Been in 2 bands.
And helps Cartman in a lot of schemes he does.
Butters def low key genius
"By clicking agree to the terms of Disney+, The Walt Disney Company is entitled to your first born, your annual salary, all your hopes and dreams and...
And can sow your mouth to the butthole of another person and in turn have your butthoke sowed to the mouth of another person
Hmm…I’m going to click decline
There can’t be any in that agreement that allows a company to do what their talking about to Kyle.
Best place to hide a body? In the Terms & Service agreement.
This is why you should always sail the high seas for software 😆
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No best place to hide the location
But the best best best best place is the 10th page of google
@@minicyan7364 for you, its in reactor.
Disney be like:
Thank god the Supreme Court ruled any ToS that is unconstitutional or cannot be proven to have terms essential to the service rendered has zero legal precedence.
We'll see if that holds out if Trump gets another 4 years with an even MORE Republican Supreme Court... I want to believe that can't happen, but that was my belief four years ago, so...
@@ccggenius Yes, because everything is Trump's fault
@@austinmolitor7283 Well logically some things have to be his fault.
ccggenius12 It has nothing to do with Trump or any politician you idiot.
@@ccggenius You are clearly a Biden Child Sniffing Loverrrr
I like how butters was considering it for a second
Dude…. 🤧
I believe he was hesitating for dramatic effect
I guess the writers were more sympathetic to butters this time
Hi
This was after Butters got rammed, so it probably took him back to that experience for a couple of seconds.
Disney+ in a nutshell
By clicking agree you are acknowledging that Disney and its subsidiaries may kill your family members at any time and you cannot not sue us for this.
Hmm.. I am gonna click onnnnn decline
My favorite part was how Butters had to think about it for a second.
Woah you guys actually got the jokes crazy no way
@@ericschnautz6603 no way how did you know they got the joke?
@@jeremygaming1375 these fellas are out here just commenting the punchline in the video and they don't include anything else in the comment. It's just really weird.
@@ericschnautz6603what do you mean very weird it's just the youtube comments no need to get your panties in a bunch
Hello friends of 2024.
We gather here today, a decade later, to commemorate fiction becoming reality.
I am gonna click on decline
This is Disney today!!!
I literally came for the same reason.
Lol
@@jav05i came too
Well, this shit became a reality 😂
Love how the boys are explaining these legal terms to Kyle’s dad, a lawyer
Law is complicated, even lawyers can get lost in it.
Every professional job you learn something new every day you never stop learning
Lawyers are not always knowledgeable. Look at Amber Turd's lawyers.
most of the times you see a bullshit lawsuit, its a phony lawyer trying to make a buck out of an idiot
@@MrUA-camAndWatch Objection! hearsay.
internet logbook: august 2024
a man died of an allergy in a disney related restaurant, tries to sue, disney claims to be 'unsueable' because the person agreed to terms and conditions on a free trial disney+ account saying disney cannot be sued if you take said trail
It was his wife, but everything else is correct. He’s trying to get funeral costs paid for and they’re telling him it’s not their responsibility
@@sketchhannen most people will be fine if disney just said its not their responsibility as they dont own the resturant, the problem is Disney says you signed away all your rights and souls and your loved ones forever for ticking that TOS box 5 years ago on a disney plus free trial that ended in a month
Disney rn. We rlly living in a South Park episode
Disney has beat Apple to the punch
lol that you know of.......
The best skit is entire episode was that they did like 3 or 4 times where they imply that the average person reads the Itunes agreement that shit was so funny
Wait. That was a joke?
@@Spilsbury1989 you think normal people read user agreements??
@@PatternLand how else do they know what they signed up for?
@@Spilsbury1989 that's also the joke in this episode, that the usual person just clicks accept without knowing what they agreed on
Don't know about other countries, but at least in Germany we have a law that prohibits writing anything unusual into the general terms and conditions that might "surprise" the user.
Decline Disney
Reminds me of the Disney lawsuit
"loo loo loo, i declined Apple
loo loo loo, i hope you do too"
🤣🤣🤣
Loo loo loo let's get together
Bro I'm waiting for my teacher to start her meeting and I'm just going to see this!?
*WITHOUT SINGING IT OUT LOUD!?*
Predicting things becoming reality via the form of Animated Television Sitcom? Simpsons did it.
