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* CorruptCorporateExecutive: Whenever he's the CEO of a company, profit comes first, employee wellbeing comes last.
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* HumanCannonball: In ''Planet Coaster'', he builds a human shotgun using a very fast rollercoaster.
** He uses himself as the human cannonball in ''Satisfactory'', but that one cannon has a tendancy for more... [[ApocalypseHow/ClassX4 unpredictable results.]]
** He uses himself as the human cannonball in ''Satisfactory'', but that one cannon has a tendancy for more... [[ApocalypseHow/ClassX4 unpredictable results.]]
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* HumanCannonball: In ''Planet Coaster'', he builds a human shotgun using a EarthShatteringKaboom: At the end of ''Astroneer'', Josh litters the entire starting planet with dynamite, and sets them off. We don't know the end result (as it predictably crashes the game), but the fact the entire screen flashes to white implies the explosion engulfed the entire planet (especially since Josh wanted to survive this time, and went very fast rollercoaster.
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** He uses himself as the human cannonball in ''Satisfactory'', but that one cannon has a tendancy for more... [[ApocalypseHow/ClassX4 unpredictable results.]]
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* HumanCannonball: In ''Planet Coaster'', he builds a human shotgun using a very fast rollercoaster.
** He uses himself as the human cannonball in ''Satisfactory'', but that one cannon has a tendancy for more... [[ApocalypseHow/ClassX4 unpredictable results.]]
** He uses himself as the human cannonball in ''Satisfactory'', but that one cannon has a tendancy for more... [[ApocalypseHow/ClassX4 unpredictable results.]]
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* StarScraper: One of Josh's favorite limits to break is "Is there a limit to how high it can get?". As such, in ''Foundation'' he tries to build a church so high it's never visible entirely, even when far beyond the map, but has to cancel it because it destroys his fps. Or rather, he tries to cancel it, which triggers a [[GameBreakingBug game crash]]. So, he settles for "mere" skyscrapers.
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* YankTheDogsChain: Happens a lot, especially when dealing with Grace.
** In ''Foundation'', he witholds giving his citizen houses for almost the whole videos, but finally caves in and gives them plots... on an island on the other side of the river. So he builds a bridge... that crosses the island, but doesn't actually stop in it. So he builds a whole maze of bridges, spanning the entire map. None of which actually go to the right island. Finally, he decides to build a bridge that goes there for real... but not before burying the island in a maze of gates. But at last they can reach their plots and build a house!... Or at least before Josh decides to bury them with even more gates.
** In ''Foundation'', he witholds giving his citizen houses for almost the whole videos, but finally caves in and gives them plots... on an island on the other side of the river. So he builds a bridge... that crosses the island, but doesn't actually stop in it. So he builds a whole maze of bridges, spanning the entire map. None of which actually go to the right island. Finally, he decides to build a bridge that goes there for real... but not before burying the island in a maze of gates. But at last they can reach their plots and build a house!... Or at least before Josh decides to bury them with even more gates.
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*** Later in the same video, something similar happens with gorillas.
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* PhallicWeapon: In ''Fantasy Blacksmith'', he makes sure that most swords he makes look as much as a penis as he can.
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* XDaysSince: In ''Planet Zoo'': "Days since last animal death: X". It starts at one then becomes permanently zero.
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* XDaysSince: In ''Planet Zoo'': "Days since last animal death: X". It starts at one then immediately becomes permanently zero.zero, and then [[BeyondTheImpossible goes into the negatives]].
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* XDaysSince: In ''Planet Zoo'': "Days since last animal death: X". It starts at one then becomes permanently zero.
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** In his ''Planet Zoo'' series, giraffes are his favorite animals to torment.
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* UncomfortableElevatorMoment: [[ItMakesSenseInContext While visiting Zoo City]] in ''Planet Zoo'', Josh gets into the elevator with a giraffe. Which proceeds to die before his very eyes.
