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| − | '''Scammer and Z-Dog''' is a snack machine that [[Principal Skinner]] had put in [[Springfield Elementary School]] only to cause [[Bart]] to become overweight. The snack machine sold only high sugar items ( i.e. soda, chips, and candy ). Since Brat began to get chubby, Marge starts him on a diet.The diet included vegetables and cottage cheese ( he pronounced it cotta-hey cheese ). Bart tries the diet but gives up and instead of telling his mother, he just faked eating healthy and hid junk food the bushes outside his house. Marge noticing the diets hasn't work, send Bart to fat camp. The camp was so expensive,the rest of the family has to go without basic household items. For extra money they turn they're home into a hostel for traveling Europeans. Bart finally realizes what he has done and goes to Springfield Elementary and destroys the machines with an axe he took form the fire extinguisher.{{stub}} | + | {{Foodstuff |
| − | [[Category:Food and drinks]] | + | |name = Scammer & Z-Dog |
| | + | |image = [[File:Scammer & Z-Dog.png|250px]] |
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| | + | |type = Snacks |
| | + | |town = [[Springfield]] |
| | + | |appearance = "[[The Heartbroke Kid]]" |
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| | + | '''Scammer & Z-Dog''' is a line of snack machines. [[Principal Skinner]] signed a contract with the company that owned the machines, allowing them to be placed in [[Springfield Elementary School]]. The mascots are [[Scammer]] and [[Z-Dog]]. |
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| | + | == History == |
| | + | The machines sold only high-sugar/high-calorie items (i.e., soda, chips, and candy) with ingredients of highly questionable healthfulness, such as "monosodium poisonate" and "partially de-weaponized plutonium." When [[Bart Simpson]] got hooked on the machines' snacks (to the point where he refused all other foods), he quickly gained a large amount of weight, had a heart attack, and was sent to a [[Serenity Ranch|fat camp]] to slim down and kick his junk-food addiction. However, the camp was very expensive, and the family was forced to turn their house into a youth hostel for extra income, in order to afford the bills. |
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| | + | Camp counsellor [[Tab Spangler]] later showed Bart the sacrifices his family was making to send him to camp, and Bart was shocked to see them being mistreated by German backpackers. Bart then went to Springfield Elementary and destroyed the machines with an axe, in the process taking the money from all of the junk-food sales. Bart returned home and said he was cured because Spangler had showed him the true cost of his addiction. He then gave the money from the machines to his parents to pay the bills from the fat camp, and Homer quickly threw the backpackers out of the house. |
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| | + | == Non-canon == |
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| | + | === The Simpsons: Tapped Out === |
| | + | {{TranscludeSection|The Simpsons: Tapped Out decorations/Food and drink|ScammerAndZDog}} |
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| | + | == Appearances == |
| | + | *{{ep|The Heartbroke Kid}} |
| | + | *{{game|The Simpsons: Tapped Out}} |
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| | + | {{Tapped Out decorations|misc=yes}} |
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The machines sold only high-sugar/high-calorie items (i.e., soda, chips, and candy) with ingredients of highly questionable healthfulness, such as "monosodium poisonate" and "partially de-weaponized plutonium." When Bart Simpson got hooked on the machines' snacks (to the point where he refused all other foods), he quickly gained a large amount of weight, had a heart attack, and was sent to a fat camp to slim down and kick his junk-food addiction. However, the camp was very expensive, and the family was forced to turn their house into a youth hostel for extra income, in order to afford the bills.
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