Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Your pa's setting Jethro up in business.
There is.
He and Jethro's out front right now, talking heart to stomach.
The dirty dishes.
He did bring excitement to mealtime.
OK, but first you got to order something.
The sky's the limit.
In my own restaurant?
Everybody has to fall a time or two before they take the first step.
All right, let's go.
Start looking out around Kansas City.
We ain't planning to spend that much money.
Hi, Granny.
The apron was my own idea.
Look inside yourself.
I got it, a carrot.
My first customer.
No.
Didn't want to get it smudged.
I hope he didn't leave any of the peels around for folks to slip on.
It was always saying to him.
Don't say nothing to Jethro, but this place ain't worth no $200,000.
That's me.
Didn't matter.
Besides, he says he's gonna be a frog cook.
Look, look over there.
A drop or two.
Story about a man named Jed, a poor mountaineer, barely kept his family fed.
You can't tell me nothing about the facts of life.
Please, tell Jethro you've made a mistake that you'll find him something better.