Wisecrack’s Jared Bauer takes a look some of the economic lessons that you can find in Trey Parker and Matt Stone’s South Park.

In particular he looks at four episodes of the hilarious and boundary-pushing adult animated comedy series and what they can teach us about the science of scarcity.

No one dances quite like they danced in 1980s Hollywood movies, they seemed to have a certain unhinged joy in their moves.

And that is no more evident than in this supercut from video editor Robert Jones, who has created a tribute to 1980s movie dance scenes set to Mirifico’s ‘Hold Onto Our Love.’

On an episode of ‘Would I Lie to You?’ Rob Brydon reveals the sweatshirt him and his wife wear to snuggle on a cold evening. Called The Cuddle Jumper it features two head holes and it’s ridiculous.

But things really get interesting when Brydon demonstrates how to use it with The Apprentice’s Nick Hewer. Two guys in a jumper has never been so hilarious. David Mitchell is beside himself.

This sketch comes comes from Australian comedy show Soul Mates and features two cavemen, Sticks and Rocky, who accidentally create a currency.

It involves shells and kicking people in the nuts, and soon from two people trading they’ve created an entire financial system for their tribe.

You may or may not have heard of Snuff Box, a pretty awesome sketch show which starred Matt Berry and Rich Fulcher.

And if you haven’t, it’s time to get introduced with this sketch where Matt and Rich find Elton in their recording studio. Bad move Elton, bad move.

People fail all the time, but sometimes when they fail they fail so hard they completely disappear from view.

Perhaps they’ve fallen into some bushes, or through a door or into some else’s garden—unpredicatable fails you might call them. Here’s a compilation of some of the best.

It turns out you’ve probably been pronouncing German car names completely wrong, and you likely had no idea.

So let an angry German man inform you, in a very stern manner while also drinking beer because he’s so annoyed about it, how to properly say German car names like Audi, BMW and Mercedes Benz.

Squirm your way through this uncomfortable but very funny collection news anchors losing their minds.

News Be Funny have put the compilation together, which features tantrums and freak outs, including MSNBC anchor Lawrence O’Donnell’s hilarious meltdown that went viral recently.