I got this terrible obscene phone call. It's starting. Frasier reaches the table just as a couple sits down at it. How you feeling? Niles: Ah, there he is, the man who floats like a lepidoptera and stings like a hymenoptera. Frasier: A tad. He chuckles and waves them off. As a matter of fact, I'm going to call the gentleman that I manhandled and... and apologize to him for not having worked out our dispute in the right way in the first place- through words. People, please. Niles: [pulling Frasier close to him and whispering] Counter suit! [to crowd] He admits it!
Plan: A: Frasier; Q: Who feels that he stands alone in upholding common courtesy? A: his patience; Q: What does Frasier lose in a crowded Café Nervosa? A: a man; Q: Who did Frasier eject from a table in Café Nervosa? A: a hero; Q: What is Frasier hailed as? A: a wave; Q: How many phone calls to KACL report that people have started emulating Frasier? A: Niles; Q: Who provokes the man to ensure a counter-suit? Summary: Frasier feels that he stands alone in upholding common courtesy, and loses his patience in a crowded Café Nervosa, forcibly ejecting a man who claimed a table just before him. He is hailed as a hero, and a wave of phone calls to KACL report how people have started emulating him. However, the man he targeted threatens to sue. Niles provokes the man to ensure a counter-suit.