Charlie and Mrs. Landingham burst through a set of doors together. Charlie asks her if she's getting the eight-speaker stereo. She is not, nor is she getting the six-speaker stereo. Charlie wants to know just how many speakers she's getting. Mrs. Landingham: "I have two ears. How many speakers do I need?" Charlie: "At least six and a sub-woofer." She's not getting a sub-woofer. He asks whether she's getting the tow package. She is not. Charlie wants to know how she's going to tow her boat. Well, since she doesn't have one, it's not much of a problem. He asks what she tows. Mrs. Landingham: "Groceries." Charlie: "You could probably put those in the trunk." Mrs. Landingham: "Yeah." Charlie moves on to haranguing her about tinted windows as Josh comes up to them. Charlie tells Josh that she's picking up her new car today. Mrs. Landingham tells Josh that she wishes she hadn't said anything: "Why do men think a woman can't buy a car without a man?" Josh gently says that it's an old stereotype, and then asks whether she got the extended service warranty. Mrs. Landingham: "No." Josh to Charlie: "Women." Mrs. Landingham asks what Josh wants. He says he got a message that Leo wanted to see him; Mrs. Landingham says he's in his office. Josh asks whether she got the tow package. Charlie: "See?" All I know is, we should have gotten the tow package on our car. Not that we have a boat or camper. Yet. We just occasionally could use a U-Haul. Wait, I just remembered why we didn't: Frink has some issue with things projecting off the car. He wants one of these hitches you can push in and hide, which probably cost twice as much. You think it's a picnic trying to select vehicles, machinery, tools, and appliances with an engineer, you should try it sometime. Anyway, Mrs.L. points and says, "He's in his office."