I do all the writing and voice all the characters in my first South Park scene. Does Cartman notice?
S.E.B. Southpark Pyramids
Stephen: “Hello, this is my first time working with an audio crew. I’m Step-hen Eat-wad Bud-row, the secret, unpaid star from the hit show South Park, and I’m from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, but live in South Park, Colorado, United States of America or Merica for short. I’m an elementary school dropout and all-around cool guy. I have a bachelor’s degree in a field that doesn't exist; I made it in crayon. I’m also the 3rd best at Karaoke in the whole room, depending on the room. It gets weird when I’m by myself. My parents brought me to Egypt, and I’m sweating my balls off at the pyramids. Oh, I just got a call from my best bro, Cartman.”
Step-hen: – “Hello?”
Cartman: “Stteeeeppp-hhheeennnn what’s up?”
Steph-hen: “Cartman, you won’t believe it, but I’m at the pyramids! I feel like an ancient pharaoh. I got some sand, magically made it wet with my mind, the same way I do it to Vay Jay Jays by spit, and made my first pyramid piece.”
Cartman: “Yeah, Step-hen, but you’re like a ‘pharaoh of failure,’ that’s why you aren’t put on camera. Just don’t try to build anything like that fart blanket fort you built at your last ambiguous gay sleepover we had.”
Step-hen: “One sec, Cartman, Mom, can you get me a blanket that will cover all these pyramids? “
Felachia: “No, there too big Snoopy-kins.”
Stephen: “What do you mean they’re too big? I can put my hand up and cover them!”
Felachia: “No snoopy-kins”
Stephen: “I’m back, and I’m not promising that; I build amazing farts.”
Carman: “Do you think aliens built the pyramids?”
Steph-hen: “Nah, Cartman, they were built by people who didn’t have video games to distract them.”
Cartman: “Well, if I were in charge, I’d have built them with a drive-through.”
Step-hen: “Cartman, do you think I will find a mummy here that I could celebrate Mother's Day properly with?” A fully grown mummy, with a fully developed mummy needs?”
Cartmen: “I hope not. The last thing I need is another curse. I’ve got enough problems with my mom and your mom after last Mother's Day.”
Step-hen: “Yeah, your mom and I get along, but my mom doesn’t like you for making her all those cheesy poofs in front of you. That’s your own fault; we agreed to meet the grown needs of grown women.”
Cartmen: “MOM! Do you like Step-hen?”.
Liane: “I do poopy-kins. Tell Step-hen I do. “
Carmen: “Step-hen, my mom says I do.”
Step-hen: “I’ll take a bow to that Cartman, tell her I do as well.”
Cartman: “Why?”
Step-hen: “Oh, never mind. Instead, tell her that my mom is getting me a peach to eat for hours.”
Cartmen: “MOM! Step-hen is getting a peach to eat for hours.”
Liane: “I’m going to take a shower, Poopykins.”
Cartmen: “I don’t know why I would tell my mom that. I hope you don’t find a mummy; you have enough mummies. If you were a pharaoh, what would your pyramid look like?”
Step-hen: “Probably like a giant pizza slice, no two, two slices of pizza, one upside down under the sand and another one face up on top of it.”
Cartman: “That’s the only pyramid I’d ever want to visit.”
Step-hen: “Cartman do you think my mom will get us a camel ride?”
Cartman: “Only if the camel can handle the shame of you on it and is strong enough to carry your mom’s awesomeness.”
Step-hen: “I got to go, tell Kenny I’m sorry I missed his funeral.”
Cartman: “Kenny’s not dead?!?”
Steph-en: “Bud-row, out.”