massive cup holders....news flash....most peoole Don't buy the Mega-Big/Giant-Enormous Big Gulp 😂😂😂 now I honestly wonder how people drive with those things 😂😂😂
@@Mexicano1768 Tumbler cups have been seeing increasing sales for years and a good chunk of them are not *that* far off the size of big gulps. People may not be buying directly from places like 7-Eleven anymore, but that doesn’t mean people aren’t using big mugs, tumblers, and what not.
He was kind of a fool through. Letting Homer design his company's latest car without any control when he knew he had no experience was just plain stupid.
@@madwatermelon1316 nonetheless he was still a very cool dude. The scene where he makes his employees say good things about Homer just so Bart and Lisa could hear was cool.
@@Asuma492 Oh his heart was in the right place don't get me wrong. He should've taken more responsibility for that disaster though. It was his idea to give Homer the job.
Agreed. The engineers wanted him to deal with Homer at once. Herb should've been at the company to supervise and asked him to tone down his ideas for the car.
@@Polyglot_English oh wow, advice from the country that keeps electing the former KGB agent! Thank you sooooo much Vlad, I'll definitely be sure to vote for the candidate with ties to your country's mafia instead of the one with experience in politics. Oh wait, you already lost! Screw off troll
@@vm6817 Some people in america used to put unique bobbles on their antennas to more easily spot it in a crowded parking lot. If all of the cars are produced with one of those, it doesnt work to identify your car anymore since they have they same one.
Wonder why the animators never had this car randomly passing by in the background in a later episode. Like they did with other items in other episodes.
He really should've known better and been at the company to supervise the building of the car. Herb should've told Homer to tone down his ideas and look at the designs his engineers have in mind for the Homer.
More like he had no brain cells to begin with. Probably never made his empire/fortune to being with based on that. Just *somehow* found some other way like resource or something.
I think part of his downfall was probably also caused by him having a breakdown on stage. If he had handled the situation in a better way instead of crying "I am ruined" then things might have gone a bit different
@@PapaJohnsVengenceactually only 52% expensive. XD but everything that comes out of the mouth of Elon should be taken with a mountain of salt. Actually that is not even true. Just don't believe it, until you see it.
michael lavery I guess so. But this reply isn’t subconscious... why would you waist your time replying to my subconscious comment? I hope you were stoned and sitting on the toilet. That’s what I’m doing. Love ya!
I knew because one of my only VHS tapes was Batman Returns.... "A penguin is a bird which cannot fly, I am a man, I have a name...... Oswald......Cobblepot" Still I could probably quote 90% of the movie and I haven't seen it in 20 years.
When I was a kid and watch the episode the very first time, I thought that Homer's car design was pretty fantastic. After many years, even more so after I just realized how practical and rational it is. I mean, it even have it's own soundproof bubble room for kids! I don't know why anyone would go against this masterpiece of a car.
yeah so Homer didn't do much but that Homer Simpson car it is just hideous how could Homer look at it and say yeah that's the car for me I do not understand how more pep or it being a big one means it has to look like a ufo
It was his design and his own personal touch. I can understand where Homer was coming from as an adult. Lord knows how many times my mom yelled at me and my brother to stop fighting in the car. She often griped about how cars back then never had a sound proof backseat barrier to block out the noises. I get the need for Homer wanting a separate dome for the backseat to block out Bart and Lisa each time they fight.
The Aztec looks like the engineers that designed the front and the engineers that designed the back were not allowed to communicate with each other through the entire process. 😂
it's supposed to be poetic... that's how big CEOs of companies act. They show a product, then people are like ''what the fuck is this, are you serious'' and the CEO gets a reality check and says to himself ''what have I done!?''
@@Mkmichael001 yeah it's pretty much the attitude of bosses ''I don't care how you do it, get it done'' when he constantly gets asked questions, then he gets upset at the results.
What's ironic is this actually nailed what modern American truck design is like? If Herbert had pivoted into dropping the back for a bed and dropped 50% of the extras, he could charge double market it as luxury-practicana and have had a licence to print money with the options and fittings filling the former function-space.
mysteryman111100 Should be done on planes. I can't tell you how tiring and annoying a flight can get from sitting close to crying babies and screaming kids.
plus herb ignored the warnings about homer from another employee. its the scene where herb says to the caller, 'i want you to say the opposite of everything you just said'. and the caller says 'homer is a brilliant man with many well thought ideas'...etc
I'm not married but I've been in the car with people who have more than one kid. Yes I having a bubble dome for your kids was fantastic. I'm not being sarcastic personally I think they should have two one for the boys and one for the girls
@@MinscFromBaldursGate92 It’s honestly not that bad. I thought it was pretty interesting. If it drives well and turns well, it’s a good car as far as I’m concerned. The added features are just a nice bonus. And this car had features that no other I’ve ever seen has, so there’s that.
It's probably pretty good, it just needs to rework the goofy style. Not sure why it would cost 82k either, but it's just for the cartoon plot, of course.
Clammyhippo they don’t explote yes but boy all the recalls. They’re good but manufacturers are rushing to have the most advance and futuristic features and don’t test it enough. That’s the problem
As a kid, I laughed at Homer’s yell as he ran out of the room. As an adult, I laugh harder realizing he must have sustained that yell all the way back to the factory.
@@dragonknightleader1 Fins at least add style to what would otherwise be a dull redesign of everything we see nowadays, which is basically curves, werid looking face, awkward angles. Though really, an option to soundproof the backseat is a great idea.
I really appreciate the attention to detail the animators put into this, e.g they remembered to add the little ball to the top of the ariel just like Homer mentioned during the briefing.
The irony in this was that Henry Ford "told the customer what they want". The quote "Any customer can have a car painted any color that he wants so long as it is black." comes to mind
@@sonicmastersword8080 No, Homer's ideas were stupid. Nobody needs 15 mega cup holders or a separate compartment for your kids to sit in. That's just disaster written all over it.
Herb learned two important lessons as businessman: 1) NEVER mix family with business, unless they actually know what they're doing 2)NEVER let idiots do or say everything
In the 80s/early 90s compacts were huge. When car companies realized they could cut costs by using the "light truck" loophole and started marketing trucks and SUVS as "family vehicles" and "masculine" the compact was doomed lol
@@JagoShogunThe US has some janky laws regarding how cars should be made - Obligatory features and measurements that would make cars more expensive to make in the full run. Eventually, companies realized the cheapest vehicles they could make would be "light trucks", the big fuckin cars you see everywhere today. They are categorically light trucks, if I recall correctly, which means they fall under a different set of regulations which makes them far cheaper to produce. You can see the problems of selling light trucks, with inherently less safety regulations, as consumer products. They're mostly responsible for an increase in fatal car accidents.
