[Evening at the Krusty Krab. Squidward switches the
'open' sign to 'closed.' He appears very optimistic.]
Squidward: Closing time. The happiest time of the day!
[Scene cuts to SpongeBob in the kitchen crying and
sniffling]
SpongeBob: Closing time. [sniffles] The saddest time
of the day! [falls on the ground still crying] Huh? [he notices an old Patty
under the grill] It's a Krabby Patty. [SpongeBob tries to pick it up but it's
stuck to some gum] Eww... It's cold and hard. [takes the Patty out from under
the grill] This could have rolled under there years ago. [pats it on the head]
There, there, little one, your journey is almost over. [SpongeBob tosses the Patty
in the trash.]
[A siren goes off as a fishing line retrieves the
patty]
Mr. Krabs: [runs in] What happened? [gasps then runs
up to the trash can] Someone tried to throw away a patty! [takes it off the
hook]
Pinch-o-matic: Pinch-o-matic has saved you 5.2 cents.
SpongeBob: But, Mr. Krabs, I found that under the
grill.
Mr. Krabs: And tomorrow, a customer will find it under
his bun. [hands it to SpongeBob]
SpongeBob: But it's old and cold. And so very full of
mold.
Mr. Krabs: You're not to make another Patty until that
one is sold. Understand?
French Narrator: The next day...
SpongeBob: Order up, Squidward. [puts the tray with
the Foggy Patty on the window]
Squidward: [sarcastically] Hooray. [smells the Foggy
Patty then flips the top bun off. Flies buzz around the stinking patty.] Uh...
SpongeBob, can I get one with less... fog?
SpongeBob: Sorry, Squidward. Mr. Krabs' orders.
Squidward: Whatever. [he hands the tray to Gus] Here
you are, sir. One Krabby Patty.
[Gus sniffs it. He screams with disgust and quickly
back-flips his way out of the restaurant. Scene cuts to the Krusty crew
standing by the door.]
Mr. Krabs: I don't understand! We haven't had a
customer in weeks! I wonder if it's the new placemats?
Squidward: What? [splutters in frustration at Krabs'
stupidity] Placemats?! Have you lost your mind? It's that old Patty you keep
trying to sell to everybody! It's gone bad.
Mr. Krabs: Gone bad? That's nonsense! Bring it here,
SpongeBob. [picks up the cage with the Patty inside it] Uh, why is it in a
cage?
SpongeBob: Because it growled at me.
[Patty is now sentient and starts to growl and bark
like some sort of dog. Squidward hides behind Mr. Krabs]
Mr. Krabs: You two would have never have lasted in the
navy. Let's see how bad you are. [takes the Patty out of its cage but it still
barks and growls in Mr. Krabs' face] No... no... [the Patty barks and growls
some more] Stay... [throws a 'treat' into its mouth] Thatta girl! There, there.
[He pats it gently] See? Good enough to eat. [about to eat it when an ambulance
goes by] Oh, look, an ambulance. Now, then... [takes bite of the Patty]
[Scene suddenly cuts to him moaning, now green in
color due to food poisoning, being rolled on a gurney, into a hospital]
Mr. Krabs: SpongeBob?
SpongeBob: Yes, Mr. Krabs?
Mr. Krabs: Make sure you wrap up that Patty. I'm not
finished with it yet!
[Scene cuts to Mr. Krabs in a hospital bed]
Purple Doctorfish: Well, Mr. Krabs, you gave us quite
the scare.
Mr. Krabs: So I'm gonna be okay, doc?
Purple Doctorfish: Well, if you don't want to take my
word for it, let's just check your chart. [looks at the chart] Let's see here.
Hmmm... oh, no! [starts to shake] Oh no, this is terrible! [drops the
clipboard]
Mr. Krabs: Everything okay, doc?
Purple Doctorfish: Don't touch me! [runs out
screaming]
Mr. Krabs: That's not a good sign.
[Thunder roars as the room turns into green. The
Flying Dutchman appears. Mr. Krabs pulls his covers over his head, showing he's
scared.]
Flying Dutchman: Har, har har har har har har har har
har!
