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You can see some pretty crazy things using google maps, but one image from Chihuaha mexico

is going viral because it appears to show the ghost of a young girl.

Is it a ghost?

Or is there another explanation?

More on this today on IO.

Welcome back to Inform Overload, your youtube source for trending news.

I'm charlotte dobre.

This image is going viral right now because it shows the ghostly image of a young girl

behind a red car.

Using google maps, users zoomed in on the Mexican town Delicias in the state of Chihuahua.

The image was shared on various social media sites with many sharing opinions on who or

what the girl might be.

There are lots of people who think that shes a ghost because of the strange way she's

positioned in front of the car.

Others say that she must just be a poster or photo pinned to the building in front of

the red car.

Maybe the image was taken of an actual girl who's just standing in front of the car.

Let me know what you think in the comments down below.

Google maps has captured some pretty crazy things.

Like this image of a dock which initially looked like a murder scene.

It set off a media storm when it was first seen by a reddit user because it literally

looks like there is a trail of blood.

But upon closer investigation, the red trail was simply water on wood that was dragged

along by a wet dog.

You're also probably familiar with this image, that shows an abandoned boeing 737

in a field in bali.

The plane has no badges or identification, and no one knows how it got there.

It sits on private land and its monitored by a security guard round the clock.

People travel from miles around to go and see it, but if you're interested in seeing

it for yourself and you don't want to go to bali, you can see it on google maps.

The 2 penguins – hey charlotte whats ur favourite animal – plz say penguins plz

say penguins Penguins are cool but lions are actually my

favourite animal Cel Lyn – Hey Charlotte what did ron weasley

say when he got turned into a potato – spuddy hell.

The video is over.

Thank god.

If you enjoyed it, Over here is a link to our ghost playlist that you should check out,

and if you enjoyed this video, don't forget to give us a thumbs up and subscribe.

See ya.

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The Miller Act Notice is a HUGE pitchfork against the Globalists - Duration: 20:34.

Welcome to the American Intelligence Media, the home of the Anonymous Patriots.

I am your host, Douglas Gabriel.

Today we have with us one of our favorite friends.

He is the founder and CEO of Leader Technologies, and he has been working with us in so many

areas.

It's so exciting to have him here today.

I just want to reach out and thank you for making the effort to come up here to the studios

for us, Michael McKibben.

Great to be here, thank you.

People who know us know that we've already done a number of videos with Michael, and

some very amazing audios.

I guess some people are responding to some of the ones that we recently did.

Somehow Michael corners me and asks me questions.

He reverses the table.

I don't know why he gets away with that, but I think Betsy's in on it.

I think there's a conspiracy, to be quite frank with you.

But, Michael is here today because we are going to talk about the thing that everybody

keeps saying: Okay, we know your story, and I am going to tell it in a very quick nutshell

in a second.

But, what can we do?

What can we do to help?

You've been saying it all along, but it kind of goes over people's head because it's such

a bizarre simple solution to so many, many big problems.

Not only the problems with them stealing your intellectual property, you can give the exact

right terms, but the ideas that you discovered that then became the capacity for the Internet

to be scalable.

So, that opens up all the different Silicon Valley industries that took advantage of,

basically stealing your patent, more or less as the way that I would put it in simple terms,

so we're going to talk about that.

Because, you have come up with a brilliant idea called The Miller Act where, literally,

Donald Trump could simply order the Treasury Department to take a look at your bill that

you're presenting, and in so doing you could collapse the entire monopoly of Silicon Valley

Boy Kings.

You could in fact reconstitute the PsyOps [psychological operations] of Facebook, of

Google, of Gmail, of YouTube, all of them, completely, because it all comes back to the

theft of your technology by IBM, through a group they called the IBM Eclipse Foundation.

When they say Eclipse it's because they eclipsed your technology, and that's the saddest thing.

So we'll go into a little summary in a minute.

Let's just hear what can people do to help.

That's what they want to hear.

They've been begging us [to know] how can they can help your cause.

In big picture terms, we have discovered that the government has spent 17 years distributing

our technology to the entire tech world, including all the agencies, and has had free use of

our invention ever since it was discovered by them in the year 2000.

By government, you mean, not only IBM, government?

The government itself.

But, IBM is basically also an extension of the government per se.

Right?

That's what we've discovered -- that the technology base that the government was intending to

use for The Internet of Things was run by IBM, with help from Microsoft, and Cisco,

and all the others.

