Sure, here are some more plot details for South Park: The End Of Obesity:
After being denied access to the new weight loss drug, Cartman becomes frustrated and decides to take matters into his own hands. He starts a protest and gathers the other kids in South Park to join him. Together, they create a plan to break into the pharmaceutical company and steal the drug so that they can distribute it to anyone who needs it.
Meanwhile, the town is in turmoil as the weight loss drug becomes increasingly popular and sought after. People are willing to do anything to get their hands on it, and chaos ensues as the demand for the drug skyrockets.
While the kids are working on their plan, they encounter several obstacles and challenges along the way. They have to outsmart the security at the pharmaceutical company, evade the police, and navigate through the moral implications of their actions.
As the kids come closer to achieving their goal, they also realize the potential consequences of their actions. They have to decide if the end justifies the means and if they are willing to face the repercussions of their choices.
In the end, the kids successfully steal the weight loss drug and distribute it to those in need. However, their actions have far-reaching consequences, and they have to confront the fallout of their rebellion. The town is left grappling with the aftermath, and the kids learn valuable lessons about the impact of their actions and the ethics of their decisions.