Mr. Krabs: Oh, no, it's the Flying Dutchman!
Flying Dutchman: Eugene Krabs, your time has come.
Mr. Krabs: I'm not Eugene Krabs, I'm, uhh, Harold.
Harold, uhh... [looks at the flower vase next to him] Flower!
Flying Dutchman: Oh, sorry. I must have the wrong
room. [flies out] Excuse me, nurse?
Nurse: [in a happy, musical tone] Yes?
Flying Dutchman: I'm looking for Eugene Krabs.
Nurse: Oh, he's in that room right there.
Flying Dutchman: No, that's Harold Flower's room.
Nurse: [confused] Harold Flower?
[Flying Dutchman quickly goes back to Mr. Krabs in
anger]
Flying Dutchman: So, Krabs, you thought you could fool
the Flying Dutchman?
Mr. Krabs: What do you want from me?
Flying Dutchman: I'm here to escort you to the resting
place of all bad undersea folk: Davy Jones' locker!
Mr. Krabs: Davy Jones' locker?! Why do I have to go
there? I'm not a bad crab!
Flying Dutchman: Ah, but you were cheap, and being
cheap is a terrible thing. Next stop, Davy Jones' locker! [Evil laughs.]
[Scene cuts to Davy Jones' locker where Flying
Dutchman and Mr. Krabs reappear.]
Flying Dutchman: Here we are.
Mr. Krabs: [smells something nasty] Blech! Why does it
smell so foul?
Flying Dutchman: Davy Jones works out a lot. [opens
the locker where a bunch of smelly gym socks are] These are his socks. Get in!
Mr. Krabs: [gets on his knees and starts crying] Oh,
please, Mr. Dutchman, I don't wanna go in there! I'll do anything! Please, give
me another chance!
Flying Dutchman: Come on, Krabs, show a little
dignity.
Mr. Krabs: [Frantically] Mommy!
Flying Dutchman: Alright, alright, stop your crying.
I'll give you another chance, but you must always be generous, never cheap.
Mr. Krabs: You have me word as a sailor.
[Scene cuts to the dilapidated Krusty Krab where a
sign hangs over it that reads 'Out of Business']
Squidward: [looking through Mr. Krabs' desk drawers]
Mr. Krabs' nose hair clippers. I could use these.
[SpongeBob is wearing his hat and holding his spatula,
crying]
SpongeBob: Squidward, you shouldn't be going through
Mr. Krabs' belongings. [sniffs] He won't like it!
Squidward: SpongeBob, I told you what the doctor said.
Mr. Krabs isn't coming back. [Wears a stethoscope. Tries to open the safe,
putting a stethoscope onto the safe to avoid suspicion.] Now, keep quiet so I
can hear the tumblers in his safe.
[Mr. Krabs walks in]
Mr. Krabs: Hey, boys!
[SpongeBob screams with joy as Squidward sheepishly
hides his stethoscope behind his back]
SpongeBob: Mr. Krabs, I knew it! You're alive! [clings
to Mr. Krabs happily] Squidward, look, it's Mr. Krabs! Isn't this too good to
be true?
Squidward: [Deadpan] Well, it was.
Mr. Krabs: You know, boys, being sick made me do a lot
of thinking. My whole life has been about money. Saving money, collecting
money, [mimics being infatuated to money] touching money... [returns back to
normal talking] Well, you get the picture. But no more. You're looking at the
new, improved, non-cheap Mr. Krabs.
[Scene cuts to outside the Krusty Krab where a giant
'Grand Re-Opening' sign is hanging. 'Buy' and 'Free' signs are in the window]
Mr. Krabs: Welcome all, welcome!
[A little kid walks up to Mr. Krabs]
Mr. Krabs: Hello, little one. What you got there?
Monroe: A Krabby Patty.
Mr. Krabs: [laughs] Of course, you do! You know what
that means, right?
Monroe: I don't go hungry?
Mr. Krabs: No, silly! It means free toy! [gives him a
little toy]
Monroe: Gee, thanks Mr. Krabs. I thought you were a
cheap, old tightwad.
Mr. Krabs: I was, son, I was. Free toys for everyone!
And free refills!
