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Trivia
- By the time Yates arrested the pimp, he was doing nothing illegal as he was technically sleeping with his "wife" and not a prostitute.
- Many have noticed that this is the only episode where Butters swears a lot. Of course he swears occasionally in other episodes, but generally he rarely uses swear words. The most common swear word he uses is "motherfuckin'".
- Scott Malkinson returns, so he may be a regular character on the show now, and thus, a new classmate in fourth grade.
- The running gag through the episode is the fact that Yates takes his undercover assignment too far, and seemingly doesn't realize he doesn't need for them to have sex with him to arrest them for soliciting prostitution.
- Cartman also was an undercover prostitute in the episode of season 2 called Chickenlover.
- Kanye West is seen when Butters goes to the pimp convention drinking alcohol, therefore proving Kayne is still alive in South Park's world. He is also shown in 200.
- One of the pimps that gives Butters advice ("It's all about mind control") is designed after comedian Katt Williams, with a similar voice and outfit.
- After recess during math class, Mr Garrison says that they have to study and solve the math problems before recess.
Hidden Visitor(s)
When Butters is looking at his bitch's sticker chart a small drawing of a visitor can be seen in the top right corner
Goofs
- In the scene after Butters suggests starting an actual company he mentions a "Caitlin", however according to the chart behind him his "employees" are called Annie, Megan, Sally and Ashley.
- Butters actually already had his first kiss before this episode, in Hooked on Monkey Fonics, by an out of control Rebecca. It may be that no-one remembers (in South Park), or just a continuity error made by the South Park Studios (which is understandable considering they only had 4-5 days to make this episode from writing it to on air).