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* BloodKnight: In ''Founder's Fortune'', Nathaniel seems outright delighted by the prospect of killing people once on the archery tower.
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* BloodKnight: In ''Founder's Fortune'', Nathaniel Nathanael seems outright delighted by the prospect of killing people once he gets on the archery tower.
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* BreadEggsMilkSquick:
--->'''[=Josh=]''': Look at this, it's almost like we're a real community now: whe have someone building pickaxes, we have someone building a floor, just in this one frame we can see four dead bodies...
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* AxCrazy: In ''Founder's Fortune'', the first reflex Josh has to any merchant and most migrants is to murder them. By the end of the video, there is an entire shed full of dead bodies.
* BloodKnight: In ''Founder's Fortune'', Nathaniel seems outright delighted by the prospect of killing people once on the archery tower.
** [[InvertedTrope Inverted]] in ''King of Retail'' where Josh takes on a quest to see how deep in the red he can go, and gets a debt of over one million dollars.
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* KnifeNut: Thanks to the use of HelloInsertNameHere, ''everyone'' becomes this in ''Dwarrows'' To behold: he names the 3 main characters "Thrustmaster" (he wanted to originally name him "Sir Stabs-a-lot" but it didn't fit), "Dr. Shiv" and "Ol' machete", and together, they build Stabsville, a "knifetopia".
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* KnifeNut: Thanks to the use of HelloInsertNameHere, ''everyone'' becomes this in ''Dwarrows'' ''Dwarrows''. To behold: he names the 3 main characters "Thrustmaster" (he wanted to originally name him "Sir Stabs-a-lot" but it didn't fit), "Dr. Shiv" and "Ol' machete", and together, they build Stabsville, a "knifetopia".
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* TheLoad: If the game has randomly generated characters at the start, you can count on Josh to make sure ''everyone'' is this trope.
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** In ''Startup Company'', he manages to make so much money that he can just wholesale buy ''every major website on the internet.''
* HorrifyingTheHorror: It's only happened once or twice, but occasionally Josh will break a game ''so hard'' that it retaliates and causes this trope. The demonic jeep from ''Tank Mechanic Simulator'', for instance, began to freak out and ''attack him''.
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* VideoGameCrueltyPotential: Oh, in spades. From creating a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvEKky9N1tQ "theme park of perpetual torment"]] where rides are constantly crashing into park patrons, to [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZIlyTGT8i8 building hospitals]] with virtually zero privacy and where doctors frequently commit medical malpractice, if Josh has the opportunity to do something terrible, he [[ComedicSociopathy will do it]] times 100.
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* VideoGameCrueltyPotential: Oh, in spades. From creating a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvEKky9N1tQ "theme park of perpetual torment"]] where rides are constantly crashing into park patrons, to [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZIlyTGT8i8 building hospitals]] with virtually zero privacy and where doctors frequently commit medical malpractice, if Josh has the opportunity to do something terrible, he [[ComedicSociopathy will do it]] times 100. This trope doubles and occasionally triples should he find any NPC named [[ButtMonkey Grace]].
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** He also has a nonverbal catchphrase in the form of '''"Six hours later"''', which usually pops up immediately after he says he'll be back in a second.
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* HopeSpot: At the end of his ''Planet Coaster'' video, he mentions at the end that, after being pinballed around no less than four times, shot out of a giant shotgun and into a giant basketball net, then plunged into a volcano full of lava, the guests can actually make it safely to the start and home... provided they can go through the first launching area. [[HereWeGoAgain Oops, better luck next time...]]
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* LethalChef: In Josh's ''Cooking Simulator'' videos, his dishes tend to be filled with things such as lethal amounts of oils, gasoline, and broken glass.
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* LethalChef: In Josh's ''Cooking Simulator'' videos, his dishes tend to be filled with things such as lethal amounts of oils, gasoline, and broken glass.glass, [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking and are improperly cooked]].
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[[caption-width-right:300:We built a Tv Tropes page of suffering where nobody is safe.]]
