Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

TINA: This is kind of nice.
♪ Ooh, quarter-assin' ♪
Hey, there's a plate
- Let's do it. - LOUISE: Ah, Tina.
I didn't make a sales chart, but if I did, it would go like this.
He's, like, super busy in a meeting or something.
- Whoa, whoa, whoa. - (school bell rings)
but you don't want to attract looks.
My identical twin brother has been dining and dashing
- and down a little. - Yeah, that checks out.
♪ She'll talk about it later, she'll circle back ♪
We couldn't finish these next door,
We celebrated all our sales
We can sell them for 25 cents a pair,
How stupid do you think we are?
Well, let's get to selling, people.
By the way, Rudy, thank you for letting me stand on you.
It's called Zeke's hot nut sack
- Okay, it's him. - Damn it!
No, just chips and chocolate-covered almonds
I've never hit a place three times.
- Teddy! - You're Bob's kid,
Fine. We need dust masks and Band-Aids and gloves
So I made Wood Chuck.
Fool me twice, guess where the shame is now? Still you!
- Ugh, but who? - Yeah. Ha-ha.
Not gonna let that bother me.
the Wagstaff small business class.
- What can go wrong, huh? - Okay.
You broke Liam Joe!
(slurping)
It's a clown nose for horses.
- ♪ A little bit of the cheek. ♪ - (door bells jingle)
and a second kind of chocolate-covered almonds.
Calculator, check. Business casual barrette, check.
and "Terrible at business" would be placed
Oh. Where we do.
What, I should have caught him? He had a huge head start.
Where am I?!
I'm tired of dashing, Bob. Can we start over?
- Get over here, come on. - Aah.
Go, Bob, g... Oh, Bob gave up.
You might as well try to sell the whole stupid company.
Oh, you're still vice president, Tammy.
Ugh. Imagine having a brother like that.