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I was binge-watching South Park some eighteen years ago without knowing much about the US lifestyle. Jokes were hilarious, situations ridiculous and obviously m
by alexey-salmin 2y ago
I was binge-watching South Park some eighteen years ago without knowing much about the US lifestyle. Jokes were hilarious, situations ridiculous and obviously made up.
I'm amazed that up until today I still learn things that make me think "ohh that one is real actually". It started in 2013 when while on a business trip I saw an actual Shake Weight on sale in a supermarket. Now goes the timeshare episode: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CFHzL0Q6sXg https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CFHzL0Q6sXg
- throwup238 2y agoWait until you find out about Margaritaville!
- seanthemon 2y agoHahaha! This is absolutely too accurate, I also ended up burning out my clutch there, maybe the mechanic was in on it too!
- qb1 2y agoThose situations are not made up. Come to Colorado, the real Southpark: Fairplay, CO is a great mining/ranching town turned to tourism. Then in Lakewood, CO we have Casa Bonita a type of creative possibly formerly somewhat-racist dinner club with actors who diving into a pool. It was purchased by the Southpark creators, and remodeled recently. There is a wait list to get in. The old place had notorious bad food. Its real man. Come I will show these situations were not made up by the creators solely embellished.