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| | === The Simpsons: Tapped Out === | | === The Simpsons: Tapped Out === |
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| | {{Fast-Food Boulevard}} | | {{Fast-Food Boulevard}} |
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Just before starting a new diet, Homer took a drive to Fast-Food Boulevard for a junk food binge. Among other places, he stopped at Krusty Burger, where he was enthralled by a wastebasket in the drive-thru and took the opportunity to get rid of all the accumulated trash in his car. Among the items he disposed of was a leaky car battery. Acid from the battery seeped into the ground and dripped onto an underground gas main, eating a hole in the pipe and causing a gas leak. After Homer finished throwing out his trash, he lit a cigar and tossed the lit match into the wastebasket, igniting the leaking gas and triggering a chain-reaction series of explosions that destroyed every restaurant on Fast-Food Boulevard, including General Chang's Taco Italiano.
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