The Nanny works part-time instead of full-time but charges Jack for her full-time services. Jack tries to negotiate with her, but due to her competitive negotiation style and non-verbal intimidation, he ultimately gives her the full amount.

Kramer spilled Java World brand coffee on himself while at the movie theater, and he files a lawsuit against the company for not having strong enough coffee covers. The company tries to settle the lawsuit outside of court, and Kramer is quick to accept the settlement.

The students negotiate with Mr. Shoop to be granted things they've wanted in exchange for their attendance and attention during summer school.

Nathan offers Paul $1,000 to change his name to Michael Richards. Paul settles for $1,001 despite setting a higher anchor.

The Democratic White House is at odds with a Republican Congress that is looking to run the table. President Bartlet is arriving to agree to a continuing resolution on budget negotiations. The White House and Congress previously agreed to a 1% cut, but the new Speaker of the House changes the terms last-minute and gives President Bartlet an ultimatum.