The company has a discussion on ethical dilemmas involving stealing in a perilous situation. They then shift into a philosophical discussion when Andy asks Michael how he knows the wall in the room is there if he's not looking at it. Michael goes into a deeper philosophical discussion by questioning the knowledge of other people and objects.

Norma Rae is a textile factory worker who became involved in labor union activities after the health of her co-workers was put in jeapordy. She refuses to leave work and rallies her co-workers to go on strike and form a union. After she successfully gets every co-worker to stop working, the factory managers intervene and send her to jail in a police car. This is a great clip to use when teaching about the importance of a Triple Bottom Line (People-Profit-Planet) in business, which goes beyond the profit motive.

Eddy tries to sell Kevin a nicely-designed bike, knowing very well that it has a poor build quality.

Eddy starts a summer BBQ shop in order to make some money. However, it isn't summertime; he artificially creates summer conditions in the cul-de-sac to fool everyone. He does this so that he can continue his scams.

Skarr is awarded the "Best Neighbor" award, despite Billy ruining the garden he cultivated to win the award. Although Skarr was in a better position due to Billy's actions he attempts to murder Billy out of revenge. Billy points out all of Skarr's new benefits to convice him his revenge is senseless, but Skarr goes through with trying to kill him anyway. Skarr tells Billy "remember, this is what you get for being a bad neighbor," and Billy points out how it's Skarr who is the bad neighbor for trying to kill him.