Boy, you don’t really get the show, do you?

I’m a little concerned about your understanding of how satire functions. While it may be true that South Park’s creators have their own political leanings, the general function of the show is to mock rather than to support its primary cultural narratives.

Since you mentioned the dolphin episode—the point wasn’t to mock…

You have tried to block me! HAHAHA it is no match for my stuyle!

Can’t. Farking. Wait. My buddy has been playing SoT in preparation, and I’ve been kind of reliving the game with him as he talks about the funniest scenes. So brilliantly executed the last time, I really can’t wait for this next trip into the universe.

Oh I am so excited to watch this when I get home! Also, since it looks like I am alone in the comments and you might notice before more roll in: You’re great Jason and I want to thank you for all the hard work you do! Keep it up! Also, you should go on another Kinda Funny podcast soon :)

“We think of it as a similar principle to collectible card games: Sometimes you’ll open a pack and get a brand new holographic card you’ve had your eye on for a while. But other times you’ll end up with a pack of cards you already have.”

I mean, it’s not gambling. If people really think this is a big deal write your representatives and senators to try to put in regulations (such as a mandated disclosure of drop rates).