The offer/demand paradigm. Reagan/Thatcher fans think that if a company produce coffee maker in masses, people will magically have the will and the money to by a lot of coffee makers
Homer Simpson is a... brilliant man, with lots of well thought out... practical ideas. He is ensuring the financial security of this company for years to come. Oh yes, and his personal hygiene is above reproach.
More like... Homer Simpson is an idiot, with lots of poorly thought out, impractical ideas. He is insuring the death of our company within months. Oh yes, and his personal hygiene is repulsive.
The fact that a racing team actually made an almost exact-replica of this car out of a modified '87 BMW goes to show you how far people loved these classic episodes. Hilariously enough it only took $500 in opposed to $82k, that would've been the best dedication ever.
@@michaelfinlay1412 Just look up "Real Homer Car" I found a link for it laughingsquid.com/the-homer-car-a-real-life-version-of-homer-simpsons-dream-car/ It was made out of an old 1987 BMW 3 Series (or 5 Series, can't remember) but the front end of it looks like it came off a Rolls Royce.
@@aegiseurobeat4559 Thanks for the link. I've gotta say though, it's not what I was hoping for. I'd like to see an exact build of the Homer-mobile, or at least a lot closer than the one in the link, which is basically an old BMW or something with a plastic bubble glued on the back. To see a proper realisation of Homer's vision would be truly marvellous...
I’ve seen that LeMons cars. It cost $500 to BUILD (which is the budget for that series), but they could ask $82K for it. Powell was going to SELL this car for that price, that’s not what it cost them to build it. XD
They did actually build that car and sold it to honor the simpsons. Limited pieces and sold out darn fast though. Might find used ones yet in the 100k upwards
MrSupercar55 Yeah but Ferraris and Rolls Royces are well designed cars that have great brand power associated with lucury. This company brand was in making an average consumer car. And they just made one that doesn't look appealing and is overpriced with features most people don't want.
I've never understood why Herb could put all the blame on Homer. Really it was his fault for hiring him and telling him to do what he wanted. The buck stops with him.
Homer basically had a radical concept car. Sure, it was ridiculous, but those things get watered down as the prototype is refined. However, the optional muzzles were a real keeper.
This was funny as a kid, but much much funnier after having seen a bit of the corporate world and becoming familiar with how engineers and CEO types are like IRL
"I mean the zoo was fun... but I'm ruined!" I always found that line profound for a random Simpsons joke. Like Herb knew the whole time that what he was doing was stupid, but his money and hubris got to him, and knowing that the company was *already* failing and about to go bankrupt, he decided to play puppeteer/god with his company for some entertainment.
I think what he meant was by spending too much time having fun with his nephew and niece, it took time away from his otherwise busy work life. Time that he could have used checking up on Homer and making sure he is not doing anything outlandish that could tank his company.
The entire consumerism concept is built around people being told what they want, rather than what they actually want. Love the brilliance of this episode.
@@AdamantLightLP It's the same in any engineering field really, whether it's software or rocket science - customers dream of impossible stupid things and it takes a lot of work to extract what they really want out of what they say they want. Eg: They'll claim they want a game with gorgeous, real-life graphics, but then in the next sentence claim that they want the game to be extremely well optimized, fast and able to run on any hardware. Then after months of painstaking back and forth you'll finally learn what they really wanted was not realistic lighting and ray tracing, with high detailed 3d models and motion capture animation etc, but a 2d isometric platformer with a gritty art style and harsh difficult gameplay and no handholding, which yes, you could run on pretty much any hardware.
@@AdamantLightLP Wants everything for nothing? What does that even mean? Is that just a redundant saying that you just made up? Of course a customer is going to want to get what they would pay for.
To a degree, meanwhile some design decisions baffle me. Like not being able to disable email being sent to my junk mail folder automatically in outlook
Several things I never noticed the first time I saw this over a decade ago. Homers brother is voiced by Danny DiVito! The company is already failing! Homer only helped it along. Just like in real life, no one listens to the engineers.
TheVitaminQ yeah if you look at it, if Homer brother had simply met in the middle ground it would have been a dodge charger or German sports sedan, both nice cars
Zachary Lash there used to be a bunch of RUclips videos showing all of the predictive programming in media (especially 9-11) but all of it has been wiped from RUclips in the past couple years.
The real mistake was that he didn't monitor the development process. Homer had several great suggestions, but there needed to be someone to sort out the good from the bad.
TheReaverOfDarkness Well in defense of Homer's brother he didn't realise how dumb Homer really was, I mean someone who is "qualified" to work in a nuclear power plant who is in charge of safety and emergency procedures/protocols cannot be a half witted imbecile can he?!! lol then again I listen to the president speeches from time to time and I could be wrong...
Thomas Sven Whittaker You bring out a good point, I would say they we're both at fault cause they we're A Simpson. In the words of Bart to his father failure at one point: " it's quite simple dad, you are a loser and your father is a loser and his father was a loser, it's genetics man!.... D'oh!! "
I'll say this much; Homer's car had a lot of good ideas, and while it is certainly true that Herb should have exercised more oversight on the project, he wasn't necessarily wrong for giving him the input he had, either. An average consumer would certainly have a good idea on what (s)he wants in a car, after all.
To be honest if u remove the extreme ideas and leave the good basic ones like , i want a big car , a sound proof window like a limo has to silence the kids that would have been more than enough , everything else was basically homer making a personal car not a template for consumers to customize themselves
The point of The Homer is that any consumer would end up making the same kind of choices. This is just an extreme satire for joke purposes, but the point is that if consumers were given everything they think they want, the price would would 5x as much and would be ridiculous. e.g. airline prices - people claim they want X inches of leg room, better food, more luggage capacity etc etc like it was in the 70s, but forget that flying to New York from LA cost $2k return in the 1970s vs $500 return today. A typical American consumer trying to design a car would be unwilling to compromise on certain features. They'd say that ofc they need the top-of-the-line safety features, apple carplay, 5 usb ports, 4wd, 50mpg, 3L 300HP engine, ice cold A/C, comfy nice-looking seats (that kids can't stain easily), lots of carrying capacity (but small enough that you can find parking), etc etc. And they'd be all pikachu-face.jpg when they can't get all this for a $300 p/m payment, and the thing looks like a monstrosity.
The average person is cost conscious, not feature conscious. They say they want one thing but when it really comes down to it they look at the price tag more than anything else.
