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** Title is a reference to the CharacterCatchphrase of ''Magazine/{{Mad}}'' mascot Alfred E. Newman, "What, me worry?"
** Store next door is [[Music/BoyzIIMen Boys II Mend]], male tailors.
** Burger of the Day is "The [[Music/ElectricLightOrchestra Electric Light Okra-Slaw]] Burger.
** Store next door is [[Music/BoyzIIMen Boys II Mend]], male tailors.
** Burger of the Day is "The [[Music/ElectricLightOrchestra Electric Light Okra-Slaw]] Burger.
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** Title The episode's title is a reference to the CharacterCatchphrase of ''Magazine/{{Mad}}'' mascot Alfred E. Newman, "What, me worry?"
**Store The store next door is [[Music/BoyzIIMen Boys II Mend]], male tailors.
** Burger of the Day is "The [[Music/ElectricLightOrchestra Electric LightOkra-Slaw]] Okra-Slaw]]" Burger.
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** Burger of the Day is "The [[Music/ElectricLightOrchestra Electric Light
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* HopeSpot: About two-thirds of the way through the episode, Tina, Gene, and Louise are resigning themselves to spending the night locked in the booth when Louise looks up and sees Bob outside. Unfortunately, he's too far away from the clam to hear the kids yelling through it, and he keeps walking.
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* SoProudOfYou: Big Bob actually believes that, despite all the negativity he has about life, his grandchildren will live in the "terrifying" future so that they can fix it to be better (not that the ''Belcher'' kids' current aspirations for the future involve fixing anything on a grand scale, but still, he likes to believe in them).
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* UngratefulBastard: Bob manages to pry open the door and saves his kids from being possibly blacklisted in the no-ride list of Wonder Wharf, but once Bob self-congratulates himself on having enough strength for opening the door himself, Gene rubs it in by being unsure about it.
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* NotSoDifferentRemark: While Bob's worries about Big Bob being overly negative are fair, it's pointed out near the end of the episode that Bob himself isn't exactly a positive person either.
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* NotSoDifferentRemark: While Bob's worries about Big Bob being overly negative are fair, it's pointed out near the end of the episode that Bob himself isn't exactly a positive person either. However, Bob is not ''as'' negative as Big Bob is (Bob is negative about how things don't go his way and his lack of stamina, while Big Bob is negative and gloomier about all life itself).
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* SimpleSolutionWontWork: Bob's first instinct on finding the kids are locked in the booth is to find a Wonder Wharf employee to unlock the door. Louise talks him out of it when she realizes they could get in more serious trouble if a Wharf employee knew they were messing with the clam.
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* SimpleSolutionWontWork: Bob's first instinct on finding the kids are locked in the booth is to find a Wonder Wharf employee to unlock the door. Louise talks him out of it when she realizes they could get in more serious trouble if a Wharf employee knew they were messing with the clam. Bob manages to pry the door open with a piece of scrap metal instead.
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* SimpleSolutionWontWork: Bob's first instinct on finding the kids are locked in the booth is to find a Wonder Wharf employee to unlock the door. Louise talks him out of it when she realizes they could get in more serious trouble if a Wharf employee knew they were messing with the clam.
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* ThatCameOutWrong: When Bob is deciding whether or not to check in with Big Bob and the kids, he argues with Linda that he's going to be a cool, '''f'''un-'''l'''oving buffer. Bob then tries shortening that to "a fluffer," before quickly backtracking.[[note]]A fluffer is/was a person employed to keep a porn performer's penis erect on the set.[[/note]]
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* AccidentalNightmareFuel: In-universe, all of Teddy's attempts at seeming friendly in the photos ends up looking unsettling. When Linda shows a few to a customer to ask if she'd ever hire Teddy to do repairs, she immediately states she'd never let him in her house.
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* AccidentalNightmareFuel: In-universe, In-universe; all of Teddy's attempts at seeming friendly in the photos ends up looking unsettling. When Linda shows a few to a customer to ask if she'd ever hire Teddy to do repairs, she immediately states she'd never let him in her house.