It was intended to be a global control system.

The solution that our shareholders came up with, I can't take credit for [it, was this].

We looked at: How does the government pay vendors when the vendors have not been paid?

What we discovered is that the government can't have liens put on it like a contractor

would if [the government] is not paying its subcontractors.

But the government passed a law called The Miller Act.

The Miller Act allows two tiers of unpaid contractors to a government project to be

paid by submitting a notice called The Miller Act notice to the government agency that benefited

from the technology.

And, as a result, put that [Miller Act notice] forward as a claim to the government.

And, the government is then obliged to pay it, if the government has benefited from that

technology, whether there was a contract or not.

That's what most people don't realize.

Everybody tries to play this game that, oh well, you didn't have an official contract,

you didn't have signatures.

No, that's not the rule.

The rule is if benefit has been received by the beneficial party, then they are obliged

to pay the people that they receive the benefit from.

And that's us.

This is an unprecedented situation.

So, you talked about some of the results of what this could do.

We're not out to change anybody else's business.

Now, that may happen, but we're not out to change their business.

We're out to protect our interests in our business.

So, that�s why we put The Miller Act forward.

We discovered a� Win-Win-Win scenario.

We discovered that the government itself was the party who stole our technology.

There's never been a situation like this where the executive branch of the government stole

somebody's invention, distributed it out to the whole planet, and then has allowed their

fascist corporate partners, plus all the government, to benefit from that technology without paying

for it.

It's never happened before.

So, we were looking at an unprecedented situation.

Our shareholders, in brainstorming sessions, asked how can we (a) get paid, and (b) what

we can do to help fix the problems that this created.

Well, one of the big problems that this situation created is complete control of the Free Press.

What we now see, and I think it's pretty common knowledge, the Free Press is totally controlled

by this cabal of people who stole our invention.

So, what we've said is, Mr. President, please pay us for 17 years of free use, license our

technology going forward, and what we are willing to do is take the cash that is going

to be paid to us and put that back into developing a truly Free Press to hold the powerful accountable.

This is so topical.

It's so important now because everywhere you look you can see that Facebook is being attacked

because they admit that they are a PsyOps [Psychological Operations] program that was

weaponized by the United States government.

That has, in fact, been subsidized by the NSA, and that in fact, they don't really sell

that many ads.

It's a complete fake.

Why did the United States government use Facebook, Google, YouTube, Instagram, and these other

groups.

That just suddenly, magically appeared as soon as Leader Technologies took the step

that was really, in a novices mind like mine, was the quantum leap for scalability to be

able to go global with the Internet.

They could do it on a small scale, in my understanding, but it couldn't be done on a large scale.

And so, you're a revolutionary discovery needs to simply be paid for.

Now, can Trump do that?

Of course you can do that.

Anybody can turn in a bill to the United States government, and say, I rendered these services

to you, and so you owe me this.

And they should look and say, Well, okay, yeah, I guess you did.

[For example] Look, you built that bridge for us.

That can be done after the fact, no contract, exactly, as you've described.

But, it's the Win-Win-Win scenario that makes me so excited.

Because, this could be as simple as the following.

We already see from his [President Trump�s] December 22, 2017 executive order, that Trump

seems to be using the Treasury and U.S. Marshals to go beyond the Department of Justice and

the FBI, just get straight to business.

So, he could again use the Treasury.

Use the Intelligence Agency, the Office of Intelligence and Analysis for the Treasury,

take a look at your bill and say, well you know what?

Not only do we need to pay this company [Leader Technologies], but we also need to take down

the monopolies that have arisen out of this, which are, in fact, a terrorist economic national

security threat.

That's all he has to do, he has to recognize it for what it is, and that is what it is.

If you don't recognize Jeff Bezos as an attack on American retail, if you don't understand

that Facebook was a C.I.A.

PsyOps, then you're just not reading the news.

Because, they're all admitting it.

Their top CEOs, as you full well, know, have come out and admitted these things.

They say, �we don't let our children anywhere near it.� Because why?

It was turned into a weaponized forum of what your company [Leader Technologies] had developed

to give out free information.

Think about it.

We could go back to the original idea of your patents, or copyrights, your intellectual

property, and say this was the idea, we're paying you for, whether it's through certification,

or whatever, the people who [stole it will] then really will be paying that?

the ones who stole it from you.