@@lewisjohnston7077 dammit! 21 years ago started playing that and dont think i completed/understood the significance of any of the missions!.....thanks fr the info...
I would still buy it Large beverage holder , bubble domes , jack carpeting , tail pins , multiple horns , separate dome for kids with muzzles and l restraints what more could you want .
"INSTEAD OF LISTENING TO WHAT PEOPLE WANT, YOU'RE TELLING THEM WHAT THEY WANT!" *Today's current marketing in a Nutshell* *I would say it's past marketing as well but we're in the present not the past*
@@H2GKursusOnline Well, the middle way is always the best way. Listen to what they want and improve it with actual quality. One of them alone makes nobody happy.
@@H2GKursusOnline Nah, that was entirely his fault. After all, even his head designer was trying to tell him that Homers ideas were flawed, his brother was in such a state of desperation that he was literally willing to let someone who had no idea what he was doing take total control over everything. Take some advice from the consumers, don't give them complete control.
@Nick Sorenson 3-D animated movies are easier to market for toys and merch. It's easier to re-do an existing movie to live action than to come up with a new story
2 things from this clip have been baked into my personality for decades. The way the engineer grabs the phone, and the noise Herb makes when he sees the car.
A lot of old luxury cars - and some modern luxury cars and taxis - have that as an option. Not for kids, granted, but to separate passengers from their professional driver, but the point stands. It's not a crazy idea.
Yeah the algorithm just follows what people do. "Oh a bunch of people that watched this video watched that video. Let's recommend it to the others who haven't made the connection yet." Wow...mind boggling, right?
Probably because guys like me thought of this episode immediately upon seeing the Tesla truck and searched for it. Really bad sign if enough people did this it messed with the algorithm.
Ooohman!!! I remember watching this for the first time when I was a kid. I've always been a gearhead, homer finds out he has a twin, and he owns a CAR COMPANY!! We were one of millions of families glued to the telly that week. That two bubble'd la cucaratcha contraption is something for the hotwheels selection. Good job HJS!
@@Polyglot_English oh wow, advice from the country that keeps electing the former KGB agent! Thank you sooooo much Vlad, I'll definitely be sure to vote for the candidate with ties to your country's mafia instead of the one with experience in politics. Oh wait, you already lost! Screw off troll
There's the right way; there's the wrong way; and there's the Homer's way, wich is like the wrong way, but faster.
Heu Valadao no that’s the Max Power way.
@@UnenthusiasticPerson Yes, it is.
@@UnenthusiasticPerson Precisely!
And expensive, don't forget that.
Salve BRs!!!
I love this plot because it proves that Homer is in fact not an average guy (as Herb thought) but a wholly unique, once-in-a-generation idiot
Na, all the male Simpson are idiots, homser is just especially stupid
Also, Herb is homer's brother
This comment has me dying 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
No, in reality Homer is probably 90% of the population of the US.
Yeah you don't know how many Homers are out there... There are alot
"Do you understand?"
"Sort of..."
"Homer, answer me again with self-confidence."
"SORT OF!!!"
Jodomo AARRRGGGHHHGGAARAGAHGRAGHAGGHAHHHAAAAAAA
Dak Lamerbusch Couldn't of put it better myself
Dak Lamerbusch Still funny? .....Still funny? My toothbrush is funnier than the modern Simpsons.
Jodomo homer 2k17
+Dak Lamerbusch favourite one is "we've tried nothing and we're all out of ideas"
I thought his ideas were revolutionary… massive cup holders, sound proof back seat… I think the engineers just dropped the ball on aesthetics.
I mean, Homer specifically asked for those aesthetics, saying "Some things never go out of style, like Bubble Domes or Tail Fins"
massive cup holders....news flash....most peoole Don't buy the Mega-Big/Giant-Enormous Big Gulp 😂😂😂 now I honestly wonder how people drive with those things 😂😂😂
IIRC, they made a comparatively chic Jetsons-looking red car in their designs, then Homer told them that it sucked and drew this monstrosity.
@@Mexicano1768 Tumbler cups have been seeing increasing sales for years and a good chunk of them are not *that* far off the size of big gulps. People may not be buying directly from places like 7-Eleven anymore, but that doesn’t mean people aren’t using big mugs, tumblers, and what not.
@@Mexicano1768 they make adjustable cup holders now. Much more useful than only having one size
"And I wanna pay you $200,000 a year!"
"AND I WANNA LET YOU!"
classic simpsons, what a pile of garbage it is now
nirvanafan7895 Ik and he doesn't even have 200 k
😂😂😂
😂😂😂
Yes that is what he said
"His personal hygiene is above reproach" is a personal favourite quote of mine.
The writing at that time was amazing
One can say.. “above reproach” XD
Lies again? Game Design Google Drive
@@NazriBwhat?
Homer stinks. 🙊👃💩😰
@@NazriBSchizo
Homer's brother was actually a pretty cool dude.
He was kind of a fool through. Letting Homer design his company's latest car without any control when he knew he had no experience was just plain stupid.
@@madwatermelon1316 nonetheless he was still a very cool dude. The scene where he makes his employees say good things about Homer just so Bart and Lisa could hear was cool.
@@Asuma492 Oh his heart was in the right place don't get me wrong. He should've taken more responsibility for that disaster though. It was his idea to give Homer the job.
@@madwatermelon1316 Exactly. You can't really be angry at Homer if you ask him to design a car and he does what you tell him to.
Am I as fucking high as you
Still looking better than Tesla's Cybertruck!
The cyber truck looks like a vehicle out of a bad 80s Sci-fi film.
@@Quinntus79 Every time I've seen one in person I'm surprised it's not something from a mid-90s computer game.
@@fstrgray82 Even that game fallout atleast the original ones, has better car design, really nailed the retro futuristic, not that cyber clown car.
@@Quinntus79 That's because Muskrat gets all his inspiration from old sci-fi films
Only a complete fool wouldn't like the Cybertruck.
His engineers tried to warn him. It's not Homer's fault. Herb has no-one to blame but himself.
I am the 69 thumbs up good point
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Agreed. The engineers wanted him to deal with Homer at once. Herb should've been at the company to supervise and asked him to tone down his ideas for the car.
@@Polyglot_English oh wow, advice from the country that keeps electing the former KGB agent! Thank you sooooo much Vlad, I'll definitely be sure to vote for the candidate with ties to your country's mafia instead of the one with experience in politics.
