@alexcerny5881
For those living under a rock, the last thing you think of when you hear about a pink starfish lounging in his rock all day is destroying the whole city
@CgcCgc-ng2ej
This information is 100% important
@aweirdworld2329
i love how serious the tone is lol
@NightmareRex6
so patric was MK-ultraed by his parrents.
@PrettyJasmime
😂😂😂😂😂😂 Patrick most definitely owe Bikini bottom a lot
@thatcoolguyplayz
But patrick never actually pulled the drain because spongebob was just telling him a story
@SpeedRunningCatHQ
Sure, Patrick caused millions worth of damages, but SpongeBob once destroyed a galaxy pulling on a string.
@AaronTheAvgeek747
$600,726,434 is how much this starfish has to pay
@Real_Moon-Moon
5:25 That’s a 4-6-4. Likely worth between 600k and 1 million in today’s money. 500k is way too little for a large locomotive like that. Heck, I’ve seen numbers in the double digits of millions.
@comixcatkid
What makes this so funny is he probably destroyed more stuff but at this point he would never made a difference
@amiiboss9822
Now THIS is PEAK Patrick😂😂😂
@michaelplantarich3375
So Patrick is like a Russian secret spy, who whenever they hear an oddly specific phrase, their brainwashed machine mission comes out? I love it, and it makes too much sense 😂😊
@soymaster6919
Now it’s time to do a video about how much money Mr. Krabs now owns following the Clams episode.
@BAGELLOVERHERE
The end one destroyed the entire ocean that more then 300mil it will cost 24til
@jaydentplays7485
What episode damaged the most? My top 3: 1: The String 2: The Krusty Plate 3: Dying For Pie
@TheGamerPainter
8:31 By technically, the bricks were part of Patrick's training (same if this video was about SpongeBob later on down the line) 8:39 That's a cinder block and was just left in the open 8:41 The sword was another test from SpongeBob. (update: the boat didn't count) 9:09 Patrick technically didn't break the counter, just cracked it. 9:12 Should it even count as a door? There's no door. That's a doorway!
@Eyad_Negm
12:43 Also this means all oceans in the world which means all Global Water Trading Market Is gone , which is like 24 billion us dollars
@DavidJames-mr6rd
That is a low estimate only accounting some of the stuff he destroyed
@KhaleBlack-i4h
I just saw you for the first time yesterday and I want to say I love your videos they are so deep and well thought thank you for making this
@ShnobbsReal