Those companies probably will fold, and someone will need to take it over.

They will have to be dismantled because they have all the backdoors in them.

They have all the spyware in them.

They have the commercialization that sells your �Black Profile� to everyone.

So, what you're saying is that in one fell swoop, Donald Trump could simply pay your

bill, and it is [then] possible that this could take down the criminality of the Patent

Office.

It would take down Silicon Valley�s fake military-supported digital warfare weaponized

companies that were really built� without your technology they could not have done what

has come to be.

They went the wrong direction with it.

So, in one fell swoop you're saying, what you say is that The Miller Act notice, very

humbly, could, in fact, change our entire economy, the entire world economy, in fact,

and could put it back into where it was supposed to be -- that information is supposed to be

free to give people freedom.

It's supposed to give them liberty.

It�s supposed to empower them, instead of information being used to weaponize against

them.

So, I salute The Miller Act proposal that you have.

Thank you, and take that compliment on behalf of the shareholders who helped develop it.

But, this is like ripples in a pond.

What we discovered is that this Miller Act notice was a very legal claim that we can

make to the branch of the government that caused this theft to occur.

What we recognized is that nobody had really ever dealt with the kind of scale that we

are talking about.

So, at first we started saying, Well, my gosh, we're talking about many trillions of dollars,

because we've never been paid and everybody's had the benefit of it.

Every cell phone has got something like 28 or 30 [social] apps that people use every

day.

Every one of those apps is infringing our patent.

So, we looked at it in terms of, okay, what are we owed as a technical reality?

And the number was huge.

So, what we said was, let's break this up, and put it into two pieces.

One, a $40 billion-dollar piece for the history.

Now that�s way under what the number should be.

But, going forward, let's say, okay, we�ve got a problem.

The whole market has a problem.

Most people use these apps every day -- what we invented.

[They] don't pay anything, and when you ask them, do you realize that you're using stolen

technology, they are shocked.

They don't know.

And when you say that the person who, the company that, invented this was never paid,

they say, well, where do we pay?

How much is it going to cost us?

We've come up with a number of two dollars per user per month as an ongoing payment.

That number works out to something like 300 billion dollars a year for ongoing licenses.

And then, we started looking further and said, okay let's also give every user of this technology

a license for everything they're doing.

So, all of a sudden, everyone on the planet that's stolen our technology, whether they

knew it or not, then becomes legal, including the thieves

Is that like certifying them?

It's a license.

When you buy a piece of software, you get a license with it, and that gives you a legal

copy of the license.

None of that's been licensed [Leader�s invention] because the original thieves put out this

meme, this propaganda, that it [Leader�s invention] was all open source.

That was a total fabrication.

It was never open source.

When IBM first put it out through The Eclipse Foundation, they actually took the header

code off of our code and actually put their copyright notice in it.

I mean, it's just unbelievably scandalous Your 17 years of legal battles with this cabal...

we like to list them, because it's the same group of criminals in Washington, D.C. right

now.

You�re talking about John Podesta, Robert Mueller, Rod Rosenstein, Hillary Clinton,

Bill Clinton, James Chandler, Stephen Crocker, Michael Kappas ...

David Kappos.

David Kappos, Larry Summers, I forgot him last time.

How can I forget Larry Summers?

These people have been doing this for so long, since the early 90s, and unfortunately, Michael

and his company have been struggling with them for 17 years, not really knowing how

powerful they were.

These people have come to light now ... We didn't have any of those names on our radar

screen.

We just knew the courts were misbehaving.

The courts weren't following the law.

We had the one person�s name, James Chandler Right, who seemed to be the kingpin and the

linchpin of the entire thing.

Right?

Right.

Yes, we thought, well, on paper he [Chandler] was the expert in the country on trade secrets,

intellectual property, economic espionage, inventions, patents.

He was on the National Security Council.

He wrote the laws.

. . so he could break them.

He wrote the Federal Trade Secrets Act, and Economic Espionage Act of 1996.

You sat with this man again and again, and he basically stole your patent.

In the Miller Act notice there's a picture of him [Chandler] attending one of our product

design meetings in early 2000.

There he was learning about all of our technology, and how we were going to approach scalability

in the Internet.

Essentially, that is proof of the collaboration that occurred.

They took all that information, and while he was working with us to file patents, they

are taking the code [our social networking invention] and distributed it to the whole

planet.

