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"Sibling War"
Seth bets that Ashley can't sell more goods than him -- if Seth wins, Ashley must shovel the snow in the parking lot; but if Ashley wins, she gets Seth's office for a week. A man who was cussing a blue streak tries to sell a video game system. A bass player wanted to buy a new bass to replace the one that was broken, but he only as $150 -- and his gig is tonight. A woman pawns her gold tooth, but how will she be able to eat while it's in hock? A woman, whose pawn was transferred to American Jewelry, is very impatient to pay for her pawn of jewelry. A woman sells a ring given to her by her boyfriend as an "apology" for breaking up; however, she wants more than cash -- she wants the clerk, Rich. Also: a man sells a vending machine that also warms the food it sells.
"Gold Hustle"
A woman gets irate when she was offered money for her video game system, for an amount she felt was not fair. Another woman, a regular customer, gets angry when she was late paying for her camera; Ashley commandeers the situation and refuses to let anyone else help, worsening the problem; her skills are then questioned when Seth and Les observe her with other customers. A man tries to sell a gas-powered remote-controlled car, except that he has trouble starting it up. A man pays an employee $120 for a snowblower, except that this "employee" does not work at American Jewelry. Also: a man sells an archery set.
"Les’ Revenge"
A woman only wants to pay $1 for her layaway, but when Les would not allow it, she turns to a higher authority. A man sells Seth some Detroit Red Wings memorabilia, but Les feels that the money Seth offers was too much, and some of the items he buys are just for him and not for resale -- out of spite, Les later buys an old glass window that was used for the downtown Hudson's. A man tries to return a TV that he claims doesn't work -- though it was a month before he turned it on, and he has no warranty; the trouble is -- it works, and he's still not satisfied. A woman offers a body vibration exercise machine, though its side benefits bring more attention to the guys. Also: a couple sells a pedal car.
