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    Similar to Good Will Hunting, but flipped around.

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    Nick Offerman’s Hilarious Take on National Park Budget Cuts

    Nick Offerman, a man better known for his mustache and meat consumption than his political prowess, is throwing some light on a less-than-hilarious topic: budget cuts to America’s national parks. Who knew the rugged outdoors could be so… underfunded?

    On a recent episode of The Daily Show, Offerman channeled his inner Ron Swanson (because let’s face it, Swanson would be outraged) while addressing America’s beloved parks. “Do you have a moment to talk about the environment?” he quipped, with the earnestness of a man who’s just spotted a squirrel in need of help.

    According to Offerman, these “pastoral gifts to America” are under siege—under siege by budget cuts attributed to the Trump administration and, intriguingly, the whims of Elon Musk, who apparently took time away from space exploration to chop park funding. “Staffing is down 24% since Trump took office,” he lamented, leading to an unfortunate series of consequences like long lines, overflowing trash bins, and less than pristine bathroom conditions. Talk about roughing it.

    In his jest-filled monologue, he remarked, “America’s parks are so underfunded now, that they’re making scientists clean the toilets.” Yep, you heard it right! It’s like the plot twist of a movie you didn’t know you needed—Good Will Hunting, but in reverse. It seems these experts have traded in lab coats for plungers. Who knew scientific research included cleaning bathrooms?

    Unveiling yet another layer of absurdity, Offerman shared that park rangers are now using suggestive social media videos to draw visitors in. Yes, you heard me correctly—rangers are getting creative with their marketing. “Yikes! Rangers are stripping,” he commented with a mix of shock and fascination. “I’m worried we’re just two months away from seeing the Grand Canyon on OnlyFans.” Who knew that scenic vistas would become the next big subscriber-based service? Talk about an innovative revenue model!

    On top of the budget cuts instituted during Trump’s reign, there’s the bonus of an additional $267 million getting the axe thanks to the President’s “One Big Beautiful Bill.” This strategic money-saving venture has left Offerman scratching his head, asking, “So how will he make up the money? By shaking down foreigners for entry fees.” A true American solution: let’s squeeze the tourists! After all, who needs a well-maintained park when we can have a booming foreign fee market?

    Offerman’s dry wit raised an eyebrow at the math behind the cuts: “You cut $267 million to get back $90 million? Now, I’m no mathematician, but that sounds like ‘s—ting the bed.'” And honestly, who can argue with logic like that? This comedian has a way of making complex bureaucratic nonsense sound like a bad stand-up routine, which it essentially is.

    In a heartfelt yet humorous conclusion, Offerman stressed the importance of national parks, stating, “America without its national parks is like McDonald’s without the hamburgers—sure, you can still go there, but at that point, it’s just a bathroom.” And really, who wants a bathroom without a cheeseburger?

    So next time you’re contemplating a visit to a national park, remember: you might end up cleaning the bathroom or watching rangers in suggestive TikTok dances. Either way, it sounds like a wild ride. Watch more of Offerman’s outrageous take in the clip above!

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