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* StylisticSuck: Frank Ormand's Pretzel Wagon orientation video, which opens with him setting up his camera, organizing his desk, and making a painfully forced FourthWallGreeting.
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Marge goes into business for herself with a soft pretzel franchise (with some help from the local Mafia), only to be challenged by her former small business colleagues (who hired the Yakuza[[note]]Japanese mafia[[/note]] to take her down).
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* CaptainObvious: "I'm not wild about these high-risk ventures. They sound a little risky."
* ContrivedCoincidence: Homer initially seeks out the help of Frank Ormand, the man behind Marge's pretzel franchise, only to learn that he recently died. Homer decides to talk with the executor of Ornmand's estate, only to learn that ''he'' just died too. "They were in the same car."
* CaptainObvious: "I'm not wild about these high-risk ventures. They sound a little risky."
* ContrivedCoincidence: Homer initially seeks out the help of Frank Ormand, the man behind Marge's pretzel franchise, only to learn that he recently died. Homer decides to talk with the executor of Ornmand's estate, only to learn that ''he'' just died too. "They were in the same car."
* DiscoDan: Disco Stu as usual, convinced that disco record sales would continue to trend despite peaking in the '70s, and wearing a pair of fish aquarium platform shoes (he admits he has no idea how to get the dead fish out of them).
* NewJobEpisode: This episode sees Marge attempting to carry a pretzel franchise.
* NotSoInnocentWhistling: Bart does it after he short-circuits Investo, the franchise fair's robot mascot, with his drink.
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* StartMyOwn: Marge takes Lisa's advice to join a franchise to beat her [[strike:former friends]] enemies, at their own game.
* StartMyOwn: Marge takes Lisa's advice to join a franchise to beat her [[strike:former friends]] enemies, at their own game.
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'''Tony:''' Okay.\\
'''Louie:''' See, boss? I told you that ads in the church bulletin would pay off.
* StartMyOwn: Marge takes Lisa's advice to join a franchise to beat her[[strike:former friends]] enemies, former friends at their own game.
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'''Louie:''' See, boss? I told you that ads in the church bulletin would pay off.
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--> '''Fat Tony''': You have twenty-four hours. And to show you I'm serious, you have ''twelve'' hours. See you at 6 AM.
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* UnusuallyUninterestingSight: Bart and Lisa are woken up by the gang war on their lawn, when Lisa asks what's going on, Marge says "It's just a mob war. Go back to back." in the same tone one would say as if it was raining.
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* UnusuallyUninterestingSight: Bart and Lisa are woken up by the gang war on their lawn, when Lisa asks what's going on, Marge says "It's just a mob war. Go back to back.bed." in the same tone one would say as if it was raining.
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* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: Fat Tony proves why he's in charge of the mafia effortlessly punching out two Yakuza goons. When a third lands a hit, he just growls "Come here you little squirt."
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* LongList: Cletus calls all of his children outside: Tiffany, Heather, Cody, Dillon, Dermott, Jordan, Taylor, Brittany, Wesley, Rumor, Scout, Cassidy, Zoe, Chloe, Max, Hunter, Kendall, Caitlan, Noah, Sasha, Morgan, Kira, Ian, Lauren, [[VideoGame/QBert Q-Bert]] Phil.
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* LongList: Cletus calls all of his children outside: Tiffany, Heather, Cody, Dillon, Dermott, Jordan, Taylor, Brittany, Wesley, Rumor, Scout, Cassidy, Zoe, Chloe, Max, Hunter, Kendall, Caitlan, Noah, Sasha, Morgan, Kira, Ian, Lauren, [[VideoGame/QBert Q-Bert]] Q-Bert]], and Phil.
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* TheRival: The Investorettes vs. The Simpsons (especially Marge) and the Springfield Mafia
** RivalTurnedEvil: The Investorettes become this in the last act, when they hire the Yakuza to kill their rivals.
** RivalTurnedEvil: The Investorettes become this in the last act, when they hire the Yakuza to kill their rivals.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: In the beginning of the episode, Marge is kicked out of her friends' group and becomes their [[ArchEnemeis [[ArchEnemies arch enemy]], but in the next episode that features her with them, they are all friends once more. Do they even resolve their differences in the end or what? And who won against the Springfield Mafia and Yakuza?