Even after Butters read and acknowledged what the terms of service meant, he still showed a brief moment of hesitation before deciding to decline.
It was a compelling offer, after all.
Decline Disney+
not just disney+, disney also said parking in their theme park purchasing the partking ticket also agreed you to that same TOS...
Stephen: I’m proud of you, Butters. You saved your friend’s life. Perhaps your mother and I were wrong about you and should ground you less often.
Butters: Gee! Thanks dad!
Stephen: Now then, would you mind telling me why your mother and I’s iPads were CONFISCATED WITHOUT REFUNDS RIGHT AFTER YOU DECLINED THAT CONTRACT?!?!
Butters: Uh oh.
Stephen: Butters, you are GROUNDED!
Butters: Oh hamburgers.
LOLLL
Stephen: "HAHAHAHAHAHHA!! TAKE THAT, MOM!!! FUCK YOU!!! FUCK YOOOOOOU!!!!"
That is so hilarious
The sad part is that I can definitely see this happening to poor Butters.
I love how you included them losing something by declining the terms and conditions, seriously now a day's you literally can't even make a profile on these sites and apps without agreeing to all their terms and conditions. It's bullcrap that we have to agree if we want to do someone as basic as making a profile.
This is the disney thing right now
Yeah south park predicted disney terms of service!
Fun fact: iTunes explicitly forbids you from using the site for designing nuclear weapons.
I think that's my fault they put that there
@@flying_Night_slasher Hol up... are YOU SERIOUS?!
I thought ITunes was only for music... I have TONS of ideas I wanna patent!
Dammit back to the drawing board…
Fools, I was this close to completing my Illudium Q-36 Explosive Space Modulator.
But I found the song by Soujaboy had the perfect beat to time all the explosives to create an implosion of my enriched uranium core to build my bomb. .
hes a pretty bad lawyer children cant be held to a contract
I mean there's a reason why Token's dad is richer than Kyles dad xD
And yea, they're both lawyers
Its south park. Lol
don't try to make sense of south park
Sure, as a Belgian I would totally agree.
A child can't be held accountable for a contract they signed to,
however, the USA is a weird nation,
so for me as a Belgian,
it's hard to understand.,.
Should've click [Decline]
I felt that "oh boy" lol
Poor kyle
Basically Disney.
Hmm I'm gonna click decline.
*sneezes*
Oh no!
0:36 Butters: I'm gonna Click on, Decline
_Thanks for allowing us to access your camera and microphone at any given time._
_Enjoy your crappy messenger service or mobile game or whatever, I don't care_
Atleast android shoves that part straight to your face
Least android let's you access your own files... And use micro sd up to 2Tb... And purchase from a selection of mobile devices with a variety of curated features across a dozen premium brands, all sharing the same accessories, cables, app purchases all synced under one global account.
@@Krystalmyth now thats accurate as hell .... why do ppl like apple again? lol
Yeah don’t know why my Flashlight app wants access to my photo gallery
@@Krystalmyth hell yea android. People say apple is easier to use, I just don't understand. On my galaxy10+ I'm never more than 2 clicks away from anything else. (Plus I think you can turn on a sidebar thing that makes it shortcut in 1 click.) It literally cant get any simpler and faster than that. Any easier would mean having every icon on the screen at all times and would be a cluttered mess. Also, the battery lasted over 2 days when new, mine has worked great for 2+ yrs and still easily holds a charge all day. I'm due for a upgrade but this thing still kicks ass. Has features like a pedometer, heart beat monitor, blood oximeter that are all really accurate. iPhone feels like its i.u. was designed for kids and the elderly, anyone can pick it up and mash one of 4 buttons that fill the screen. Just my opinion, buy what you want. Just don't tell me I'm dumb for not jumping on the apple train.
Lets be real here most of us (definitely most apple users) would have been Kyle in this episode and the very VERY few would have been smart or cared enough to read like butters
Wait, what agreements?
No shit?
Thats the joke...
no one reads the end user agreement. only the lawyers that write it. and even then i'm not 100% sure that they actually do.
