Harry visits a jewelry store at the mall and plans to quickly buy a necklace to surprise his wife. He asks the salesperson to speed up the process before his wife returns. Despite the salesperson's assurance that he is going to be quick, he takes a long time to wrap the box.

Gekko speaks to the shareholders of Teldar Paper and criticizes the company for its bureaucracy and for highly compensating vice presidents that aren't essential to the business' operations.

Danny asks Michael and Maddie to be his pretend children for an afternoon in exchange for something they want. Each child settles on a deal with Danny. Maddie negotiates payment and acting classes, and Michael negotiates for a PlayStation 3.

In this clip, Sweet Dee tries to pitch her multilevel marketing scheme ("Invigaron") to the gang. The "product" is obviously useless, but it demonstrates the need for good marketing.

Due to the popularity and success of Ed's sauce, Ed's manager tells Ed that he will get 10 cents for every good burger that is sold. Looking to cash in on the opportunity, Dexter has Ed sign a contract to split the royalties 20-80 in his favor. After they sign the contract, Dexter prevents Ed from telling another employee the sauce recipe because he understands the risks associated with giving it away.