Toppie talks about some of the latest developments in his home life with his parental units including how he completely upset his mother by being a total slob. Yes, the sh*t is hitting the fan here at the Smellie Ranch! Whotta schmuck! Sheesh.
The closing song is from the album ‘The Velvet Underground’ and is sung by drummer Maureen Tucker.
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It appears, at least for now, Toppie’s dream to own his grandmother’s home is over. A screw up is a scew up is a scew up. Done, done and done.
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Toppie relates how his conversation with his dad went when Toppie told him he wanted to buy his grandmother’s house from him. What lies ahead for Toppie now?
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Toppie can not afford to be anything other than a white tornado today. But before he puts the hairnet, gloves and apron on, Toppie asks himself, “what would a REAL homeowner do?”
Also, a surprise visit from Winnifred Knobstopper from the Butterball Hot-line.
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