Kyle, Cartman and Kenny surprise Stan by creating a Facebook account for him. Stan protests, saying he does not want to get "sucked into" Facebook. Cartman warns Stan that if he does not add any friends to his Facebook profile, he will end up like fellow student Kip, a Facebook member who has had his account for six months and has no Facebook friends. Kyle starts to pity Kip and adds him as a friend, much to the joy of Kip. Kip is shown to be shy and nerdy, and tells his parents about his new "friend". They are happy for him and allow him to spend time with Kyle, which for Kip means taking his computer to the movies and spending time on Kyle's Farmville farm. His parents are unaware that he is only chatting online, and think Kyle literally lives on a farm.
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