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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome:
** The rising number of people moving to Colorado has caused real estate prices in South Park to increase. Thus, Liane needs a new job to be able to afford the rent.
** During the climax, Liane explains to Eric that while he may have high bids on properties, they don't match the market value and won't get through escrow. We don't see this happen, but it's an accurate description of why Cartman's ideas aren't feasible.
** The rising number of people moving to Colorado has caused real estate prices in South Park to increase. Thus, Liane needs a new job to be able to afford the rent.
** During the climax, Liane explains to Eric that while he may have high bids on properties, they don't match the market value and won't get through escrow. We don't see this happen, but it's an accurate description of why Cartman's ideas aren't feasible.
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* NothingIsTheSameAnymore: Played with. Cartman and Liane lose their home because of Cartman's selfishness (though they do get their house back [[Recap/SouthParkS26E5DikinBausHotDogs eventually]], and given that Liane proceeds to give Cartman the SilentTreatment at the end, it's implied that their relationship is now irrevocably damaged by what he's done (which is proven in later episodes, including the one where they get their house back).
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* NothingIsTheSameAnymore: Played with. Cartman and Liane lose their home because of Cartman's selfishness (though they do get their house back [[Recap/SouthParkS26E5DikinBausHotDogs eventually]], eventually]]), and given that Liane proceeds to give Cartman the SilentTreatment at the end, it's implied that their relationship is now irrevocably damaged by what he's done (which is proven in later episodes, including the one where they get their house back).
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-->'''Cartman:''' You just look nice and hug people, and then when someone buys or sells a house, you make money!\\
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-->'''Cartman:''' You just look nice and hug people, and then when someone buys or sells a house, you make money!\\
'''Butters:''' Wow! Well, that sounds like a good deal!\\
'''Cartman:''' It's more than a "good deal", Butters, it's ''fucking legal theft!''
'''Butters:''' Wow! Well, that sounds like a good deal!\\
'''Cartman:''' It's more than a "good deal", Butters, it's ''fucking legal theft!''
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* FriendsRentControl: {{Justified}}. Turns out Liane doesn't actually own the Cartmans' house, she just rents it from the actual owner. Furthermore, now the greater demand for real estate in the area is causing their rent to increase to match the market rate so she needs to get a new job to pay it.
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* FriendsRentControl: {{Justified}}.{{Justified|Trope}}. Turns out Liane doesn't actually own the Cartmans' house, she just rents it from the actual owner. Furthermore, now the greater demand for real estate in the area is causing their rent to increase to match the market rate so she needs to get a new job to pay it.
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* NothingIsTheSameAnymore: Played with. Cartman and Liane lose their home for the foreseeable future because of Cartman's selfishness (though they do get their house back [[Recap/SouthParkS26E5DikinBausHotDogs eventually]], and given that Liane proceeds to give Cartman the SilentTreatment at the end, it's implied that their relationship is now irrevocably damaged by what he's done (which is proven in later episodes, including the one where they get their house back).
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* NothingIsTheSameAnymore: Played with. Cartman and Liane lose their home for the foreseeable future because of Cartman's selfishness (though they do get their house back [[Recap/SouthParkS26E5DikinBausHotDogs eventually]], and given that Liane proceeds to give Cartman the SilentTreatment at the end, it's implied that their relationship is now irrevocably damaged by what he's done (which is proven in later episodes, including the one where they get their house back).
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* WhamEpisode: Cartman's selfish dependence on his mother sabotages her new career and forces them out of their house and into an abandoned hot dog shack. Given the show's adherence to seasonal or longer continuity, they are likely there for the foreseeable future. In addition, it's implied that Liane has now lost a lot of her positive feelings for Cartman for what he's done, likely setting the path to [[WesternAnimation/SouthParkPostCovidTheReturnOfCovid Cartman being alone in the future]].
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* WhamEpisode: Cartman's selfish dependence on his mother sabotages her new career and forces them out of their house and into an abandoned hot dog shack. Given the show's adherence to seasonal or longer continuity, shack, where they are likely there would stay for the foreseeable future.a season and two specials. In addition, it's implied that Liane has now lost a lot of her positive feelings for Cartman for what he's done, likely setting the path to [[WesternAnimation/SouthParkPostCovidTheReturnOfCovid Cartman being alone in the future]].
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* NothingIsTheSameAnymore: Played with. Cartman and Liane lose their home for the foreseeable future because of Cartman's selfishness (though they do get their house back [[SouthParkS26E5DikinBausHotDogs eventually]], and given that Liane proceeds to give Cartman the SilentTreatment at the end, it's implied that their relationship is now irrevocably damaged by what he's done (which is proven in later episodes, including the one where they get their house back).
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* NothingIsTheSameAnymore: Played with. Cartman and Liane lose their home for the foreseeable future because of Cartman's selfishness (though they do get their house back [[SouthParkS26E5DikinBausHotDogs [[Recap/SouthParkS26E5DikinBausHotDogs eventually]], and given that Liane proceeds to give Cartman the SilentTreatment at the end, it's implied that their relationship is now irrevocably damaged by what he's done (which is proven in later episodes, including the one where they get their house back).
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* NothingIsTheSameAnymore: Cartman and Liane lose their home for good, and given that Liane proceeds to give Cartman the SilentTreatment at the end, it's implied that their relationship is now irrevocably damaged by what he's done.
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* NothingIsTheSameAnymore: Played with. Cartman and Liane lose their home for good, the foreseeable future because of Cartman's selfishness (though they do get their house back [[SouthParkS26E5DikinBausHotDogs eventually]], and given that Liane proceeds to give Cartman the SilentTreatment at the end, it's implied that their relationship is now irrevocably damaged by what he's done.done (which is proven in later episodes, including the one where they get their house back).
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* ShuttingUpNow: After both of he and his mother are left living in a hot dog stand and it finally dawns on Cartman that he DidntThinkThisThrough, he meekly insists it could work out and they have everything they need. When the tap water he uses to demonstrate this turns out to be a condiment dispenser that sprays him in the face, he promptly gives up and joins Liane in moping quietly.
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* AluminumChristmasTrees: The old Coney Island Hot Dog stand in Aspen Park is in fact [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coney_Island_Hot_Dog_Stand a real place]].
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'''Original air date:''' 2/16/2022
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'''Original air date:''' 2/16/2022
2/16/2022 ''(produced in 2021)''
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* WhamEpisode: Cartman's selfish dependence on his mother sabotages her new career and forces them out of their house and into an abandoned hot dog shack. Given the show's adherence to seasonal or longer continuity, they are likely there for the foreseeable future. In addition, it's implied that Liane has now lost a lot of her positive feelings for Cartman for what he's done, likely setting the path to Cartman being alone in the future.
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* WhamEpisode: Cartman's selfish dependence on his mother sabotages her new career and forces them out of their house and into an abandoned hot dog shack. Given the show's adherence to seasonal or longer continuity, they are likely there for the foreseeable future. In addition, it's implied that Liane has now lost a lot of her positive feelings for Cartman for what he's done, likely setting the path to [[WesternAnimation/SouthParkPostCovidTheReturnOfCovid Cartman being alone in the future.future]].
