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>It is very very different. For one he didn't know that was going to happen. Two the rip off his clothes, and that bathroom was absolutely disgusting. Got these two scenes mixed up in my head. So I think when I was a teenager, and went looking only to find found the sud episode, And then I forgot it. Although that episode also made me feel a little uncomfortable as a kid. There were a lot of one-off jokes in cartoon shows that made me feel a little uncomfortable. Due to the darker implications of the joke. Like oh that guy got turned into a raisin. I no longer view him as a person even though he is still sentient, and taking to me. Look guys I'm going to eat him isn't that funny. Yeah I know he is alive but I don't care. So you know basic jokes about cannibalism in kid cartoons this is a very common joke that always weirded me out as kid. Any in this episode SpongeBob is has his clothes forcibly removed. He is then use like a tool to clean one of the most disgusting bathrooms. He wished are ignored. They basically violated him, and treat him like a tool a object. They took away his autonomy. He not treat it like a person, but a object, and that is horrifying. This episode terrified me as kid. Screw the episode where SpongeBob's a ghost in his brain is exposed because he did that with the sheets but like I don't know. Screw any scary horrifying thing any other horrifying thing I have seen in my entire life through medium. I repress that s***. I the only other media that had an effect on me like this was the episode of the Grimm adventures of Bill and Mandy where they turn Pinocchio, and do a chair and he got crushed to death because the witch sat on him. But like I didn't forget that but I was also so focused on that part that I forgot why they did that. I forgot that Pinocchio was trying to eat billy to become a real boy you know because he thought if he ate the flesh of a real boy he turned into a boy. All right I mean it's not like I forgot I just didn't think about it and I knew they had a good reason for what they did. But that stuck with me. And I could watch the clip again probably today. But this. I didn't remember it until I was watching a very Pacific video. A theory video, And they won off mentioned this scene. About him applying for a commercial they said something about a back alley, but not sure. I think I glanced at the screen, and saw it, but when they mentioned commercial, and what it was about. It all came flooding back to me, and then I wish I could forget it. I only remembered this like a year or two ago or very recently. I can't even look at pictures of this scene with our it bringing dread to my soul. I wash enough to know they rip off SpongeBob's clothes with fish hooks. I cannot bring me to watch this scene. There is nothing worse than having your humanity, and your autonomy, and being relegated to being just an object. Because people can do what ever they want to an object. that is why this scene is so horrifying to me. I mean just imagine being SpongeBob in this sean. How would you react if you were a Sponge like sponge, and this happened to you. I've seen dark stuff I have no problem with it. Like even the Pinocchio episode from the grim adventures of Bill and Mandy have the underlying theme with turning him into a chair. Or that scene from The Pinocchio movie where the kids got turned into donkeys. To go to the salt mines. I could watch those scenes but they do strip away the people's autonomies. I did recently stumble across a video on YouTube a couple of days ago which was a Pinocchio movie where Pinocchio was being turned back into a puppet. It gives off the same vibes as this Sean put the guy the guy in that scene is just that really pushes the scene over the edge. Like the way the guy talks and what he does in that scene with Pinocchio and the girl and all the other puppets that were once human the way he talks he's just gross he is just got awful.