Upon hearing those words, Homer gets the idea to make his own taxi service.

Lisa mentions that the buses are a threat to public health. Marge then expresses her pity and wishes that Hans be put out of his misery. However, Hans Moleman, who had presumably disembarked the bus, begs that someone kill him as he twitches and is imbued with a radioactive glow. Burns then announces the Burns Atomic Mega-bus, which he claims to be 'faster, cheaper, and completely safe!'. Kent Brockman addresses that they're live in front of City Hall where 'joyless plutocrat' Charles Montgomery Burns is announcing his new lines of nuclear-powered buses. Bart begrudgingly obeys, and Homer then turns the channel to a news feed towards City Hall as the family is coming in. Homer then blocks the TV, telling Bart to quit playing 'those stupid video games' because he wants to watch TV. On an ordinary day at 742 Evergreen Terrace, Bart is playing a video game. The credits then show Homer and Marge dancing before Homer proceeded to wig out as the curtains close. Burns, although after brief showing off and celebrations, Homer, exhausted from the ordeal, collapses to the ground and falls asleep on the pavement. Homer then returns to his house where his family is waiting for them, and informs them that they succeeded in buying the transit system back from Mr. Burns only being able to watch out of shock. Burns, with a crane in tow carrying a massive bag containing a million dollars to buy back the system, with Homer walking away with Mr. In the GBA version, Homer instead walks to the public transit system headquarters to meet with Mr. The credits feature Comic Book Guy, in his usual manners, critiquing each name in the credit. The two laugh while they play the game as their spaceship flies off. Kang gets tired of it, and Kodos inserts a version of Pong, known as the 'ultimate game'. Also, in the GameCube and Xbox versions, it is revealed that Kang and Kodos are actually playing this game. Burns, after calling them out for their civil disobedience, nonetheless gives them back the transit system before ominously warning them that he'll be back before sending the player down a trap door. In the PS2, GameCube, and Xbox versions, after collecting them, Mr. To save their city, the citizens of Springfield must raise a million dollars in order to buy the buses back, and they do so by banding together and taxiing people around the city to their destinations. Burns has bought and converted the Springfield buses to nuclear-power, however, the now radioactive buses are wreaking havoc on the streets of Springfield.

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