@Kal Sium they can include that they will take your personal information. i mean, we long gave up as a society our privacy for convenience, but many of us are still in denial about it.
of course, there is a limitation to what they can legally do with this information. for example, they can't share this information with a third party. even if it's in the terms.
Ever since this episode I read those fine print documents including Apple's iTunes Terms & Conditions...and so far, my mouth has not been sewn onto another iTunes user's butthole lol
Same lmao
Ever since this episode I’ve intentionally stopped reading t terms and conditions in hope of becoming a being that shares its gastral tract
In case you're wondering: Terms of Services can be irreceivable in courts. They aren't laws. Companies can write whatever they want BUT won't be backed up by Justice if what they wrote is going too far. Even if you click accept, you are by no means enslaved by the company.
If it were true such clauses would not have been in the EULA at all. Unfortunately, you would have to sue them to remove this BS. Also, EULA of banks are done by federal reserve and are binding.
@@lolerie Apparently UA-cam won't allow me to reply to you, ffs...
Contracts can be what they call "unconscionable". That means if a contract is absurd, it is not enforceable.
Another website I found on the topic brought up another good point : since you don't see the people agreeing to the Terms of Service, you can't prove who clicked on the button "I agree".
Terms of Service will be examined during court, and if they are absurd, they won't have any legal value. That said, the website does say that it works the same for any paper contract too, so in a way, Terms of Service are legally binding, but my point was you don't need to be afraid of them, because they won't be receivable in court if they aren't reasonable.
@@Dante02d12 yeah.
Wait, so you mean to tell me a company can't say "by signing this, you are our slave and jave to work for free forever" wouldn't hold up in court?!?
I'm dumbfounded! I thought human centipede could happen if you agree!
/s
@@jaysonovo4778 I was bummed out when I discovered it too, because I was already writing Terms of Service in order to conquer the world!
I once read a story about a woman who read such agreements very carefully. And while most were predictably benign and boring, there was sometimes some odd language included. So when she had her own business and it became a successful company she once included language buried within the typical agreements like this that actually offered a cash prize to first few people who noticed the language and brought it up to her company. In the few years she did it, only one person collected.
Amazon included a part about a zombie virus rendering the ToS invalid if such an outbreak occurs. AWS Terms of Service if I remember correctly.
“I’m gonna click..... on decline”
Butters is clearly smarter than kyle in this episode because butters chose to read the contract before agreeing to it.
Ain't nobody got time fo that
Ain’t got the time? That’s another mouth to shit in.
*Oooooh boy*
I always read the terms and conditions cause I could be selling my soul to the devil and not know it
I like how this looks like Butters considered accepting it
Sometimes butters can be smart
I’m here after Disney.
0:18 When i Saw this Part. I laughed.
0:25 When Stan Said “Oh Boy” I Was Laughing Uncontrollably
are you still laughing?
I cant even read a engrish!!
Oh no! I neva shoulda updata iTunes!
Smart kid
That’s basically what we’ve been dealing with since. They saw this coming, this was published 6 years ago
This is why I always read the EULA when I download new software! Love this episode. Today I spent 2 hours reading the entire Curseforge EULA before downloading, thankfully was nothing sketchy about selling my mouth to another users butthole!
TBH who actually reads the terms amd agreement
No one 😅
Thats why kyle agreed to sell himself to apple.... 😳
guess mr slave could use this update too
He probably made a dozen fake accounts just to increase his chances of being picked! 🤣
Disney + 's Term of services
0:35
butters:I'm gonna do what is called a big brain move
He considered it for one second.
Butters is smarter than he looks.
one thing that bugs me with this episode is that Kyle's father can just download iTunes for Windows
Looks like Butters is about to get grounded again
I'm sure Android users don't have this problem.
They don't
Terms and agreements are in no way legally binding so irl this shit wouldn’t fly. But it’s south park so
This is why I check the terms of service before accepting to do something.
Contracts with minors can rarely be enforced
Even then, it doesn't matter if conditions within the agreement fly in the face of the law.
Terms that violate the law are voided. This doesn't mean the whole agreement is voided, but only those terms.
@@ZeldagigafanMatthew Correct. However, it's best not to apply real legal precedents when trying to interpret south park lol
This is all correct but South Park needed a great joke. That great joke being Kyle being in the middle of the human centipad. "Kyre, I berieve in youuuu!"
