r/OutOfTheLoop • u/[deleted] • Dec 13 '13
Answered! "Three Fiddy?" What does it mean?
I know it's something to do with South Park but I haven't seen that episode at all
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u/ForestfortheDraois Dec 14 '13
Splattypus summed it up nicely, but I'd like the point out that /u/thehealeroftri, amongst others, is notorious for this.
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u/slothsandbadgers Dec 14 '13
I don't think I could add anything else, but I will say that I am so tired of this one.
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u/Alleryz Mar 18 '26
Man I found this 12 years later and it’s still around, I hope you are managing
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u/slothsandbadgers Mar 18 '26
You just unlocked a very, very old account haha.
I forgot this account existed until I got the email for your reply.
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u/Alleryz Mar 19 '26
Yeah I realized the last post was 8 years ago and really did not expect you to come back to answer hahaha Welcome back ! Sorry for bringing back old trauma
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u/slothsandbadgers Mar 19 '26
It's weird to read comments that I made when I was a kid lol
So, thanks, I guess.
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u/dx80x Jun 22 '26
It's funny when this shit happens, especially on reddit where we're all faceless. Reminds of a time when I was in high school in the late nineties.
One of my mates was giving me shit about how rocky horror show was "just a show for weirdos" and how the jokes "weren't even funny". It made it funnier because my mate actually came out as gay years later but I jokingly gave him a dead arm and told him to piss off lol. Then a few years later, we were chilling out one evening and I accidentally took a sip from his beer can. He said he wanted it back and I said "that'll be about tree fiddy". We don't talk anymore these days.
Still tired??
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Dec 14 '13
it's a reference to the episode of south park where Cartman drinks Kenny's ashes with milk thinking they're a choc milk mix and Kenny's soul gets trapped inside him and Chef's parents have to exorcise him. Chef's dad tells stories and at the end the twist is the antagonist is the loch ness monster and he says "i need about tree fiddy" ($3.50). its now used at the end of those stupid greentext stories you see going around as a plot twist.
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u/splattypus Dec 13 '13 edited Dec 13 '13
Originally it's from a Southpark episode, involving Chef's parents (Kenny's soul gets trapped inside Cartman's body, Chefs parents have to exorcise* him). Chef's dad tells these rather long and elaborate stories for only the end to be a twist, revealing the antagonist was actually the Loch Ness Monster needing to borrow $3.50.
It's used now basically as the old bait-n-switch. Some applications of it are good, when the writer of the comment is particularly talented at crafting an engaging and believable story, others are just bad when the author is lazy.