[Everyone cheers. Mr. Krabs runs up to SpongeBob]
Mr. Krabs: Hello, boy! Say, where's Squidward?
SpongeBob: Oh, he's taking one of those break things
in your office, I mean, the 'employee lounge'.
[Scene cuts to Squidward sleeping peacefully in a bed
in Mr. Krabs' office. Back to the main room.]
Mr. Krabs: [Joyfully] Great!
Martha: Excuse me, but I dropped my Krabby Patty.
Could I get another one?
Mr. Krabs: SpongeBob?
SpongeBob: Yes sir. [takes the patty and lifts the top
bun where a disclaimer, written in ketchup form, is shown, and he reads it]
Krusty Krab policy clearly states that once the burger has reached the
customer, it is his/her responsibility...
Mr. Krabs: SpongeBob! [puts down the bun] That's the
old policy. Now run back and bring out a fresh one.
SpongeBob: Aye, aye, sir. [goes into the kitchen]
Mr. Krabs: Sorry about the confusion. [pulls out a
toy] Free toy?
[Martha takes it, looking confused]
Squidward: Eugene, my man.
Mr. Krabs: Squidward! How's the break coming?
Squidward: Should be over in a couple of hours. Have
SpongeBob send back a patty and an iced-tea, will you? [Winks then walks off]
Mr. Krabs: Sure thing, Squidward. Take it easy.
[Mr. Krabs walks up to a customer watching a movie on
a small television hanging from the ceiling]
Mr. Krabs: Are you enjoying your in-meal movie?
Harold: This movie hasn't even been in the theaters
yet!
Mr. Krabs: [pats the customer on the back] No expense
spared for my valued customers.
[Scene cuts to Mr. Krabs and SpongeBob standing in
front of the restaurant]
Mr. Krabs: Look at all those happy faces. It sure does
feel good to be generous.
Squidward: [walks in with some envelopes] Here's your
mail, Eugene.
Mr. Krabs: Thanks, Squidward. You look rested.
Squidward: Yeah, these naps at work are doing wonders
for me. [stretches and yawns a little]
Mr. Krabs: Credit card bills. Well, I knew this was
coming. Let's see what the damage is. [opens the envelope] Only ten thousand
dollars. That's not so bad. [runs up to the cash register] I'll just subtract
it from today's profit. [opens the register, but it's empty] And...there's no
money in here. [laughs] How delightful.
SpongeBob: Squidward, I'm worried about Mr. Krabs.
Squidward: Me, too. How are we gonna get paid? [both
walk up to Mr. Krabs] Gee, Mr. Krabs, you sure are taking total bankruptcy
well.
Mr. Krabs: Oh, it's just a bad dream. (In Latin Spanish,
he says "Oh, it's just a nightmare".) I'll wake up soon. [SpongeBob
and Squidward look at each other surprised]
Squidward: Uh... "dream"? (In Latin Spanish,
he questions "Nightmare?")
Mr. Krabs: Sure. I'm still in the hospital sleeping
like a baby!
SpongeBob: Umm, you checked out of the hospital this
morning.
Squidward: Here's the bill. [hands Mr. Krabs the bill
from earlier]
Mr. Krabs: You mean... I'm awake?! [he screams in
horror as his head cracks through the middle over and over. Each time he cracks
his head open, a new one appears.]
[Mr. Krabs now changes from generous to greedy and
races up to Nat drinking a Mountain Dew-like drink and he confiscates it from
him]
Mr. Krabs: No more refills!
[Mr. Krabs takes it to the soda machine and the drink
gets sucked back into it like a vacuum. Then, he runs up to two kids playing
with toys. He swipes them also.]
Mr. Krabs: Give me back them toys, you freeloaders!
[And Mr. Krabs then runs back over to Harold watching
the movie earlier]
Mr. Krabs: [while tapping a remote] Show's over,
cheapskate!
[Mr. Krabs turns the TV off, then presses a button
that erases his memory of the movie. Harold goes dizzy.]
Nathiel Waters: Hey, it's my lucky day, a penny!
[reaches for the penny]
Mr. Krabs: [grabs a hold of the customer's arm] Your
luck just ran out!