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* HelloInsertNameHere: Games that allow this generally end up with combination of silly names, [[ButtMonkey NPCs renamed "Grace"]], and [[OverlyLongName names that are several paragraphs long]]. Examples of this include names such as "Johnny Hotbody" or "Chad Broski", or renaming France to "MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM".
* KnifeNut: Thanks to the use of HelloInsertNameHere, ''everyone'' becomes this in ''Dwarrows'' To behold: he names the 3 main characters "Thrustmaster" (he wanted to originally name him "Sir Stabs-a-lot" but it didn't fit), "Dr. Shiv" and "Ol' machete", and together, they build Stabsville, a "knifetopia".
* KnifeNut: Thanks to the use of HelloInsertNameHere, ''everyone'' becomes this in ''Dwarrows'' To behold: he names the 3 main characters "Thrustmaster" (he wanted to originally name him "Sir Stabs-a-lot" but it didn't fit), "Dr. Shiv" and "Ol' machete", and together, they build Stabsville, a "knifetopia".
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* OverlyLongName: When there's no limit to how many characters can go in the name, Josh mercilessly exploits it:
** In ''Startup Company'', the name of Josh's CEO is Chad "[extremely long copypasta]" Broski. Every times the full name appears, it's so long, it doesn't even fit in the screen.
** In ''Satisfactory'', Josh names one of his train stations after some kind of rant that shots way past the name sign, causing text to float in midair.
** In ''Startup Company'', the name of Josh's CEO is Chad "[extremely long copypasta]" Broski. Every times the full name appears, it's so long, it doesn't even fit in the screen.
** In ''Satisfactory'', Josh names one of his train stations after some kind of rant that shots way past the name sign, causing text to float in midair.
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* BodyHorror: Bount to happen a bunch of times as Josh deploys his arsenal of glitches. Special mentions goes to ''Airport Simulator'', where an excessive amount of human sprites cause them to all merge into some kind of EldritchAbomination.
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* BodyHorror: Bount to happen a bunch of times as Josh deploys his arsenal of glitches. Special mentions goes to glitches:
** In ''Airport Simulator'',where an excessive amount of human sprites cause them to all merge into some kind of EldritchAbomination.EldritchAbomination.
** In ''Planet Zoo'', Josh purchases over 100 giraffes at once and places them in a very small exhibit, causing several of them to merge into a "giraffe hydra".
** In ''Airport Simulator'',
** In ''Planet Zoo'', Josh purchases over 100 giraffes at once and places them in a very small exhibit, causing several of them to merge into a "giraffe hydra".
* RunningGag: Since there are a surprising number of characters in these games who happened to be named Grace, Josh will often play games in a way that causes some sort of torture of hardship for Grace.
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* VideoGameCrueltyPotential: Oh, in spades. If Josh has the opportunity to do something terrible, he [[ComedicSociopathy will do it]] times 100.
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* VideoGameCrueltyPotential: Oh, in spades. If From creating a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvEKky9N1tQ "theme park of perpetual torment"]] where rides are constantly crashing into park patrons, to [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZIlyTGT8i8 building hospitals]] with virtually zero privacy and where doctors frequently commit medical malpractice, if Josh has the opportunity to do something terrible, he [[ComedicSociopathy will do it]] times 100.
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* ThrowTheDogABone: Despite naming the shark "Grace" in his ''Raft'' playthrough, he's relatively nice to it, occasionally giving it fish.
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* CashCowFranchise: In ''Tech Corp'', the ''Janeverse'' franchise he makes sells a lot every times (and he creates almost thirty games in it). This is especially impressive [[BeyondTheImpossible since the budget of each games is 0$.]]
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** He uses himself as the human cannonball in ''Satisfactory'', but that one cannon has a tendancy for more... [[ApocalypseHow/ClassX4 unpredictable results.]]
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* BodyHorror: Bount to happen a bunch of times as Josh deploys his arsenal of glitches. Special mentions goes to ''Airport Simulator'', where an excessive amount of human sprites cause them to all merge into some kind of EldritchAbomination.
