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At the end my cousin turned to me and proclaimed, "I am the scientist that was once named Rick, but I have now become a pickled cucumber. Look at me, I am pickled Rick!", and I could not help but smile, not that the line he had just recited was humorous, but at the realization that this, in front of my very eyes, was the sum of what the episode had just warned against.
I cannot blame my cousin just as much as a man cannot blame a dog for consuming its own bile. It merely does not know any better, and what could be said about a man who judges things he does not have merit to judge?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albert_Einstein
Here's the real creator
i need to increase it
i'mma go watch 24 hours of rick and morty i'll come back with an 170+ IQ
hold on...