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Honestly at the end of the last episode I felt bad for Cartman as he lost everything, including his friends, after saving their friendship as kids.
Curious to see if they go further in redeeming Cartman or allow me to be homeless as an adult.
Sadly all of my friends from when I was growing up turned out this way. It really puts things into stark perspective on how being raised properly affects every part of your entire life going forward. All of my childhood friends had the cool parents that would let them do whatever they wanted and would make fun of me and my brother for having chores and responsibilities and my mother taking us to church but the worst thing that anybody on both sides of my family has ever done was my brother getting unlucky enough to get an MIP standing outside of a friend's apartment with a beer in college while every member of my childhood friends' families was either a teenage mom or was getting busted for some kind of stupidity like aggravated assault of DUI before they even hit 20
A few people I knew from the old neighborhood never did anything with their lives. I think that's worse than crashing and burning. I think it was George Carlin who said most people just want to sit around their entire lives eating fast food and watching tv...yep...that's them to a T. Their lives have not changed ONE bit in the last 20 years. WTF is the point of that?
Seemed to me like they were making fun of Amazon's LotR token diversity and white liberals that constantly try to tell black people what's best for them. Thought it was all right.
