The long-running animated comedy has made cryptocurrencies the butt of its jokes many times before. 👀
The long-running animated comedy has made cryptocurrencies the butt of its jokes many times before.
The character declares that pee can be used to water lawns and even take showers, but is seen wincing when he turns on the tap."Fortune favors the brave, and a brave person knows that pasta cooked in pee water tastes just fine." He similarly suffers through a frozen pee ice lolly, and the joint threat of an Impossible Burger and a drink of urine at Burger King.
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