So by the time we found out that this is what had happened, the whole market had been established.

I mean, if you look back at the history of social networking, it really exploded in 2004,

after a conference that IBM Eclipse sponsored between on February 2-5, 2004 in San Francisco

called EclipseCon2004.

That was when the cabal pushed our code out to the whole market.

Americans for Innovation has put together more evidence than I've ever seen on any particular

case.

So for 17 years you've been working with your shareholders, with lawyers, with patent lawyers,

just fighting this battle against the same group of people that, again and again, rear

their ugly heads and show themselves as insider traders who have become filthy rich over,

in fact, stealing patents like yours.

But, yours [Leader�s invention] was one that became probably the largest impact in

our modern digital age.

So, I love the idea of The Miller Act.

It's a Win-Win-Win scenario.

I love the idea that if this could take place, we could actually see, perhaps, the crumbling

of this entire edifice of the fake Silicon Valley.

So, the question that people have is, is there anything else they can do?

Do you need money to support legal concerns?

Or, I don't know, what is it that other people can do besides get the word out?which has

been amazing, by the way, with the videos that we did together.

They�ve been very helpful, thank you.

They've spread far and wide.

A lot of people have been discussing this.

But, is there anything else that people can do for Leader Technologies.

Could they approach your company if they wish to support you?

Let me focus my answer on the big picture need.

The big picture need is for everyone in the country who believes that the rule of law

should apply to the use of social networking, all over the planet, should ask President

Trump to consider writing the check to Leader Technologies, to pay us for the last 17 years.

And, to license our technology going forward.

The President has the authority to fix this.

So, the other issue is how do you in Republic ... I think this is the other aspect of [the

theft of] our technology.

It was used, basically, to hide the misconduct of the powerful through social media, through

all these memes, all of the psychological warfare, all of the propaganda that has been

pushed out.

I think the way we fix that [is by re-implementing] an idea the Founders had for a truly for Free

Press.

The Free Press, in theory, is supposed to hold the powerful accountable.

But, as we have seen, our mainstream media has been bought by these people.

So, they're nothing more than propaganda machines.

What we need to do is re-establish [a truly Free Press].

What we�re willing to do is say, Mr. President, [when] you get us paid, we're willing to start,

is to use that cash to help develop a truly Free Press through the alternative media?the

alternative media is just exploding right now, but it lacks resources.

So, what can happen in this one [Miller Act notice] check that you write, we can then

see hundreds of billions of dollars a year in investment and cash going out to these

companies that helps develop a truly Free Press that is not beholden to all of these

power brokers that have taken over our economy.

So, your shareholders could be made right.

Yes.

You could rectify the situation [regarding getting social users legal with a blanket

license].

Yes.

Everyone could actually make a ton of money.

Yes.

The criminals who have, in fact, stole this from you could be held accountable.

The Patent Office could be re-established and the national emergency that Trump has

declared would actually be the platform upon which he could do this.

And, he could, in fact, just as you say, sign the check.

So, we have supported you from our angle in trying to get the word out.

And, we're doing everything we can to do exactly what you asked to get the word straight up

the line to the President, to the people in Washington who have the power to act and pay

Leader Technologies what was stolen from them.

So Michael, thank you for being here again.

Thank you for having me.

Always a pleasure, thank you.

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Breath Mints, Groundhog Day and Trump Pointing, Pointing, Pointing: Congressional Hits and Misses - Duration: 3:18.

... when it comes to family based immigration, and if so do you have —

Well the, in terms of that ...

It makes me think of Groundhog Day.

I don't know if you read this in

high school or not but my generation did.

Let me just say let me just say a few things —

Yeah, as Kevin was mentioning, um

And coming up on Groundhog Day. Well it's Groundhog Day. Plus a sequel ...

What's that about?

What is that about?

Overwhelmingly, was it Steny —

Plus another sequel, plus another sequel, and yet another sequel.

You've had —

You've asked enough.

Instead of a hand of friendship as some had said he presented a clenched fish...

Fi—

Clenched fist.

I don't fish at that.

Without them I could have never won the

presidency I guess. I don't know could I have won the presidency without them?

Huh?

Steve, yes! Right?

I want to thank Senator Finance Chairman

and a very spectacular man, Orrin Hatch.

Where's Orrin?

Orrin?

Orrin is, I love listening to him speak,

he said once I am the single greatest president in his lifetime.

