The current economic recession hits South Park hard.* Under some financial stress Stan tries to return his margarita maker.* This incredibly convoluted episode was as bizarre as the current financial mess.
Stan makes it all the way to the Treasury only to find that the rules for getting a bailout from America is less than orthodox - or even close to logical...
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Bailout Economy explained on South Park...
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