(gentle music)
- You know, you don't have to do this, Claire.
- Tutoring for the country club is hardly rocket science.
And I like looking for jobs.
It's like window shopping, but for opportunities.
- Too bad the Appeal doesn't run through the summer.
- You need variety on your resume anyway, Leyla.
Something that tells colleges
you're not afraid to try new things.
- I just need something on my resume.
All of these jobs require experience.
But how am I supposed to get experience
if I can't get a job?
- Don't stress, Harm.
Like my mom always says,
"You've just gotta get your foot in the door."
- When I was at the Crown Lake Club,
they have openings for activity counselors.
- That could be something.
- I used to babysit my cousins.
- Not for me.
I'm no good with kids.
- What if we all get a job at the same place?
And then we can spend the entire summer together.
- I'll put in a good word for you with Forest, the manager.
- Thanks, Claire.
- Here's to a summer of girl bosses.
(midtempo music)
♪ We fly so high ♪
♪ We fly together, fly together ♪
♪ We are a girl gang ♪
♪ Like birds of a feather, birds of a feather ♪
♪ We fly so high ♪
♪ We fly together, fly together ♪
♪ We are a girl gang ♪
♪ Like birds of a feather, birds of a feather ♪
(midtempo guitar music)
(midtempo music)
- So do you think we're underdressed?
- No, I think we look good.
Let's just go inside and find the manager.
(midtempo music continues)
- Thanks for taking me to the Galleria.
Who knew I'd need a swimsuit and gloves for camping?
- Have you ever been to the mountains?
It's gets cold at night, little bro.
- Oh, maybe I can just stay home with you this summer.
- Oh, come on, you're gonna have the time
of your life, Darnell.
Okay, hey, I'm gonna get us to ice teas.
And when I get back,
you're gonna let me know what I've missed in Attaway, okay?
- All right.
- Do you want to talk about it?
- Do you?
I know Eggie's going to summer camp today.
- (sighs) He's barely looked at me since the play.
I guess he and Simone really are staying together.
- I really thought...
Never mind.
Clearly, whatever I thought was wrong.
Otherwise, Simone wouldn't have stayed with him.
- I'm so sorry, Leyla.
You deserve better.
- So do you.
- C'est la vie, his loss.
- Hers too, but I'm over it.
I spent way too much energy worrying about that girl.
Time to focus on getting a job instead.
- That's my girl.
Now give me your resume, it needs some edits.
(gentle music)
- How'd it go?
- Honestly, I think it went well.
Now get in there and crush it.
They're gonna love you.
- Thanks, Bel.
(gentle music)
- Careful, it's one of a kind.
Oh, sorry, I'm kidding.
I didn't mean to scare you.
- You didn't scare me.
(gentle music continues)
- Did you know that Crown Lake
owns the only original L. Blau sketches?
They're right over there.
- Actually, I did know that.
My friend Claire told me.
- Claire Fitzroy?
You know Claire?
- What's so surprising about that?
- Nothing, I just haven't seen you around.
Your parents just join?
- I'm not a member.
I'm applying for a job.
- Oh, sorry.
Probably should've never assumed.
I'm Ernie, by the way.
- Ernie?
I didn't actually think people
still named their kids that anymore.
- My full name is Ernest Jones III,
so he can blame my great-grandmother.
- Ah, the third?
Fancy.
- And you are?
- I'm Bel, although my real name is Isabella.
(gentle music continues)
- Bel?
- I've gotta go.
- Oh, I hope to see you around, Isabella.
(gentle music continues)
(upbeat music)
- Achoo!
(upbeat music continues)
- All right, this looks great.
We'll call you.
- Awesome. - Great.
- Okay. - Thank you.
- Oh.
Oh, you know actually...
Ha ha! - Woo!
- Woo!
Okay, thank you so much.
- Okay. - Bye, feel free to leave.
Okay.
(upbeat music ends)
- Well, ladies, thanks so much for coming in today.
Congratulations, Bel, the job is yours.
McAdams, even though your sister gave me a headache,
you weren't that bad.
And in a normal year I would hire you too,
but the budgets are tighter than you usual this summer.
- So I didn't get the job?
- I'm sorry, Harmony.
Bel, if you'll follow me,
I have some paperwork for you to fill out.
- I'm so sorry, Harm.
- It's okay, there are so many more jobs.
My mom is expecting me home for dinner.
(gentle music)
- You didn't. - I totally did.
I was supposed to go on stage with Harmony,
but I freaked out and ran out.
- Well, hey, don't sweat it, man.
You know it happens to the best of us?
- I don't think so.
You've never ran off the field for a football game before.
- Yeah, but you should've seen me
when I was giving Luna her promise ring.
I thought I was gonna throw up on her shoes.
- Eww. - I know.
But you see when something's really important to us,
it's way scarier.
- I guess.
- Hey, and it's cool that you liked theater.
So what, you think you'll audition next semester?
- Definitely not.
I was more there for Harmony than the actual play.
- Harmony McAdams, huh?
- It's not like that.
She's just a good friend.
- Good friend, right.
- Okay, well, maybe I like her more than a friend.
- Does she know?
- No, I haven't really found the right time to tell her,
plus I'm leaving, so.
- No, then you'll be thinking about it all summer.
Come on, man, you gotta tell her before you leave.
Then you'll both know where you stand.
- But what if she doesn't feel the same way?
- Then you'll have all summer to get over her.
(lighthearted music)
(lighthearted music ends)
- Hi, are you okay?
- I'm okay, but I'm locked out.
My sister was supposed to be here when I got home.
I think she forgot.
- Do you want me to wait with you?
I'm Harmony, I live next door.
- I'm Judy.
- Want a snack while you wait?
- Thanks.
- So where's your sister?
- I don't know.
She says she's busy after three o'clock
so she won't babysit me.
She's always busy.
- Sounds like you need a better babysitter.
- Judy, what are you doing out here?
Are you okay?
Where's your sister?
- I don't know, but I'm okay.
My new friend Harmony sat with me.
- You must be the McAdams girl.
I met your mom the other day.
- That's me, I'm Harmony.
- Thanks for looking after Judy.
(sighs) If I could only find good help.
- Why doesn't Harmony be my babysitter?
- Oh, honey, I'm sure she has better things
to do for the summer.
- Actually, I don't, and I really need a job.
- Really?
Come inside, let's talk about it.
- You're gonna be the best babysitter.
(gentle music)
- So they weren't perfect interviews, it happens.
- I sneezed in Sadie's sock.
- Okay, yeah, that's not great.
But something is gonna work out.
(phone rings)
- Hello?
(upbeat music)
Yes, this is she.
Yes, I'm still available.
(upbeat music continues)
Of course.
I'll see you then.
(upbeat music continues)
(gentle piano music)
- So tell me about some of your babysitting experience.
- Of course, I have this little cousin,
her name's Chelsea, she was nine at the time.
(gentle piano music continues)
(bell above door rings)
- Leyla, you're here, excellent.
So grab your visor, your apron, and your paperwork.
And a think that your coworker is around here somewhere.
You guys can meet before you officially start.
(dramatic music)
- [Announcer] Next week on "Chicken Girls."
- Are you on the dance team at your school?
I really, really, really wanna make the team.
- It's gonna be a long summer.
- Claire was saying that she wants to join
the Traditions Committee. - I was?
- I didn't know you worked here.
- I'm so happy to see I'm working with you.
- Same goes for me, I assume?