Oh wait, you already lost! Screw off troll
@@isaacberger6721 moron
"You know that little ball you put on the aerial so you can find your car in a parking lot? That should be on every car!" Hilarious underrated joke
I didn't get that one
VM6 that means you are unique and special, just like everyone else.
@brian michaud VM6 yeah really I didn't get it. Is that some joke about parking lots in america? I don't know what it's referencing
@@vm6817 Some people in america used to put unique bobbles on their antennas to more easily spot it in a crowded parking lot. If all of the cars are produced with one of those, it doesnt work to identify your car anymore since they have they same one.
@@TheKillerStove thanks for that explanation
I'm sure years later Homer's car is a highly priced collectors item.
Mateo San yes. The camaro is a very nice muscle car.
Edit: HOLY CRAP HOMERS CAR WAS CREATED LOOK AT THE TESLA TRUCK
Selim Sultan Akbar yeah and what do you have, a skateboard with a yugo engine?
Selim Sultan Akbar and that makes Camaros....
Bad??
Selim Sultan Akbar you literally said crap.
Selim Sultan Akbar is it figurative crap? Does that make it any better?
It was so sweet how uncle herb wanted Bart and Lisa to respect Homer.
Wonder why the animators never had this car randomly passing by in the background in a later episode. Like they did with other items in other episodes.
Probably got blown up or crushed.
Didnt they have it in Simpsons Hit and Run?
@@ValentinoDagher yes they did lol
Kinda the point is that the line probably got cancelled, especially as the manufacturer either went broke or ejected Herb from the company.
It did not sell. It was probably melted down or put in a display next to the Edsel.
Herb’s downfall is that he trusted his blood over his brains
He really should've known better and been at the company to supervise the building of the car. Herb should've told Homer to tone down his ideas and look at the designs his engineers have in mind for the Homer.
Here's enthusiasm of finding a family clouded his common sense.
Powerful words...
More like he had no brain cells to begin with. Probably never made his empire/fortune to being with based on that. Just *somehow* found some other way like resource or something.
I think part of his downfall was probably also caused by him having a breakdown on stage. If he had handled the situation in a better way instead of crying "I am ruined" then things might have gone a bit different
I WANT BULLET PROOF GLAS, I WANT STAINLESS STEEL, I WANT A CAR WITHOUT MIRRORS, WITHOUT WINDWIPERS, I WANT A CAR WITHOUT CRUMPLE ZONE
- Homer Musk
What the cyber truck is missing is a mine flail.
I don't want any chance of the pedestrian surviving a collision.
MAKE IT HALF THE ADVERTISED RANGE AND DOUBLE THE PRICE
@@PapaJohnsVengenceactually only 52% expensive. XD but everything that comes out of the mouth of Elon should be taken with a mountain of salt. Actually that is not even true. Just don't believe it, until you see it.
AND A DASHBOARD MADE OF GRANITE FOR YOUR HEAD TO COLLIDE WITH IN THE EVENT OF A CRASH!
@@JaxymannAnd plenty of sharp corners to maximize pedestrian injuries!
such a good car in the Simpsons hit and run game
Sam Wesson-Smith Absolutely fantastic memories
Ooooh yeah, it was really fast wasn't it??
Really mediocre at the point in the game where you get it
La cucaracha!
damn nostalgia
Never realized Danny Devito played this part.
Ikr 😆
So that makes this comment subconscious.
michael lavery I guess so. But this reply isn’t subconscious... why would you waist your time replying to my subconscious comment? I hope you were stoned and sitting on the toilet. That’s what I’m doing. Love ya!
I knew because one of my only VHS tapes was Batman Returns....
"A penguin is a bird which cannot fly, I am a man, I have a name...... Oswald......Cobblepot"
Still I could probably quote 90% of the movie and I haven't seen it in 20 years.
Guess your ears didn't work
"Oh yes, and his personal hygiene is *above* reproach"
Plans for the Creative Commons I read your comment exactly when it came
Somehow I doubt that, Kitten. Your reply came 6 months later. :P
He meant when it came on the video, i think.
He meant when it came all over his face
Plans for the Creative Commons I
Homer's later line is my fav: "I can't help but feeling partly to blame."
To put it into perspective as to how expensive it is - $82,000 in 1991 is roughly $154,000 in 2019.
A Bugatti is still more expensive lmao
@@tadas7985 umm obviously...
Yes , but do you still get the super Cup holders?
Still 82k
SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY
When I was a kid and watch the episode the very first time, I thought that Homer's car design was pretty fantastic. After many years, even more so after I just realized how practical and rational it is. I mean, it even have it's own soundproof bubble room for kids! I don't know why anyone would go against this masterpiece of a car.
MaxRideWizardLord well I mean in all seriousness, if I ever have kids k wouldn't want that.
Well it looks like crap but it's an useful car.
@@Ardkun00 just like the tartan prancer
It just looks bad, but c'mon, the separate soundproof child space is a neat idea for long trips.
Yes soundproof so u can never hear them crying for help
To be fair, Herb's company was in deep trouble already. The Homer just mercifully put it out of its misery.
yeah so Homer didn't do much but that Homer Simpson car it is just hideous how could Homer look at it and say yeah that's the car for me I do not understand how more pep or it being a big one means it has to look like a ufo
For it to get destroyed after just a single business deal like that, I agree.
@@raven4k998 It was quite possibly the worst-looking vehicle in existence.
Coup de Grace
It was his design and his own personal touch. I can understand where Homer was coming from as an adult. Lord knows how many times my mom yelled at me and my brother to stop fighting in the car. She often griped about how cars back then never had a sound proof backseat barrier to block out the noises. I get the need for Homer wanting a separate dome for the backseat to block out Bart and Lisa each time they fight.
And that children is how the Pontiac Aztek came to be.
Waltuh's car
The Aztec looks like the engineers that designed the front and the engineers that designed the back were not allowed to communicate with each other through the entire process. 😂
Almost didn't recognise Danny Devito in the role of that businessman
Sounds way different when he was young lol but still notice his tone, definitely can tell lol
FireWater Tequila Noticed it immediately, bcuz he sounds like the villain in Space Jam, and he Danny played that villain.
SERIOUSLY?!
AFTER RE WATCHING THIS WHEN I SAW UR COMMENT I WAS LIKE HOLY SHIT THATS MY BOY DANNY. I DIDNT EVEN NOTICE IT AT FIRST. VERY COOL BRO
Had flashbacks to him in Matilda immediately since he played a car salesman lol
I like how Herb Powell doesn’t even see the car until the presentation.
it's supposed to be poetic... that's how big CEOs of companies act. They show a product, then people are like ''what the fuck is this, are you serious'' and the CEO gets a reality check and says to himself ''what have I done!?''