@@RemixedVoice They met Jesus I think its fair to say that maybe it doesnt matter if its too realistic, as long as its hilarious..
He went from being tech savvy to peddling NFT's on anyone who'd listen
A story as old as the last 3 years.
Oh how the mighty have fallen.
There's a hamster cage in the background
Why is there a hamster cage in background
Lemmiwinks
Lemmiwinks is a gerbil and butters owns 2 hamsters
I never read those things, until I saw this episode. I saw the human centipede, boy howdy.
Dont you hate it when apple forces you into the human centipede
My math teacher actually explained to me why this episode makes sense in real life, and it’s not only because people don’t read what they agree to
How else does it relate to real life?
unless you look at it from a legal standpoint
Wait can you actually decline the terms and conditions?
Yea, but then you can’t use the service
*reads 20 pages of ToS*
*declines*
butter is sigma male asf
again but this time in english please
thank goodness that some companies didn't do things like this, so bad readers won't face horror and nightmare in a neutral consequence.
Yep decline
Matt does the voice of Butters.
No shit dude
It should have been butters
The funny thing is ToS, in real life, can't override the law. Agreeing to do this doesn't make it any less of a case of kidnapping, mutilation, and possible enslavement.
Admit it: You have never read those license agreements, and therefore you don't know if they contain exactly that.
Ain't nobody got time for that!
They should’ve read apples terms and conditions
Who's here after the new WhatsApp Terms & Conditions?
Brilliant
Why is Gerald surprised by this. This isn't the 1st time that Kyle signed an agreement, didn't read the fine print and then refused to abide by the terms and conditions
Only the difference is unlike Cartman who is bound and determined and will go to great comedic lengths to get Kyle to abide by his promise, Steve Jobs only has to ask Kyle "once"
Was this the leprechaun episode? Kyle knows the content of the agreement.. he signed it cuz he thought it was free money since leprechauns didnt exist
@@zenmaster8826 Kyle got burned for doing what cartman always rips on kyle for being greedy jew stereotype the show gave him.
@@natstar7864
Haha! Yes.. one of the few times i was rooting for cartman. A signed agreement is a signed agreement..lol
My Samsung Tablet's Recent "Terms&Conditions" Update Brought Me Here.
“Kyre! Da cuttle-a-fish is gonna come outta my asshor! Oh no! It’s going to be arot!”
Shit I got to start reading terms and conditions.
What do you get when you convince fools to imprison themselves into a digital North Korea? Apple
Butters from South Park would be a dope/advanced iT engineer tbqh.
Omg if you don’t love butters you have a problem 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Was this just a Human centepide referance?
0:10 Remember the behind the scenes voice recording?
Yeah I remember it was funny
This is why there also needs to be rules about WHAT you are allowed to add to the ToS.
There are rules, they're called laws. do you legitimately think you'd get enslaved by not reading the Tos? Just because you signed a paper saying someone can murder you doesn't make it legal.
Fun fact: by you agreeing to iTunes terms of services you agree to not use iTunes to create nuclear weapons:
Quote ----------------------
You also agree that you will not use these products for any purposes prohibited by United States law, including, without limitation, the development, design, manufacture, or production of biological or nuclear, missile, or chemical weapons.
I think that's my fault they put that there
a TOS Cannot override the laws of the land, regardless of what its for xD
if you did not know, if apple decides, they can ask you to return your iphone and you HAVE to do it. No refund, no replacement and no complaint. That is why I dont like apple
so what if you refuse to do it? what are they gonna do, send a repo man to your house? i don't think so.
If you decline then you don't get the update, it's as simple as that.
Stan's "Oh Boy.." is so perfectly funny.
Wait, so you all DON'T read the entire terms & conditions???
"We all live in a human centipede, a human centipede." Best post-Beatles tune ever.
He's a lawyer. Why's asking kids for help?
Not sure if it's still in there, but I believe the iTunes TOS said you couldn't use a version of the software to launch nuclear weapons
...so it's possible...
You're grounded mister!
He has a think about it first
Admit it, getting stuck in the middle of a human centipede really seemed more of a Butters kind of thing.
True.
I mean... who doesn't read before they click?
This doesn't work because it doesn't let you use the service if you decline it.
I love butters