Opens with a sleeping Frank awakened by a cockroach crawling over him. Frank is getting in the way of the staff, demonstrating his ignorance of the restaurant business, and looking for some way to make himself useful. A salesman talks him into buying a huge quantity of lobsters, even though the restaurant freezer is always breaking and the restaurant does not have a fish tank. Finally, to get him out from underfoot, they send him to the French Market to buy produce and beignets. The staff is busy getting ready to cater the party to celebrate Hannahs engagement to the surgeon. When Frank finds out, he tries to cancel the catering contract out of jealousy, but Hannahs mother arrives with papers proving that Franks father borrowed $10,000 from her with the restaurant as collateral, and Frank not only has to cater the party, but he has to show up himself. It turns out that Hannahs fiancee, Dr. Boysenberry, has a high, squeaky voice. The books on restaurant management that Frank has ordered arrive. (UCLA Archives)