When Lucy finds an old promissory note in her attic that was signed by one of Harry's ancestors, Craig calculates that with interest, Uncle Harry now owes them $138,000.
Nothing really special about this episode. The title refers to Lucy taking over the office since Harry can't afford to pay her cash. The script says the Unique Employment Agency is 29 years old which means it was started in 1941.
The best parts are Harry groveling on his hands and knees, Lucy picking over his possessions like a vulture and when he says he doesn't know how to take dictation, Lucy barks "Fake it -- like I did!".
Nothing really special about this episode. The title refers to Lucy taking over the office since Harry can't afford to pay her cash. The script says the Unique Employment Agency is 29 years old which means it was started in 1941.
The best parts are Harry groveling on his hands and knees, Lucy picking over his possessions like a vulture and when he says he doesn't know how to take dictation, Lucy barks "Fake it -- like I did!".