@@llVIU one would think that would be obvious, but apparently not
Well he did say he didnt want to see anything until its done
@@Mkmichael001 yeah it's pretty much the attitude of bosses ''I don't care how you do it, get it done'' when he constantly gets asked questions, then he gets upset at the results.
llVIU Yes that does happen. But usually the CEO previews the finished product before he has to give a public presentation on it.
"his personal hygiene is above reproach" LOL
What's ironic is this actually nailed what modern American truck design is like? If Herbert had pivoted into dropping the back for a bed and dropped 50% of the extras, he could charge double market it as luxury-practicana and have had a licence to print money with the options and fittings filling the former function-space.
So the kids are supposed to sit on the truck bed?
a seperate compartment for the kids makes sense
mysteryman111100 Should be done on planes. I can't tell you how tiring and annoying a flight can get from sitting close to crying babies and screaming kids.
Dr. Gallinazo sleeping gas is better
jakep1979 you should be allowed to beat loud kids to within an inch of their life
Dim Wit okay now you've gone full psycho, you never go full psycho unless someone else is trying to kill you.
jee was only joking
“When I gun the motor, I want people to think the world is coming to an end.”
YEEEEEESSSSSSS!!!!
POWAAAAAAAHHHH!
My exact reaction lmao
ChuckO
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Arfir98 do you have to bro? Really?
@@trentsc4929 r u fucking crazy bitch
I really hated how Herb lashed out at Homer in the end. It was really his own fault for giving Homer too much creative control.
plus herb ignored the warnings about homer from another employee. its the scene where herb says to the caller, 'i want you to say the opposite of everything you just said'. and the caller says 'homer is a brilliant man with many well thought ideas'...etc
If he had not, it would not be funny.
Unoriginal Username agreed if someone does not what their doing never hire them
They do make up in a later episode.
The Simpsons wouldn't have been funny if It wasn't set in a crapsack world filled with idiots and sociopaths.
Herb's enthusiasm for having found he had a brother clearly clouded his judgment. He'll bitterly regret it soon...
The idea of having a seperate bubble to house squabbling kids was ingenious in my opinion!
That's what trunks are for!
Cup holder for my cup, sold me on this car.
I'm not married but I've been in the car with people who have more than one kid. Yes I having a bubble dome for your kids was fantastic.
I'm not being sarcastic personally I think they should have two one for the boys and one for the girls
I bet your personal hygiene is above reproach
A retractable divider like in limos would work as well
*As a kid, I didn't understand why the car was 'bad'. **_It looked awesome!_*
I still don't understand why the car is *bad* except for the price
It's ugly and has gimmicky features that no sane person would want.
@@MinscFromBaldursGate92 It’s honestly not that bad. I thought it was pretty interesting. If it drives well and turns well, it’s a good car as far as I’m concerned. The added features are just a nice bonus. And this car had features that no other I’ve ever seen has, so there’s that.
It's probably pretty good, it just needs to rework the goofy style. Not sure why it would cost 82k either, but it's just for the cartoon plot, of course.
@@MinscFromBaldursGate92 you’ve never had kids, the separation bubble would be a godsend
Ha homers car would be a hit today. Ahead of his time.
I'm sure it would be more reliable than the rubbish they make these days
Ahead of our time*
Joey Dragonz can’t be our time because we thought it was hedious
Clammyhippo they don’t explote yes but boy all the recalls. They’re good but manufacturers are rushing to have the most advance and futuristic features and don’t test it enough. That’s the problem
there is a reason why youtube put this in featured videos ...
As a kid, I laughed at Homer’s yell as he ran out of the room. As an adult, I laugh harder realizing he must have sustained that yell all the way back to the factory.
some poor interns watched this guy screaming incoherently as he sprinted past them and knew better than to ask
“Sort of”
“Homer answer me again with self confidence.”
“SORT OF!!!”
Frosty31 thanks, I changed it
I heard "doorknob"
Now go get them!
@@MinscFromBaldursGate92 GAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!
Kentucky Frogman Me too 💀
//American's don't want big cars// Three years later, the Hummer makes its debut.
Clockwork Ninja and then discontinued a little over a decade later
Rueben Llongoria Doesn’t matter. The SUV and truck market now overshadow the Sedan.
Rueben Llongoria dude I gotta tell you something about Cadillac’s.
Don’t forget about ford raptors
Clint E Jeep trackhawks.
"When I gun the motor, I want people to think the world is coming to an end!" Kills me every time!😅
Basically a Dodge Challenger hellcat straight pipe
Lady: "...with optional restraints and muzzles for the kids"
Homer: "BULLSEYE!"
The fault lies with Homer's brother, for delegating ALL responsibility to Homer.
And also for not diversifying his own personal wealth.
not only that, but making a presentation without even seeing the product first.
I agree, in this instance Homer really didn't do anything wrong. He did exactly what his brother wanted him to do, which was a bad idea from the start
You're completely right. It's all his fault and he puts the blame on Homer.
Also: not giving any boundaries, like a financial limit for the car.
"Extremely large beverage holder."
Which actually is standard on cars now. It wasn't until he demanded fins and bubbles that the car got wrecked.
@@dragonknightleader1 Fins at least add style to what would otherwise be a dull redesign of everything we see nowadays, which is basically curves, werid looking face, awkward angles.
Though really, an option to soundproof the backseat is a great idea.
I really appreciate the attention to detail the animators put into this, e.g they remembered to add the little ball to the top of the ariel just like Homer mentioned during the briefing.
Who's here after watching the Tesla cybertruck reveal?
holy shit 100%
That's messed up. Lol ,🤣
hahaha first Thing that came to mind, second, the delorean :)
Lets see how reality unfolds, and if the Tesla´s stocks prices drop :S
First thing I thought of lol
The irony in this was that Henry Ford "told the customer what they want".
The quote "Any customer can have a car painted any color that he wants so long as it is black." comes to mind
Of course he did. Ford was a Nazi, wasn't he?
@@elementer5617 he wasn't a Nazi but he was a raging anti Semite and whatnot. Nazi is too heavy a term to be throwing around
Black was used because of its price and ability to dry fast, but sure, whatever it takes to keep you stupid.
Tyronicus Maximus he did donate money to the nazi party
Nazism was created in the US via eugenicism. Thank Madison Grant for that.
TBH, Herb had the right idea . Companies NEED to start listening to their customers. He and his engineers just ended up listening to the wrong one.