Now he's a young man so it's not that much but ...

And time and he actually once said I'm the

greatest president in the history of our country and I said does that include

Lincoln and Washington? He said yes. I said I love this guy.

I love him.

But he is, he's a special guy.

I'd call Kevin, night after night.

'Kevin what about this?'

"What about that?'

You were always there, he was working, what do you average sleep

for about four weeks?

About, maybe nothing? I think he had no average.

Where is Tim?

What a good guy Tim is.

Tim?

See him over there somewhere?

Thank you, Tim.

And I really believe that that problem is big problem

is going to solve itself, so we're working on it.

Ronald Reagan and every president has

wanted to get ANWR approved and after that I said oh make sure that's in

the bill. It was amazing how that had an impact that had a very big impact on me Paul.

I really didn't care about it and then when I heard that everybody wanted

it for 40 years they've been trying to get it approved I said

make sure you don't lose ANWR.

And Senator Sullivan, Senator Murkowski are here someplace.

Where are they? But they are very happy campers.

Where are, senator? Good, senator.

Thank you.

They worked very, where's Don Young? He's such a quiet guy. Where's Don?

'He didn't fulfill a promise' but now we fulfilled far more promises than we promised.

We have seriously fulfilled promise, I call it promises plus!

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Shutdown Hooey and the Musical Stylings of Sen. Orrin G. Hatch: Congressional Hits and Misses - Duration: 2:36.

Ladies and gentlemen of the House…

the chair…

needs your help.

One of my favorite philosophers, Mick Jagger, said "you don't always get what you want"

This is the fourth temporary continuing resolution.

You're 113 days late!

Now what's wrong with that?

MEAUGH

I'm not sure I'm following you…

"But if you try sometime,

you might just find

you get what you need.

We do some crazy things in Washington,

but this is utter madness!

Now, today…

We drink seltzer.

The House should be in order

I'm confining myself to my notes to be brief.

We've gotten a commitment from Senator McConnell, trust but verify.

They play a song recorded by Taylor Swift, or Jay-Z, or Garth Brooks

The chairman of the finance committee, he's a songwriter himself

Not just a songwriter, he has a platinum record.

And he has a gold record.

And he has another one that might become gold.

You did pretty well for someone —

Pretty good, I just saw it yesterday.

I think you did really well.

So he, uh, he knows what he's talking about.

Michigan's in the house here today

This hooey that President Trump was involved in the negotiations?

For our witnesses not from Michigan, you're welcome to move to Michigan

And I will turn now to Senator Nelson for his opening remarks.

Senator Nelson.

Right there.

Are you live?

There you go.

Thank you Mr. Chairman.

I own everything from General Motors to Ford to Chrysler to Toyota.

If you make it I'll buy it.

We've checked off a number of em, that I listed.

Senator Manchin has indicated he's gonna have to leave shortly, so I will yield —

He's gonna go buy a car

He's gotta go buy a car

You might call today the first day of the rest of the 115th Congress.

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A Bowl of Dog Doo, Henry VIII and S-Holes: Congressional Hits and Misses - Duration: 2:55.

I'd like to begin with, uh…

… our one religious —

Um I'm going to do the —

(feedback)

Sorry about that.

This has turned into a s-show,

and we need to get back to being a great country.

I hope it wasn't anything I said.

Pershing County, which by the way is the home to the Burning Man festival for those of you

that follow that sort of stuff.

WHY WE DO NOT WANT OFF SHORE DRILLING IN THE EASTERN GULF OF MEXICO

We'll just call it the word "s-hole," do you know what that word means then?

I, I…yes.

Okay.

Wow, can members of Congress not walk and chew gum at the same time?

Well I'd invite my Democrat colleagues here try some gum!

And the response to that among many was "what is with his hair color?"

Is uh, this is like giving you, um…

"Dude, get it done professionally, you look terrible."

Bowl of doggie-doo, put a cherry on top and call it a chocolate sundae.

I just have to say to you, "dude," this is done by a professional, God gave me this

hair color.

If the president's watching, I'm still in the phone book, don't give my number

out but call me.

They say dogs make great chiropractors.

Because they know where all the bones are.

And so there is no bottle involved in this one.

It's His work, and I'd call Him a pro.

Did you hear the one about the dentist who married the manicurist?

They've been fighting tooth and nail ever since.

