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When slow construction starts bringing Cobb's business down, Bannister has to decide two employees to lay off.

Feeling neglected by Howard, Edna hires an actor to play her 'secret lover'.

Bannister decided to hire his old friend as the store's new butcher. Before long, the new hire is offending everyone in sight, and Bannister has to decide to fire him or not.

When bannister's heartbroken niece arrives for a visit, Howard goes into an over-protective frenzy.

Bannister fills in for Murray's dad on a father and son wilderneess survival test.

When Bannister loses the Grandpa Morgan Chocolate Chip Cookie account, help comes from a local bag lady who loves to bake.

Christian is seduced by an attractive friend of Edna's. In order to impress her, Jack represents himself as the manager of Cobb's.

It's contract negotiation time at Cobb's and after 12 years, Bannister feels he deserves a raise.

Although Edna wants the job herself, Bannister assigns Christian in charge of creating a store display.

Instead of spending the staff's money wisely, Bannister buys them a racehorse and enters it into a race the very next day.

Word of a new gold mine prompts Bannister to convince Edna to investigate their life savings.

Birthday girl Edna receives flowers from one of her high school sweethearts who want to see her again. Their reunion gets interrupted when a jealous Bannister shows up.

Marlene's new boyfriend convinces her to join a religious cult. Bannister tries to free Marlene from the cult, but gets pulled into the spell of the cult.

A child who refuses to speak, has been left behind at the store. Since no child has been reported missing, they decide to keep the boy at the store until someone comes to get him.

When Bannister discovers Viker has been kicked out of his house, and is now sleeping on the couch in his office. Bannister offers to let Viker stay with them.

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