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* CatchPhrase: You know which one. '''"Is there a limit?"'''
* ColdBloodedTorture: Forcing one person to run the check-in desk for an entire, overcrowded hospital? Check. Seeing how long a group of people can survive in an overcrowded pool at the town rec center? Check. Shooting park guests out of a giant double-barrel shotgun? Check, check, check!
* ColdBloodedTorture: Forcing one person to run the check-in desk for an entire, overcrowded hospital? Check. Seeing how long a group of people can survive in an overcrowded pool at the town rec center? Check. Shooting park guests out of a giant double-barrel shotgun? Check, check, check!
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* CatchPhrase: You know which one. '''"Is there a limit?"'''
limit?"'''. '''"I wonder if I can..."'''/'''"I wonder what happens if..."''' tend to precede madness as well.
* ColdBloodedTorture: Forcing one person to run the check-in desk for an entire, overcrowded hospital? Check. Seeing how long a group of people can survive in an overcrowded pool at the town rec center? Check. Shooting park guests out of a giant double-barrel shotgun? Check, check,check! check!
* DeathWorld: The final state of his first base in ''Satisfactory'': there are so many drums of radioactive waste going around that Josh dies seconds after respawning.
* HumanCannonball: In ''Planet Coaster'', he builds a human shotgun using a very fast rollercoaster.
* Fiction500: In games where you can make money, Josh tends to make quite a bit of it, especially in ''Smartphone Tycoon'' where he ends up with almost a quintillion dollars, or 10,000 time the GDP of Earth.
* ColdBloodedTorture: Forcing one person to run the check-in desk for an entire, overcrowded hospital? Check. Seeing how long a group of people can survive in an overcrowded pool at the town rec center? Check. Shooting park guests out of a giant double-barrel shotgun? Check, check,
* DeathWorld: The final state of his first base in ''Satisfactory'': there are so many drums of radioactive waste going around that Josh dies seconds after respawning.
* HumanCannonball: In ''Planet Coaster'', he builds a human shotgun using a very fast rollercoaster.
* Fiction500: In games where you can make money, Josh tends to make quite a bit of it, especially in ''Smartphone Tycoon'' where he ends up with almost a quintillion dollars, or 10,000 time the GDP of Earth.
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* HellholePrison: He builds one in ''Prison Architect'', and makes it take various forms, most of which end up with all innmates starving to death.
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* LudicrousSpeed: The hypertube Josh builds in ''Satisfactory'' is so fast, at maximum powers it destroys the entire universe.
* PlanetOfSteves: After noticing that the pool of names in ''Tech Corp'' is rather shallow, Josh proceeds to exclusively hire employees named Jane Miller.
* PlanetOfSteves: After noticing that the pool of names in ''Tech Corp'' is rather shallow, Josh proceeds to exclusively hire employees named Jane Miller.
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* LethalChef: In Josh's ''Cooking Simulator'' videos, his dishes tend to be filled with things such as lethal amounts of oils, gasoline, and broken glass.
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Let's Game it Out is a Let's Play series hosted by Josh in which he plays video games in all the wrong ways. Sadism and torture ensue toward the innocent npcs, helpless animals and, of course, to Grace.
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* ArchEnemy: PlayedForLaughs. ArtifactTitle: The channel used to have another host named Anthony who left the channel in December of 2018. Since it's just Josh now, the "Let's" in the title doesn't make as much sense.
* BeyondTheImpossible: One of Josh's specialties. As elaborated below, Josh's favorite thing is to find the limits of the games he plays and then immediately break them. For example, in ''Smartphone Tycoon'', he ends up selling nearly ''5 '''billion''''' times more cellphones than there are ''people on Earth''.
* ButtMonkey: Pretty much everyone in any game Josh plays, particularly any NPC he decides to name Grace.