Mr. President, when we were kids we learned a song that I think Herman's Hermits made

very famous around 1965, it was the "Henry VIII I Am" song.

I'm Henry the 8th, I am.

Henry the 8th I am, I am.

And it went on for awhile about Henry VIII, and then it had a little phrase in there that

as kids we would repeat.

We'd say "Henry the 8th I am, second verse, same as the first."

Second verse, same as the first!

I'm Henry the 8th I am.

Well, today we find ourselves kinda stuck in that second verse same as the first.

S-hole or s-house.

S-hole or s-house.

S-holes or s-houses.

Something the s-holes.

S-*-*-*-h-o-l-e.

S-hole, s-house words.

Or, s-*-*-*-h-o-u-s-e…

countries.

This was more like walking into a global-sized pile of …

S.

The chair would remind members that remarks in debate may not engage in personalities

towards the president, including by repeating remarks made elsewhere that would be improper

if spoken in the member's own words.

I'm glad we're talking about phase 1, rather than s-holes.

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Revere a million prayers

And draw me into your holiness

But there's nothing there

Light only shines from those who share

Unleash a million drones

And confine me then erase me, babe

Do you have no soul?

It's like it died, long ago

Your lips feel warm to the touch

You can bring me back to life

On the outside, you're ablaze and alive

But you're dead inside

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Super Reviews #30: SpongeBob, You're Fired! [SpongeBob] (100,000 Views Special!) - Duration: 11:36.

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This episode…Spongebob You're Fired.

It managed to be…wow!

I know this episode has gotten a TON of hate over the years, and I have to say, it deserved

every bit of it!

Even PieGuy, who makes 3 minute Spongebob reviews, made a 9 minute review on this, so

you'd expect it to be bad.

Anyway, you should watch that, he makes some great points.

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Anyways, I will try to review this episode with my opinion.

No copying, no bandwagon.

I'll try to bring something new to the table.

That being said, some key points will obviously be repeated so don't kill me!

You would never murder me, would you Devin?

Anyway, let's go chronologically here.

The episode starts off with Spongebob doing the usual, making patties, cleaning dishes

and being crazy.

Now, there's something I like about this scene.

It is a good intro.

It shows Spongebob working hard and enthusiastically.

You feel bad for the character later because you just saw that he loves working at the

Krusty Krab.

But on the other hand, this scene is just thrown in there to fill time.

It is sweet, but in the long run, and counting the fact that the episode stinks, it's just

filler.

And you'll notice that that is a big thing in this episode, there is so much filler.

Oh I know, it's because this was a ratings trap, and for something to be even more of

a ratings trap, you make it a special!

So 11 minutes, plus random bits of standing, walking, crying or doing what Spongebob does

in like every episode.

Then Spongebob gets fired, for a nickel.

Okay, I won't even go on a tangent because we all know where I'm going to end.

But I'll do it anyway.

(several bad puns later) And this sets up the entire plot, this one "gag" is what

gets Spongebob fired, it is the foundation of the house you're making.

If it's the size of a toothpick, your house is gonna collapse before you can say "Ay!".

It could have been like this.

Ahem.

Spongebob does something dumb to send all the customers giving Krabs huge lawsuits.

Mr Krabs is LIKABLE and not a jerk, and actually has to give up Spongbob in a heart wrenching

scene.

Then later, when the episode is ending and the Krusty Krab is in flames, Krabs actually

gets SpongeBob back and doesn't care about the price.

He says that he's done a lot of bad things in his days.

If you wanna add filler, you can actually reference older episodes like Krabby Kronicle,

One Course Meal, Krabby Land or Jellyfish Hunter and it can end like Selling Out.

You can even throw in a joke or two.

And that is my opinion.

But if you thought the writers had even the tinest spec of a billionth of the amount of

a brain Patrick has, divided by 1 googolplex, then, hahahahahahaha you are in the wrong

show, pal.

After that pointlessness, we get SadBob DepressedPants.

Okay, you've ripped off like seven episodes already.

The title is a ripoff of Mrs. Puff You're Fired, the intro is a reference to like every

Spongebob episode, Spongebob getting fired is ripping off Squid On Strike, Model Sponge

and even Karate Choppers.

And Mr. Krabs being cheap isn't an unoriginal premise or anything.

And now you're ripping off A Day Without Tears with Spongebob crying for like an entire

minute.

Take a sip everytime it copies an older episode.