Nathiel Waters: Hey, man, ease back. You're crushing
my arm.
Mr. Krabs: Unhand that penny, or the arm comes off.
[Flying Dutchman reappears. The customer runs away]
Flying Dutchman: A-ha! That little display of
parsimonious penny pinching just earned you a nice little spot in Davy Jones'
locker... For eternity!
Mr. Krabs: I'm not cheap, I'm generous!
Squidward: You almost tore a man's arm off for a
penny.
Mr. Krabs: [sarcastically] Thanks, Squidward, I knew I
could count on you. [Flying Dutchman picks him up] Well, a deal's a deal. Let's
go.
SpongeBob: Wait just a burger-flipping second!
[Flying Dutchman turns around]
Flying Dutchman: Who dares back-sass the Flying
Dutchman?
SpongeBob: That would be me: SpongeBob Back-SassPants.
I say you got the wrong crab. This Mr. Krabs is the most generous, big-hearted,
non-skinflinted crab in the whole sea. [While SpongeBob speaks, Mr. Krabs is
happy at SpongeBob's words]
Flying Dutchman: He'd sell your soul for a couple of
bucks.
SpongeBob: I'd bet my soul he wouldn't.
Flying Dutchman: You got yourself a bet. [to Mr.
Krabs] Okay, Krabs, I'll let you stay, but first, help me settle a bet. If you
had to choose between SpongeBob and all the money I have in my pocket, which
would you take?
Mr. Krabs: That depends. How much money we talking
about?
SpongeBob: Mr. Krabs!
Flying Dutchman: [shows some coins] 62 cents.
Mr. Krabs: I'll take the money.
SpongeBob: Mr. Krabs!
Flying Dutchman: Here you go, Krabs. 62 cents. [hands
him the change and picks up SpongeBob] Next stop: Davy Jones' locker!
[SpongeBob screams as they both disappear]
Mr. Krabs: [Runs to Squidward, happy] Look, Squidward,
money!
Squidward: Mr. Krabs, I can't believe I'm saying this,
but how could you trade SpongeBob for sixty-two cents?
Mr. Krabs: You think I could've gotten more?
Squidward: He stuck up for you and you sold him out.
You should be ashamed of yourself!
Mr. Krabs: [Briefly looks at his change in a sad way
until he starts to cry.] Oh, what have I done? [cries] I want another chance! I
didn't learn anything! I lost me best fry cook! I don't want this foul money!
[throws the change on the ground] I want SpongeBob back!
[Flying Dutchman reappears and drops SpongeBob on the
floor]
Flying Dutchman: Here, take him back.
Mr. Krabs: You heard what I said about the money?
Flying Dutchman: Heard what you said? I couldn't hear
myself thinking with this one around. I only had him for thirty seconds. [while
speaking, scene cuts to SpongeBob and Flying Dutchman at Davy Jones' locker
with SpongeBob talking a lot] And it's jellyfishing this and Mermaid Man that.
Why, not giving him back is a fate worse than death!
SpongeBob: [In the Davy Jones' locker scene, talking
simultaneously with the Flying Dutchman's explanations, talking super quickly]
Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy are the greatest. They're close personal friends
of mine. They taught me everything. I love jellyfishing, do you like
jellyfishing? I do. You want to go jellyfishing with me some time? Bring your
own net!
Flying Dutchman: He's your problem now. [laughs evilly
as he disappears]
Mr. Krabs: Heh, about trading you for pocket change...
SpongeBob: Say no more, Mr. Krabs. You did it for the
Krusty Krab. I would have done the same thing.
Mr. Krabs: You would have?
SpongeBob: No.
[SpongeBob, Mr. Krabs, and Squidward all laugh. Scene
cuts to the Flying Dutchman sitting on a chair, reading a book until the phone
rings]
Flying Dutchman: [picks up phone] Dutchman's
residence.
SpongeBob: [on the other end, talking super quickly] So, as I was saying, you and me gotta hang out more. What nights are good for you? Here are the nights that are good for me: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday. I gotta work. [Flying Dutchman groans] I work at the Krusty Krab. My best friend is Patrick. He's pink.