Ep 21. Pay Pal

In The Simpsons season 25 episode 21 titled "Pay Pal," the Simpson family finds themselves in a financial predicament after they fail to pay their taxes for several years. In an effort to make ends meet, Homer begins selling items from the family's garage. However, his efforts are unsuccessful, and Marge suggests that he sign up for the online payment service PayPal in order to sell items online.

Homer is initially hesitant to use PayPal, but after watching a promotional video featuring the service's founder Elon Musk, he becomes convinced that PayPal is the key to their financial success. Homer begins selling various items on eBay, including a set of golf clubs, a vintage camera, and a pair of his own shoes. With each sale, Homer becomes more and more obsessed with making money through PayPal.

Meanwhile, Lisa becomes fed up with Springfield's lack of recycling programs and begins a campaign to implement a composting system. She partners with local businessman Pat Flanders to create a composting company, which quickly becomes successful. However, as their company grows, Pat's greed gets the best of him, and he begins cutting corners in order to maximize profits.

Eventually, Homer's PayPal empire comes crashing down when he accidentally sells the family car to a man in China. Desperate to get the car back, Homer and Marge travel to Beijing, where they get caught up in a protest against PayPal's policies. The couple eventually retrieves their car and returns home, where they are greeted with a surprising new addition to their front yard.

"Pay Pal" is a classic episode of The Simpsons that showcases the characters' unique personalities and the absurdity of American consumerism. The episode has a strong message about the dangers of unchecked greed, but it never sacrifices the show's trademark humor and wit. Overall, "Pay Pal" is a must-watch episode for any fan of The Simpsons.