Editing Casa Bonita (episode) (section)

===Description===
For his birthday, [[Kyle]] is allowed to invite three of his friends to go with him to [[Casa Bonita]], a Disneyland-esque Mexican restaurant in Denver.  To [[Cartman]]'s dismay, Kyle decides to take [[Stan]], [[Kenny]], and . . . [[Butters]].

Cartman tries to wrangle an invitation by being nice to Kyle, but Kyle bluntly points out that Cartman doesn't really know how to be nice. Finally, after Cartman makes a sincere-sounding apology for his previous acts, Kyle reluctantly tells him that if Butters can't go for some reason, he can take his place. 

This is, of course, the opening Cartman needs. He convinces Butters that Earth is about to be struck by an asteroid and gets him to hunker down in [[Jimbo Kern]]'s old bomb shelter while he gets help.

With Butters out of the picture, Cartman heads to Kyle's house for their Casa Bonita adventure.  But just as the boys are about to leave, Butters' parents show up worried, saying their son has gone missing.  Kyle cancels the trip for one week in order to help with the search.

Cartman must now keep Butters under wraps for another seven days.  He convinces Butters that the asteroid struck and destroyed the town.  Butters agrees to stay in the bomb shelter until the radiation levels go down.  Cartman tells him he can come out in a week.  

When the volunteers expand their search area to include places like abandoned wells and bomb shelters, Cartman quickly moves Butters to an derelict gas station and seals him inside an old refrigerator -- which is promptly hauled off to the dump.  Butters manages to free himself, and mistakenly thinking the dump is the blasted remains of South Park, sets about "rebuilding society."

A full week passes, and Cartman finally accompanies Kyle, Stan, and Kenny to Casa Bonita. But just before they enter, the police call Kyle's mom to inform her that Butters has been found, and that they want to talk to Cartman.  Cartman panics -- he runs inside the restaurant to hurriedly take advantage of all the joys that Casa Bonita has to offer before he's arrested.  

Finally the police catch up to him.  Before he's hauled away, he's asked if all the grief he's caused -- not to mention the week-long stint in juvenile hall he'll have to serve -- was worth it.  To which he replies, "Totally."