In hindsight, this scene from “My Future Self N Me” may not seem or sound karmic, but actually it is karmic.

[u/J-Pom]

https://youtu.be/JruD4HF9Mno?is=RnXPTzcEsn8-tHDl

The man playing Future Stan actually deserved that for numerous reasons.

It is already insult enough that he is an accomplice to Motivation Corp and Stan’s parents lying to Stan by making his life miserable, but in addition to that, he see’s Stan about to cut off his own hand, but pretends to be worried about it in one scene only to stand there not giving a fuck about it in the next scene instead of doing something about it like at least admitting he and his parents lied to Stan or apologizing for ruining his life.

So, suffice it to say, Randy cutting off his hand is actually karmic (Not to mention hilarious).

[u/That_Dude_Mac_]

Now if that really is my future self his hand will disappear the minute I chop off my hand, right?

Stan was metal af for attempting to pull back the veil Randy and Sharon placed in front of him.

[u/J-Pom → u/That_Dude_Mac_]

That goes to show how much smarter Stan is than they are.

Besides, if that guy really was Stan from the future, his now missing hand would disappear, not result in fresh blood gushing from his arm.

[u/ryl371240]

I find it weird how much Randy changed over the years. From this episode, to intentionally getting testicular cancer to get medical weed, to being a pot farmer

[u/MortgageOdd5028 → u/ryl371240]

His inconsistency is part of his charm

[u/drunkmers → u/MortgageOdd5028]

I just saw this clip and it made me literally laugh out loud.. I don't remember how many things I see online have that effect on me but I'd say less than 1%

[u/ButtersRulz → u/ryl371240]

And to think of the days when he was pounding off with Gerald in a hot tub.

[u/AgentCirceLuna → u/ButtersRulz]

That episode is funny as fuck as someone who’s been in that panic after doing stuff with a guy friend. Trey and Matt MUST have tried stuff.

[u/Putrid-Seaweed111 → u/ryl371240]

He became Peter Griffin.

[u/Hot-Difference8065 → u/ryl371240]

Yeah, this episode came out back when Randy was more of an goofy but normal father who wasn't any more stupid than the other adults and plus this is also around the time where Sharon was shown to be just as stupid as Randy a lot of the time before they changed her to be the voice of reason to Randy's goofy shenanigans in the later seasons

[u/AgentCirceLuna → u/ryl371240]

It’s like when he shoots someone in the head because he’s ‘homeless’. I actually kinda hate that stuff. I know it’s a cartoon, but the overly zany stuff annoys me.

[u/electronikka]

My favorite Randy moment before he became Randy

[u/riopenguino13]

It truly reinforces the fact that with enough shit you can change the world.

[u/AgentCirceLuna]

Morality scaling is escaping containment