Adios, KACL, adios. At the rate she's spending, she's going to be out of money before we're back to work. Bulldog: Not anymore. Cut to Frasier and Noel. Cut to Roz and Bulldog. Expensive lunches, needless extravagances. Good to see you. He leaves. He's found a gilded candle snuffer that the Seattle Museum would pay a pretty penny for to have in their collection. I'm Roz, this is Frasier. I'm just wondering if I should have a talk with her. In the booth, the salsa DJ (Jorge) is finishing his last show as he and his producer look depressed. Martin: Why? Niles gives him a look and goes to get sherry. Please? Roz looks touched, but not quite ready. She's on her way over right now, gives me a chance to talk to her about her spending. That used to help Lilith. There we are. We got our jobs back at KACL! You said it was a sure thing this morning. [He sniggers.] [Pulls the check out and gives it to her.]
Plan: A: Roz; Q: Who is in a difficult financial situation? A: her rent and baby clothes; Q: What is Roz struggling to pay for? A: KACL's ratings; Q: What is suffering as a result of the new format? A: the management; Q: Who would not change the format? A: Frasier; Q: Who lends Roz $1500? A: spa treatment; Q: What is one of the things Roz spends her money on? A: their jobs; Q: Eventually, KACL reconsiders and gives Frasier and his colleagues what back? Summary: Roz is in a difficult financial situation, struggling to pay for her rent and baby clothes. KACL's ratings are suffering as a result of the new format, but the management still will not change it. Frasier does not expect this to last, and offers to lend Roz $1500 to help her along in the meantime. He is surprised afterwards to see that she seems to be spending rather extravagantly: spa treatment, expensive lunches, perfume. He wonders if he should talk to her about this, but Martin and Niles firmly advise him not to get involved, especially since he specifically said to Roz that the money was hers to use as she pleased. Eventually, KACL reconsiders and gives Frasier and his colleagues their jobs back.