Fries With That?

Profits are down and Ben must fire an employee to reduce overhead. After conducting an efficiency study to determine who is expendable, it turns out, it is Ben.

Robyn finds out that she is going to have to wear braces. Once in place, she refuses to open her mouth, instead choosing to converse through body language and hand-written signs.

Robyn is forced to take over as Assistant Manager and hates it. Pattie sees Robyn's new role as a bonus, believing they can all goof off now that one of their own is the boss.

Desperate to join the Goodfellows Guild at school, Pattie sets up an interview with the club President on a day that Ben decrees everyone must look and behave like Alex.

He might hate it, but Alex wants to keep his job at Bulky's. However, his tenure is on thin ice, and on the verge of being terminated, when Ben hires a champion burger flipper.

Alex wins a competition to be Bulky's spokesperson and gets right to work creating a new ad campaign. The success soon goes straight to Alex's head.

Ben buys an aromatic spray at a pet store hoping to stun a pesky mouse and get it out of the restaurant, but his plan goes awry when the staff become affected by the spray.

Pattie and Tess run against each other for President of the Student Council but end up spending more time campaigning than working, until Pattie begins buying votes with free food.

Pattie develops a crush on John Smith who claims he was sent from Bulky's head office to catch a counterfeiter. However, it soon becomes clear that John Smith is not who he claims.

Alex's tattoo attracts unwanted attention from a biker who mistakes him for a member of a rival gang. The biker instructs Alex to meet in the parking lot after work.

Pattie reneges on a promise to Tess causing Tess to put a curse on Pattie. Pattie does not believe in curses, but bad luck arrives, nonetheless.

Robyn is in love, but it is not a happy love story, as Robyn is in love with the cook from a rival fast food chain. As she soon learns, love and work do not mix.

Robyn begins listening to cult-like self-help tapes to boost her self-confidence. Soon, her self-help initiative completely alters her personality, making her unbearably assertive.

Ben is penniless but he desperately wants a new cellphone, so he asks Robyn to lend him some money by inventing a heartbreaking story about a poor friend that he wants to help.

Ben ropes Pattie into a contest to win a shiny trophy to display at Bulky's. Trouble is, Pattie must compete against Chris in a thumb-wrestling competition to win the trophy.

Robyn is attracted to Ryan, the editor of the school newspaper, and all would be fine except that Ryan is attracted to Pattie, who has absolutely no interest in him.

There is a gangsta rapper in town and everyone wants to go to the concert, but money is a problem for Alex. Perhaps the overnight cleanup shift will allow him to earn the cash.

When Alex starts a rock band, Ben complains that his practicing is distracting him from work and advises him to quit the band. However, Ben soon changes his tune.

Tommy McGuire, the star of a new superhero movie "Tiger Man," appears at Bulky's in full Tiger Man regalia for a special appearance. Alex is unimpressed.