Aren't all customers the wrong ones? That's why they're not engineers.
Rhythmic Thrashing
I agree. Some customers can come up with ludicrous ideas and are often very abusive.
@@8menincostume No he didn't
Actually, the problem is slightly more complex. Most of Homer’s ideas were good. The execution was poor.
@@sonicmastersword8080 No, Homer's ideas were stupid. Nobody needs 15 mega cup holders or a separate compartment for your kids to sit in. That's just disaster written all over it.
Herb learned two important lessons as businessman:
1) NEVER mix family with business, unless they actually know what they're doing
2)NEVER let idiots do or say everything
I love Danny Devito as a voice actor.. Him as Hercules’ trainer in the animated 90s movie always stands out to me for some reason
That's Phil's boy!! ❤
Or Mr. Swackhammer from Space Jam.
Oh my God.
Phil probably stands out because it's basically an animated version of him. Short, stocky all kinds of vocal idiosyncrasies. Get yer swoard! Jigewww!
@@pureskill123 Jontron
Adjusted for inflation, this exact car would cost around $158,095 today.
worth it
More like 170k or more...
If you make 200 000 $ a year, you can afford that
My god we need a revolution
@@KakashiKyle9 capitalism bad, free gibs good
It's Danny DeVito's voice, but I swear it's a cartoon Saul Goodman.
My God... I just can’t see this the same way again. A Cartoon Saul Goodman. I’d watch that cartoon.
The guy from the last Incredbles movie was a cartoon Saul Goodman
@@keithm5224 Well he was voiced by Bob Odenkirk after all lol
"The only way that entire car is worth 82 thousand bucks is if there's an $80,000 hooker sittin' in it".
Adam Dow BCS reference?
0:18 Americans don't want big cars? That's a good joke
In the 80s/early 90s compacts were huge. When car companies realized they could cut costs by using the "light truck" loophole and started marketing trucks and SUVS as "family vehicles" and "masculine" the compact was doomed lol
@@GamePlayWithNolan Yeah I guess. I prefer mid size or full size sedans myself
@@GamePlayWithNolan Can you tell me more about this? It's interesting.
@@JagoShogunThe US has some janky laws regarding how cars should be made - Obligatory features and measurements that would make cars more expensive to make in the full run.
Eventually, companies realized the cheapest vehicles they could make would be "light trucks", the big fuckin cars you see everywhere today. They are categorically light trucks, if I recall correctly, which means they fall under a different set of regulations which makes them far cheaper to produce.
You can see the problems of selling light trucks, with inherently less safety regulations, as consumer products. They're mostly responsible for an increase in fatal car accidents.
And yet here we are years later facing an SUV apocalypse.
"Instead of listening to what people want, you're telling them what they want!" Very true words all businesses should listen to.
Problem is, people don't actually tell what they want a lot of the time
They tell what they think most people want
@@CErra310 i want cereal.. fix me some please
Thats called autocratic leadership. Apple does it and it works well for them
The offer/demand paradigm. Reagan/Thatcher fans think that if a company produce coffee maker in masses, people will magically have the will and the money to by a lot of coffee makers
Apple has been telling people what they want for ages, and they've been doing quite well for themselves.
Homers personal hygiene is beyond reproach! Brilliant.
Homer Simpson is a... brilliant man, with lots of well thought out... practical ideas. He is ensuring the financial security of this company for years to come. Oh yes, and his personal hygiene is above reproach.
More like... Homer Simpson is an idiot, with lots of poorly thought out, impractical ideas. He is insuring the death of our company within months. Oh yes, and his personal hygiene is repulsive.
Yes. We all heard that, no need to type it again.
Yeah, I expected the kids to catch on.
They are trying to warn you, Herb! Get back your company and oversee what is being made.
Brilliant scene that will never not be funny. One of the best pieces of writing in the entire series.
The front grille with the pillared classical style together with the giant muscle car spoiler in the back always gets me.
All in the same avacado green as the Simpson's 30 year old refrigerator lol
The fact that a racing team actually made an almost exact-replica of this car out of a modified '87 BMW goes to show you how far people loved these classic episodes.
Hilariously enough it only took $500 in opposed to $82k, that would've been the best dedication ever.
Yeah but then you realize this episode was made in 1992, and realistically it wouldn't cost $82k, maybe $35k
@@aegiseurobeat4559 do you have a link to the video?
@@michaelfinlay1412 Just look up "Real Homer Car" I found a link for it laughingsquid.com/the-homer-car-a-real-life-version-of-homer-simpsons-dream-car/
It was made out of an old 1987 BMW 3 Series (or 5 Series, can't remember) but the front end of it looks like it came off a Rolls Royce.
@@aegiseurobeat4559 Thanks for the link. I've gotta say though, it's not what I was hoping for. I'd like to see an exact build of the Homer-mobile, or at least a lot closer than the one in the link, which is basically an old BMW or something with a plastic bubble glued on the back.
To see a proper realisation of Homer's vision would be truly marvellous...
I’ve seen that LeMons cars. It cost $500 to BUILD (which is the budget for that series), but they could ask $82K for it. Powell was going to SELL this car for that price, that’s not what it cost them to build it. XD
This is a young Danny Devito’s voice!
not that young, he was young in One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest
Middle aged Devito. He’s about 50 there.
Young Danny DeVito: wall street sleezebag
Old Danny DeVito: cute kind old man who's also gross as shit
@@sexhaie Either way, he gets financially fucked over sideways.
@@bombabombom3603 because of his cheating hoor wife
WHERE CAN I BUY ONE OF THESE??? 82K IS A FAIR PRICE!!!!
Mechanical Ninjineer it's like 130 thousand dollars in todays money
They did actually build that car and sold it to honor the simpsons. Limited pieces and sold out darn fast though. Might find used ones yet in the 100k upwards
Yeah! In reality that would never bankrupt an automaker when companies like Ferrari and Rolls Royce make cars costing 3 times more.
MrSupercar55 Yes, but those car brands targets the higher end market, not the "average American" that Homer was being tasked for.
MrSupercar55 Yeah but Ferraris and Rolls Royces are well designed cars that have great brand power associated with lucury.
This company brand was in making an average consumer car. And they just made one that doesn't look appealing and is overpriced with features most people don't want.
This is how the Cyber Truck was built
“Do you understand!?”
“Sorta”
“Homer!! Answer me again in self confidence!”
“SORTA!!”
Justin McFinnegan I love right after that, the “AHHHHHHHHHHH!!