Be careful, I don't want your livers to be as damaged as this episode!

So then SpongeBob goes home slowly and feeds Gary.

This adds literally nothing.

And then Patrick shows SpongeBob the fun of unemployment, because Nickelodeon thinks kids

are idiots who will never grow up to be anything.

Three writers guys, three people went to college to make this.

Three people paid intuition to make this.

Now that's just sad.

So Patrick takes SpongeBob, ruins Squidward's garden, because that's never been done before,

do nothing for 30 seconds and go to Sandy's dome, where the only remotely important thing

is that SpongeBob, with no real motivation or build-up, gets normal again from one line

by Sandy.

We see him walk for a few seconds, because who doesn't love that?, and see him go apply

for a new job.

First he goes to the Weenie Hut, creative name by the way, where he makes Krabby Patties

instead of weiners, because that's never been done before in Le Big Switch or anything.

And then he goes to three other restaurants, each as long and senseless as the last.

Then SpongeBob goes home again, and feeds Patrick and Gary some food to fill in just

a bit more time and when he hears a knock on the door and goes to answer it, he gets

abducted by the Weiner Guy's crew.

Okay, I don't know why he's getting abducted, but okay I guess.

When he goes to the Weenie Hut, the guy says that his customers loved his patty weiners,

even though he threw them on the floor, and accepting defeat would be embarrassing for

him and his business, and how did they find him again?

And did I mention this doesn't make any sense in the everlasting slightest?

Because if not, this doesn't make sense in the everlasting slightest!!

Then, he traps SpongeBob there, not knowing how desperate Nickelodeon is for this to be

22 minutes, and that all the other three guys will abduct him themselves, although the pizza

was pretty much the same except with bread in it, the taco went on the customers' faces,

and the noodles were thrown in SpongeBob's face.

Then, a mysterious Krabby Patty jumps out of nowhere and abducts SpongeBob once again!

And surprise of all surprises, it was Squidward because the Krusty Krab is in shambles because

that flintskin crab with the brain the size of a needle point decides to fire SpongeBob

for a nickel.

And the episode ends with the biggest idiot joining the Krusty Krab once again.

And, just so we could tick off the viewer a bit more, let's add a pay toilet so Mr.

Krabs wouldn't be broke!

My god!

Take a deep breathe, continue.

Okay, if you didn't get it yet, here are what I think to be the main problems with

the episode.

It had tons of filler.

You know, if this wasn't on Nick, this episode might have been much more enjoyable.

And the reason is that SpongeBob You're Fired was made literally so it could get views,

be clickbaity, be a ratings trap essentially.

If it wasn't about the money and the bottom line for Nick, this would actually be halfway

decent.

The next problem is that it rehashes a lot of older episodes.

I made a list so here we go: Mrs. Puff, You're Fired, Squid On Strike, Model Sponge, Karate

Choppers, A Day Without Tears, Le Big Switch, Every Squidward Torture Episode ever, and

every Mr. Krabs greed episode.

The characters have zero motivation.

The plot moves along, but the characters and reasons don't move to it, causing zero motivation

or reason to do something with the plot.

It doesn't know what to be.

Once again, if SpongeBob wasn't on Nickelodeon, hypothetically, it wouldn't be like this.

The creative control is sacrificed for Nickelodeon's strict guidelines.

This causes less caring in the writing, which results in bad characters, no sense and a

lack of comedy.

And I'm sorry, but this falls into the category here.

And that's it!

So, did I rage on this episode?

Yeah, kinda.

Did it deserve it?

I mean, no innocent premise deserves hate.

It's the writing and overall making that influence the end product.

I guess what I mean is that animation is like a child.

Every child starts out the same.

It's the parents and surrounding lives of the child that build different characters

and personalities in people.

But this episode's premise, the baby so to speak, is already leaning to the bad side.

It being clickbaity is because of the grandparents of the baby, in our case, Nickelodeon, that

caused the baby to come out wrong.

Okay, this got weird pretty soon.

Anyway, I give this a 0/10.

Nick is the issue here.

I'm not saying the writers are totally innocent here, but without Nickelodeon asking for a

ratings trap just to get views, the writers could have had much more fun with this premise

or without it even, I mean, it doesn't really bring anything new to the table.

Or if they had more creative control, this would have at least had some effort into it.

I guess we'll never know what goes on in the back room at Nick Studios.

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