And speaking of water! Frasier rolls his eyes. Frasier: Good Afternoon, Seattle. Martin: Listen to Roz. Roz: Well, he ought to be, there's a lot riding on his performance tonight. This is about dignity. You'll make a few jokes, a few self- deprecating remarks, you'll be helping sick people and showing everyone you know how to laugh at yourself. [laughs] Frasier, after you left, the station manager stopped by.
Plan: A: his listeners; Q: Who does Frasier offend when he makes a disparaging remark about Seattle's weather? A: the situation; Q: What does Frasier try to fix? A: things; Q: What does Frasier make worse? Summary: When Frasier makes a disparaging remark about Seattle's weather, he offends his listeners. His attempt to remedy the situation by speaking at a charity dinner makes things worse.