input: TEXT: OPEN AT ELDER GILMORE RESIDENCE [Lorelai, Rory, Emily, and Richard are eating dinner] EMILY: It's simply disgraceful. RICHARD: For years, we've had peace in the neighborhood. EMILY: I knew the Richmonds were going to be trouble when they missed the block party last month. LORELAI: I don't understand. They gave out full-size candy bars for Halloween. So what? EMILY: Not full-size candy bars, Lorelai - king-size candy bars. RICHARD: We've been giving out full-size candy bars for years now. EMILY: And then those people move in and throw the entire balance of the neighborhood off. They made everybody look ridiculous. RICHARD: It's very embarrassing. EMILY: I think we have to do something about this - maybe go to the homeowners association. LORELAI: Two Halloweens ago, someone painted the Duprees' Chihuahua orange and nobody went to the homeowners association then. EMILY: Well, everybody hated Taco. LORELAI: I think you're making a little too much of this. EMILY: I saw Mae Richmond at Bay Wellington's two weeks before Halloween. She had ample time to bring it up then, and nothing - not a word. I think it might be time to go after their ball machine. RORY: Their ball machine? RICHARD: They have a ball machine on their tennis court that is extraordinarily loud and unpredictable. EMILY: Flying, thumping balls all over the place. LORELAI: Flying, thumping what all over the place? EMILY: Balls. [Lorelai giggles] EMILY: You are four. LORELAI: And balls are funny. RICHARD: Don't worry, Emily. If the homeowners association doesn't do anything, we'll take this to the neighbors, get a petition going. LORELAI: Or if that doesn't work, you could throw some hoods on and burn a full-size Mars bar on their front lawn. EMILY
  SUMMARY:
output: Emily offers Lorelai and Sookie the job of catering the party to launch Richard's new business venture, then runs them ragged with demands. Meanwhile, at school, Rory finds that her roommates' activities are preventing her from studying.