Life on a Stick

Laz and Fred get their jobs back at "Yippee, Hot Dogs" to work off the damage they caused when they deep-fried everything in Mr. Hut's office. Meanwhile, Fred, Laz and Lily discover the beauty of the mall barter system and exchange movie tickets, tanning sessions, manicures and pedicures for corn dogs. Meanwhile, Molly goes out with Jasper but is deflated when he brings his girlfriend with him on their "date".

The fish shop across from "Yippee, Hot Dogs" becomes stiff competition when the employees use singing to bait customers. And while Laz and Lily's bond gets stronger and Fred begins to feel left out, he jumps ship and joins the singing opposition. Meanwhile, Molly continues to fish for compliments from Jasper.

Laz has agreed to watch over Molly in order to continue living at home, but when he inspires her to defy her German teacher, she learns her lesson. Her act of insubordination garners her adulation from the class and, more importantly, it gets her a show of affection from Jasper. Meanwhile, Fred advises Mr. Hut to stand up to his wife but when the advice backfires, Fred is forced to become a lonely Mr. Hut's new buddy.

Fred wants to date Allison, a cute girl from the Rendevous clothing store, but Lily tells him that Rendevous girls only date Sports City guys, and Laz just makes matters worse. When Allison's jealous ex, Evan, vows to beat him up, Fred shows up for the fight wearing thick glasses on the theory that Evan wouldn't hit a guy with glasses. Meanwhile, after Molly mistakenly says "I love you" to Jasper, she starts saying it to everyone, making her mom Michelle especially happy