Kramer and Newman hatch a scheme to arbitrage bottles from NY, where the deposit is 5 cents, to Michigan, where the deposit is 10 cents. They can't figure out how to make the costs work; gas is too expensive (variable costs), and there's too much overhead (fixed costs of tolls, permits, etc.) with using a semi to haul the bottles in volume. Finally, they hatch a scheme to use a mail truck, which lowers their variable and fixed costs to zero.

A question is posed to Ben Campbell by Professor Micky Rosa. Without hesitation Ben answers this correctly, which convinces Professor Rosa that Ben would be a good addition to their "card counting team."

Mrs. Johnson suggests that she and Robert Stroud set up a business that sells bird remedies, as Robert's remedies are well-known. Mrs. Johnson is willing to put in some of her own capital to start the business and even has a company name in mind: Stroud's Specifics.

The American Dream for many people includes the right to own their own business. This clip illustrates the process of forming a business while noting a few of the initial obstacles.

A local scientist finally gets recognition as he is able to make food fall from the sky. This clip is a creative and funny approach to our global food shortage concern.