* Sort of
Rare footage of Musky’s long lost half-brother designing the Cybertuck
I've never understood why Herb could put all the blame on Homer. Really it was his fault for hiring him and telling him to do what he wanted. The buck stops with him.
typical capitalist behaviour. "why do I have to do everything myself?!?"
also, it's a cartoon
yes, he got exactly what he asked for.
mike spence right? Lmao
Fancy seeing you here. I am NOT calling you!
Homer basically had a radical concept car. Sure, it was ridiculous, but those things get watered down as the prototype is refined. However, the optional muzzles were a real keeper.
If I was rich I would actually pay people to build me an exact copy of homers car
I would have my car painted in human blood
@@SamuelBlack84 ...oh...
Ew
@@SamuelBlack84 sounds illegal
@@walterwhite2525 Just a bunch of helpful donations
This was funny as a kid, but much much funnier after having seen a bit of the corporate world and becoming familiar with how engineers and CEO types are like IRL
"I mean the zoo was fun... but I'm ruined!"
I always found that line profound for a random Simpsons joke. Like Herb knew the whole time that what he was doing was stupid, but his money and hubris got to him, and knowing that the company was *already* failing and about to go bankrupt, he decided to play puppeteer/god with his company for some entertainment.
I think he's referring to going to the Zoo with Homer's kids. He was spending that time with family.
Read this while the video was playing it
I think what he meant was by spending too much time having fun with his nephew and niece, it took time away from his otherwise busy work life. Time that he could have used checking up on Homer and making sure he is not doing anything outlandish that could tank his company.
barbiquearea bullseye
I thought he said “the sewer’s fun but I’m ruined”
The entire consumerism concept is built around people being told what they want, rather than what they actually want. Love the brilliance of this episode.
The average customer wants everything for nnothing.companies have to work around that to find a compromise.
@@AdamantLightLP It's the same in any engineering field really, whether it's software or rocket science - customers dream of impossible stupid things and it takes a lot of work to extract what they really want out of what they say they want. Eg: They'll claim they want a game with gorgeous, real-life graphics, but then in the next sentence claim that they want the game to be extremely well optimized, fast and able to run on any hardware. Then after months of painstaking back and forth you'll finally learn what they really wanted was not realistic lighting and ray tracing, with high detailed 3d models and motion capture animation etc, but a 2d isometric platformer with a gritty art style and harsh difficult gameplay and no handholding, which yes, you could run on pretty much any hardware.
@@AdamantLightLP Wants everything for nothing? What does that even mean? Is that just a redundant saying that you just made up? Of course a customer is going to want to get what they would pay for.
Probably for the better because most people don’t know what they want let alone what other people want
To a degree, meanwhile some design decisions baffle me. Like not being able to disable email being sent to my junk mail folder automatically in outlook
“I wanna horn here, here, and here!” 😂😂😂
The funny years!!!
Yep when i would actually laugh
Yes when they didn't have to try hard ...they were naturally funny
... Sucks they fired the good writers
And it should play La Cucarachs😆
@@waverider227 He was an OG
When he was talking about the cupholder design, I felt that in my soul!
Several things I never noticed the first time I saw this over a decade ago.
Homers brother is voiced by Danny DiVito!
The company is already failing! Homer only helped it along.
Just like in real life, no one listens to the engineers.
TheVitaminQ yeah if you look at it, if Homer brother had simply met in the middle ground it would have been a dodge charger or German sports sedan, both nice cars
TheVitaminQ the trash man himself
TheVitaminQ also, when he asked for a big car, there were several enormous cars on display.
TheVitaminQ "DeVito"
TheVitaminQ I knew he sounded so familiar!
Netflix creators took this episode to heart.
The thing is, the design of the red car the engineers put out actually looked pretty cool
That would've sold.
Once again The Simpsons predicted the future.
tim tomas I think they’ve just made so many episodes that they had a few coincidences it had to happen tbh
😂
Zachary Lash what?
Zachary Lash it’s called predictive programming
Zachary Lash there used to be a bunch of RUclips videos showing all of the predictive programming in media (especially 9-11) but all of it has been wiped from RUclips in the past couple years.
Asking Homer for help was a mistake.
The real mistake was that he didn't monitor the development process. Homer had several great suggestions, but there needed to be someone to sort out the good from the bad.
but it was frank reynolds that asked him for help, i'm sure he had some scheme going and made boat loads of cash.
THEREAPERHARVEST No shit Sherlock
TheReaverOfDarkness Well in defense of Homer's brother he didn't realise how dumb Homer really was, I mean someone who is "qualified" to work in a nuclear power plant who is in charge of safety and emergency procedures/protocols cannot be a half witted imbecile can he?!! lol then again I listen to the president speeches from time to time and I could be wrong...
Thomas Sven Whittaker You bring out a good point, I would say they we're both at fault cause they we're A Simpson. In the words of Bart to his father failure at one point: " it's quite simple dad, you are a loser and your father is a loser and his father was a loser, it's genetics man!.... D'oh!! "
I love how recognizable Danny DeVito's voice is. Character looks nothing like him but the voice alone is enough.
I'll say this much; Homer's car had a lot of good ideas, and while it is certainly true that Herb should have exercised more oversight on the project, he wasn't necessarily wrong for giving him the input he had, either. An average consumer would certainly have a good idea on what (s)he wants in a car, after all.
To be honest if u remove the extreme ideas and leave the good basic ones like , i want a big car , a sound proof window like a limo has to silence the kids that would have been more than enough , everything else was basically homer making a personal car not a template for consumers to customize themselves
It's a not a "good idea" to put unnecessary gimmicks into a car that should be cheap to produce while appealing to the average person.
The point of The Homer is that any consumer would end up making the same kind of choices. This is just an extreme satire for joke purposes, but the point is that if consumers were given everything they think they want, the price would would 5x as much and would be ridiculous.
e.g. airline prices - people claim they want X inches of leg room, better food, more luggage capacity etc etc like it was in the 70s, but forget that flying to New York from LA cost $2k return in the 1970s vs $500 return today.
A typical American consumer trying to design a car would be unwilling to compromise on certain features. They'd say that ofc they need the top-of-the-line safety features, apple carplay, 5 usb ports, 4wd, 50mpg, 3L 300HP engine, ice cold A/C, comfy nice-looking seats (that kids can't stain easily), lots of carrying capacity (but small enough that you can find parking), etc etc. And they'd be all pikachu-face.jpg when they can't get all this for a $300 p/m payment, and the thing looks like a monstrosity.
The average person is cost conscious, not feature conscious. They say they want one thing but when it really comes down to it they look at the price tag more than anything else.