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* AccidentalNightmareFuel: In-universe, all of Teddy's attempts at seeming friendly in the photos ends up looking unsettling. When Linda shows a few to a customer to ask if she'd ever hire Teddy to do repairs, she immediately states she'd never let him in her house.
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*TheCynic: A major plotline of the episode revolves around Big Bob's tendency to be overly negative, which Bob worries will rub off on the kids and a major reason Bob doesn't want them to be left alone with Big Bob. This stems from Bob's own experiences with his father, and implies that Bob's own cynicism (which is called out near the end of the episode) was influenced by his father in some way.
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*NotSoDifferentRemark: While Bob's worries about Big Bob being overly negative are fair, it's pointed out near the end of the episode that Bob himself isn't exactly a positive person either.
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** Store next door is [{Music/BoyzIIMen Boys II Mend]], male tailors.
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** Store next door is [{Music/BoyzIIMen [[Music/BoyzIIMen Boys II Mend]], male tailors.
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* UnflatteringIDPhoto: The B-plot involves Teddy needing a good photo to post on a handyman website, but all his photos make him look sinister somehow. Linda finds that the only way Teddy looks friendly on camera is when he's eating a burger.
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* UnflatteringIDPhoto: The B-plot involves Teddy needing a good photo to post on a handyman website, but all his photos make him look sinister somehow. in some way, to the point that another customer feels unsafe being left in the same room as Teddy. Linda finds that the only way Teddy looks friendly on camera is when he's eating a burger.burger.
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* TerribleIDPhoto: The B-plot involves Teddy needing a good photo to post on a handyman website, but all his photos make him look sinister somehow. Linda finds that the only way Teddy looks friendly on camera is when he's eating a burger.
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* TerribleIDPhoto: UnflatteringIDPhoto: The B-plot involves Teddy needing a good photo to post on a handyman website, but all his photos make him look sinister somehow. Linda finds that the only way Teddy looks friendly on camera is when he's eating a burger.
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The Belcher Kids spend a special day with Big Bob at the Wharf, where they get into trouble with its new fortune-telling clam.
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* LockedInARoom: The Belcher kids sneak into the control booth for Clamstradamus, the fortune-telling clam in front of the fried clams shack. While playing around, they don't notice when the employee who ran the clam before them locks the door, leaving them trapped inside.
* NotSoAboveItAll: Tina insists on not playing with Clamstradamus, but the moment three cute teenaged boys walk by, she talks through the clam to flirt with them.
* ShoutOut:
** Title is a reference to the CharacterCatchphrase of ''Magazine/{{Mad}}'' mascot Alfred E. Newman, "What, me worry?"
** Store next door is [{Music/BoyzIIMen Boys II Mend]], male tailors.
** Burger of the Day is "The [[Music/ElectricLightOrchestra Electric Light Okra-Slaw]] Burger.
* TerribleIDPhoto: The B-plot involves Teddy needing a good photo to post on a handyman website, but all his photos make him look sinister somehow. Linda finds that the only way Teddy looks friendly on camera is when he's eating a burger.
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!!Tropes:
* LockedInARoom: The Belcher kids sneak into the control booth for Clamstradamus, the fortune-telling clam in front of the fried clams shack. While playing around, they don't notice when the employee who ran the clam before them locks the door, leaving them trapped inside.
* NotSoAboveItAll: Tina insists on not playing with Clamstradamus, but the moment three cute teenaged boys walk by, she talks through the clam to flirt with them.
* ShoutOut:
** Title is a reference to the CharacterCatchphrase of ''Magazine/{{Mad}}'' mascot Alfred E. Newman, "What, me worry?"
** Store next door is [{Music/BoyzIIMen Boys II Mend]], male tailors.
** Burger of the Day is "The [[Music/ElectricLightOrchestra Electric Light Okra-Slaw]] Burger.
* TerribleIDPhoto: The B-plot involves Teddy needing a good photo to post on a handyman website, but all his photos make him look sinister somehow. Linda finds that the only way Teddy looks friendly on camera is when he's eating a burger.
