[ Kettle whistling ]
-Then when we're leaving, you just turn around,
smile, and say, "Thanks for choosing Plumoutta.
When you're plum outta anything else,
just give us a call."
-Okay, Dad, let's just -- let's be honest.
I'm overqualified for this job and you know that.
I have a degree, remember,
the last thing I need is to be going door to door.
-That's absolutely true, Katie.
But you're also 26 years old and you're living in my house.
So you can either get a job or move out.
-That is not fair. Dad, in this economy
we both know it takes some time to find the right fit.
It -- if anything, this job is probably holding me back.
-This is your delivery schedule,
this is payment records, grocery items,
and everything else we already talked about.
Welcome to the family business.
Eh?
-I cannot believe this.
[ Sighs ]
[ Engine starts ]
[ Knock on door ]
-Good afternoon. Hi.
-Thank you for choosing Plumoutta.
Here are your groceries.
Please check to make sure everything is in order.
Are you going to be paying cash, check, or bill to your account?
-Katie? -What?
-Katie Jacobson, I thought that was you.
It's Claire. Claire Robbins from Lakeview High.
Oh, my God. It's so good to see you.
Feel like I never see anyone from high school anymore.
It's like everybody went off to college
and then got an amazing job and never came back, right?
Either that or they got married like me and started having kids.
So, what've you been up to?
-Hi.
-Looks like I'm plum outta everything, huh?
-Yeah.
Uh, here are your groceries.
Are you going to paying with cash, credit,
or do we bill your account?
-This is wrong. -I'm sorry.
-This is the wrong soap, wrong detergent.
All of this is wrong. Are you sure this is my order?
-Oh, I think so. Are you Sean? -You think so.
How hard it is to get groceries from a list?
Seriously, how hard is it?
-No, it's not hard, it must have just gotten mixed up.
-Because, 'cause there's a list and then there are groceries
and then there's a bag.
-I'm sorry, but -- Let's -- -Okay, okay.
-Just tell me what I did wrong and I'll just fix --
-Pretty much everything, so, here, I'll give you this.
There you go. Tell our boss I'm out.
Cool. Bye.
-God.
And so if this is your way of punishing me,
then you are succeeding,
because this is by far the worst experience
that I've ever had in my life.
So, congratulations.
[ Siren wailing ]
[ Baby crying ]
-Hi, thank you for choosing Plumoutta.
Here are your groceries.
Please make sure everything is in check.
Are you paying cash, credit, or bill it to account?
-Thank you so much.
-Are you going to pay the cash, check, or just bill
it to your account? -Oh, um.
-I'm sorry, you have to have a credit card
already linked if you want to bill it.
-Right, ah, we thought that --
-You just thought that the groceries
were gonna pay for themselves?
Look I've had a real long day, so if we can --
-No there must just be a mistake.
-I am so sorry.
Have a nice day, okay?
-Excuse me, Katie?
Let me know if your dad has any openings.
I'm looking for a job.
-Yeah, sure thing.
[ Baby continues crying ]