* BeyondTheImpossible: One of Josh's specialties. As elaborated below, Josh's favorite thing is to find the limits of the games he plays and then immediately break them. For example, in ''Smartphone Tycoon'', he ends up selling nearly ''5 '''billion''''' times more cellphones than there are ''people on Earth''.
* ButtMonkey: Pretty much everyone in any game Josh plays, particularly any NPC he decides to name Grace.
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* ColdBloodedTorture: Forcing one person to run the check-in desk for an entire, overcrowded hospital? Check. Seeing how long a group of people can survive in an overcrowded pool at the town rec center? Check. Shooting park guests out of a giant double barrel shotgun? Check, check, check!
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* ColdBloodedTorture: Forcing one person to run the check-in desk for an entire, overcrowded hospital? Check. Seeing how long a group of people can survive in an overcrowded pool at the town rec center? Check. Shooting park guests out of a giant double barrel double-barrel shotgun? Check, check, check!
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* GameBreakingBug: The entire game shutting down due to this or frame-rate suffering too much
* VideoGameCrueltyPotential: Oh in spades. If Josh has the opportunity to do something terrible, he will do it times 100.
* VideoGameCrueltyPotential: Oh in spades. If Josh has the opportunity to do something terrible, he will do it times 100.
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* ShoutOut: In ''VideoGame/PlanetZoo'', Josh builds a maximum-security penitentiary called [[Film/TheShawshankRedemption Pawshank Prison]] and uses it to recreate the scene in ''Film/TheSilenceOfTheLambs'' where they meet Hannibal Lecter.
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* YouCannotGraspTheTrueForm: In ''Satisfactory'', Josh uses conveyor belts to build a hundred-foot tornado that blocks out the sun and annihilates the frame rate when looked at, giving this impression.
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* GameBreaker: Josh's job is finding them in the games. He is VERY good at it. Which can, if Josh abuses it enough, lead to a...
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* GameBreaker: This is Josh's job is finding them in the games.shtick. He is VERY good at it. Which can, if Josh abuses it enough, the game too much, lead to a...
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* GameBreaker: Josh's job is finding them in the games. He is VERY good at it. Which can, if Josh abuses it enough, lead to...
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* GameBreaker: Josh's job is finding them in the games. He is VERY good at it. Which can, if Josh abuses it enough, lead to...
* GameBreakingBug: The entire game shutting down due to this or frame-rate suffering too much
* GameBreakingBug: The entire game shutting down due to this or frame-rate suffering too much
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* CatchPhrase: You know which one. '''"Is there a limit?"'''limit?"'''
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* CatchPhrase: ''"Is '''"Is there a limit?"''limit?"'''
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* Catchphrase: CatchPhrase: ''"Is there a limit?"''
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->''Ooooh God yes! It's like confetti but with bodies! Happy Birthday to us!''
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Let's Game it Out is a Let's Play series hosted by Josh in which he plays video games in all the wrong ways. Sadism and torture ensue toward the innocent npcs, helpless animals and, of course, to Grace.
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!! This show provides examples of:
* ColdBloodedTorture: Forcing one person to run the check-in desk for an entire, overcrowded hospital? Check. Seeing how long a group of people can survive in an overcrowded pool at the town rec center? Check. Shooting park guests out of a giant double barrel shotgun? Check, check, check!
* VideoGameCrueltyPotential: Oh in spades. If Josh has the opportunity to do something terrible, he will do it times 100.
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Let's Game it Out is a Let's Play series hosted by Josh in which he plays video games in all the wrong ways. Sadism and torture ensue toward the innocent npcs, helpless animals and, of course, to Grace.
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!! This show provides examples of:
* ColdBloodedTorture: Forcing one person to run the check-in desk for an entire, overcrowded hospital? Check. Seeing how long a group of people can survive in an overcrowded pool at the town rec center? Check. Shooting park guests out of a giant double barrel shotgun? Check, check, check!
* VideoGameCrueltyPotential: Oh in spades. If Josh has the opportunity to do something terrible, he will do it times 100.
