"This is sloppy detective work, even for you" implies that Cuthbert is frequently getting involved in sloppy detective work.
This whole thing was a ride from start to finish, not unlike Cuthbert and Asigal's skate contest.

It might be worth mentioning that the original was by Darren Nesbit. Putting it through a free-to-use 3D character program and recording in such a way that the volume fluctuates to the point of clipping is really a poor attempt to disguise it.

I love how every non-solid substance is made of either olives or poopy.

The controls are very slippery, which takes some getting used to, and it also makes avoiding the one-hit deaths more of a chore than a challenge. Plus, you can stick to the side of the track by holding the direction opposite the one you slid in. Overall, it seems like a game-making tutorial that hasn't had a lot of thought put into it. Some parts are satisfying, but it's nothing that keeps me coming back just yet.