Is it surprising that the "average customer" sounds just like a kid?
I know it looks like monstrosity. But it was an absolute beast in Simpsons hit and run 🚗
Was on Simpsons Road Rage aswell
@@lewisjohnston7077 was it???
@@cyrillmcduff6723 it was yes. If you complete the 10 missions. The prize was the car built by Homer.
@@lewisjohnston7077 dammit! 21 years ago started playing that and dont think i completed/understood the significance of any of the missions!.....thanks fr the info...
"the big one"
"we don't have a big one"
literally standing to the left of a van
32 years since this aired and I still want a Homer car. It looked awesome then and it still looks awesome now
32??! What?? No way!
Homer's car would be about $155,000 in today's money.
You can get a brand new, full loaded BMW M5 for about that.
@@LegendMkr7 Does an M5 have bubble dome or tail fins though?
Yeah, didn't think so.
@@hessunator true facts here
F*** that are you at a fully loaded F250 for that with a lift kit and boss tires sun and and light bar and some money for a prostitute @@LegendMkr7
I would still buy it Large beverage holder , bubble domes , jack carpeting , tail pins , multiple horns , separate dome for kids with muzzles and l restraints what more could you want .
“Uh... sort of”
“Answer me with confidence!!!”
“SORT OF!!!”
Lmao underrated line
I think Homer's brother should've been in more control and aware of the design process of the new car. Maybe then he wouldn't be ruined.
Krakolio yes maybe you should go and tell him
I just felt sorry for Homer's brother but I realized he gave Homer way too much responsibility.
I also feel sorry for Homer's brother. I hope he's okay now.
and ruin the plot?!
Krakolio they made a sequel episode where you can see what happens ☺️
"Wait... so how much does this stainless steel panel 'truck' cost?"
**whispers**
"WHAT!?... THIS MONSTROSITY COST $82,000 DOLLARS!!!!!!!!!!!????"
-Have you done it?
-What did it cost?
*_-82 000 DOLLARS_*
"INSTEAD OF LISTENING TO WHAT PEOPLE WANT, YOU'RE TELLING THEM WHAT THEY WANT!"
*Today's current marketing in a Nutshell*
*I would say it's past marketing as well but we're in the present not the past*
MtnD0 2.0 Because the lesson here is if you listen to what the people want, you get “the homer”
@@H2GKursusOnline Well, the middle way is always the best way. Listen to what they want and improve it with actual quality. One of them alone makes nobody happy.
@@H2GKursusOnline
Nah, that was entirely his fault.
After all, even his head designer was trying to tell him that Homers ideas were flawed, his brother was in such a state of desperation that he was literally willing to let someone who had no idea what he was doing take total control over everything.
Take some advice from the consumers, don't give them complete control.
The Steve Jobs philosophy.
@Nick Sorenson 3-D animated movies are easier to market for toys and merch.
It's easier to re-do an existing movie to live action than to come up with a new story
Did anyone else notice that the colour is "Simpson Fridge" green?
Tim Smith you been watching too much
City Wok never too much Simpsons
iam Negan agreed
Quality comment
Tim Smith Or Marge dress green
2 things from this clip have been baked into my personality for decades. The way the engineer grabs the phone, and the noise Herb makes when he sees the car.
82,000 bucks, I'll take two
One for me, and one for my son.
I never realized what a great voice Danny DeVito has before this. Very inspiring.
Still don't understand why he couldn't keep the car.
Cuz he’d have to pay 82K
Because the car was ownership of his brother company so the only way for Homer to own the car is if his brother gift it to him
CodeNameZ ...which would be considered fraud and disallowed by the bankruptcy court.
@@treedillinger5801 Oh! Fraud and bankruptcy?!! FAKE NEWS! FAKE NEWS!!
A seperate cab for your children is actually a pretty good idea.
A lot of old luxury cars - and some modern luxury cars and taxis - have that as an option. Not for kids, granted, but to separate passengers from their professional driver, but the point stands. It's not a crazy idea.
A lot of small limos have retractable inner windows with extra sound proofing
Right up until you need to stop them fighting.
Danny Devito is playing a weird mix between himself in Matilda and Saul Goodman
And A little bit of Buddy Hall from Deck the Halls He was a Car Salesman
"Of course it's cheating! Nobody ever got rich bein' honest".
A separate enclosed dome so you can't hear the kids in the back seat. Homer is brilliant.
Wouldn't they suffocate though?
@@MinscFromBaldursGate92 by your logic, people in the front or in a normal car would suffocate
@@Ckcdillpickle I don't think you can breathe inside a glass bubble.
@@MinscFromBaldursGate92 oh, but you can breath inside of a car.
I thought the car looked cool
AlwaysGonnaSing Me too
Same
Oh how wrong you are
AlwaysGonnaSing Me three.
AlwaysGonnaSing me too you creep
3:40 - Jaguar 2024
You can never find your horn when you're mad !
Why now? Because even the RUclips algorithm is mocking Tesla’s new truck 🤣
The algorithm just follows what people do... No matter how retarded they are
It has a mind of it's own....
Talking about the AI ;)
Yall niggas give too much praise to the algorithm "
Yeah the algorithm just follows what people do. "Oh a bunch of people that watched this video watched that video. Let's recommend it to the others who haven't made the connection yet."
Wow...mind boggling, right?
Probably because guys like me thought of this episode immediately upon seeing the Tesla truck and searched for it. Really bad sign if enough people did this it messed with the algorithm.
"Tell the nice man what country we live in"
AMERICA! XD
@@freakyfornash ohhhh Canada ohhh Canada
@@ninegames4568 Can of what?
"I want everything with no trade-offs that costs nothing."
Ooohman!!! I remember watching this for the first time when I was a kid. I've always been a gearhead, homer finds out he has a twin, and he owns a CAR COMPANY!! We were one of millions of families glued to the telly that week.
That two bubble'd la cucaratcha contraption is something for the hotwheels selection. Good job HJS!
Looks like a hummer to me!
**VOTE THIRD PARTY** ruclips.net/video/OkoEKQLwIwg/видео.html
Hummer Simpson
@@Polyglot_English oh wow, advice from the country that keeps electing the former KGB agent! Thank you sooooo much Vlad, I'll definitely be sure to vote for the candidate with ties to your country's mafia instead of the one with experience in politics.
Oh wait, you already lost! Screw off troll
Looks like the cars Like the Neutrinos on Teenage Manage 🐢 galaxies episode
@@Polyglot_English when republicans say there’s no Russian propaganda here it is