"Raisins" is the fourteenth episode of the seventh season of the American animated television series South Park, and the 110th episode of the series overall. It first aired on Comedy Central in the United States on December 10, 2003. In the episode, Wendy breaks up with Stan, causing him to spiral into a deep depression. The boys, in an attempt to make him feel better, take him to Raisins, a parody of American restaurant chain Hooters. Meanwhile, Butters becomes infatuated with a waitress at Raisins. The episode was written by series co-creator Trey Parker. Though he and the show's writing team had the concept of Raisins, it took several days to fully develop its story. They were unable to begin work on the episode until six days before its airdate. Parker and co-creator Matt Stone based Stan's breakup on their memories of elementary school "relationships", and the episode's use of licensed music is also representative of their upbringing. "Raisins" is the first episode to include the Goth kids, secondary characters within the show's universe. Stan and Wendy would later reconcile their relationship four years later in "The List". The episode received positive reviews from television critics. "Raisins" was released on DVD along with the rest of the seventh season in 2006. Plot The boys are playing football at recess when Bebe tells Stan that his girlfriend Wendy has decided to break up with him. Stan tells Bebe that he hasn't spoken to Wendy for weeks and also asks if he has done something wrong and Bebe replies that Wendy doesn't want to be with Stan anymore, much to Stan's shock. Stan's friends are unconcerned and make fun of Bebe, but Stan falls into a deep depression and decides not to play football with them. His friends take him to the restaurant Raisins—where all of the employees are young preteen girls wearing heavy make-up—hoping to cheer him up. Later, Stan asks Bebe for help to get Wendy back. Bebe tells Stan to blast a Peter Gabriel song at her house. However, when doing this, he discovers Wendy has already begun a relationship with Token. Nothing will change Stan's fortunes, and at Kyle's suggestion, when Stan refuses to go to P.E., he decides to socialize with the South Park Elementary's group of Goth kids. He begins wearing dark clothes, consuming large amounts of coffee, and delving deeper into his sadness. Meanwhile, Butters