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* TemptingFate: After Marge tells her family about no longer being one of the Investorettes, Homer tells her that she doesn't need to worry about that for as long as he can provide for them. Right after that, he hits one of his eyes with a hot dog he's trying to eat and it makes him unable to work.
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* TemptingFate: After Marge tells her family about no longer being one of the Investorettes, [[FiveBadBand Investorettes]], Homer tells her that she doesn't need to worry about that for as long as he can provide for them. Right after that, he hits one of his eyes with a hot dog he's trying to eat and it makes him unable to work.
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* VillainyFreeVillain: the Investorettes weren't really doing anything wrong by kicking Marge out of their investment group (Marge herself admitted she didn't like "the whole idea of 'investing'"), and they were well within their rights to compete with her when they both started up mobile snack businesses. But they're such ''jerks'' about it that you're not sad at all when Marge's Mafia goons blow up their truck.
** Keep in mind, Marge ''didn't'' know about Homer getting the Mafia involved at first, but didn't have much choice to go along with it to save both their necks when they wanted their cut. The Investorettes on the other hand, ''knowingly'' hired the Yakuza to compete and take down Marge.
** Keep in mind, Marge ''didn't'' know about Homer getting the Mafia involved at first, but didn't have much choice to go along with it to save both their necks when they wanted their cut. The Investorettes on the other hand, ''knowingly'' hired the Yakuza to compete and take down Marge.
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* VillainyFreeVillain: the Investorettes weren't really doing anything wrong by kicking Marge out of their investment group (Marge herself admitted she didn't like "the whole idea of 'investing'"), and they were well within their rights to compete with her when they both started up mobile snack businesses. But they're such ''jerks'' about it that you're not sad at all when Marge's Mafia goons [[LaserGuidedKarma blow up their truck.
truck]].
** Keep in mind, Marge ''didn't'' know about Homer getting the Mafia involved at first, but didn't have much choice to go along with it to save both their necks when they wanted their cut. The Investorettes on the other hand,''knowingly'' ''[[MoralEventHorizon knowingly]]'' hired the Yakuza to compete and take down Marge.
** Keep in mind, Marge ''didn't'' know about Homer getting the Mafia involved at first, but didn't have much choice to go along with it to save both their necks when they wanted their cut. The Investorettes on the other hand,
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* FiveBadBand: The Investorettes serve as the [[BigBadDuumvirate main antagonists]] of the episode, and the end outright has them cross into villainy because of Homer hiring the Springfield Mafia.
** BigBad: Helen Lovejoy
** TheDragon: Maude Flanders
** TheBrute: Agnes Skinner
** TheEvilGenus: Edna Krabappel
** TheDarkChick: Luanne Van Houten
** SixthRanger: The Yakuza
** BigBad: Helen Lovejoy
** TheDragon: Maude Flanders
** TheBrute: Agnes Skinner
** TheEvilGenus: Edna Krabappel
** TheDarkChick: Luanne Van Houten
** SixthRanger: The Yakuza
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* TookALevelInJerkass: The Investorettes, especially [[{{AlphaBitch}} Helen Lovejoy]]Lovejoy]].
** [[JerkWithAHeartOfJerk Jerks With Hearts of Jerks]]: The Investorettes hate Marge to the point of hiring the Yakuza to kill her, [[WouldHurtAChild her family]], and the Springfield Mafia after the latter destroys their business (which was Homer's fault).
** [[JerkWithAHeartOfJerk Jerks With Hearts of Jerks]]: The Investorettes hate Marge to the point of hiring the Yakuza to kill her, [[WouldHurtAChild her family]], and the Springfield Mafia after the latter destroys their business (which was Homer's fault).
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: In the beginning of the episode, Marge is kicked out of her friends' group and becomes their worst enemy, [[ArchEnemeis arch enemy]], but in the next episode that features her with them, they are all friends once more. Do they even resolve their differences in the end or what? And who won against the Springfield Mafia and Yakuza?
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* OutrunTheFireball: Parodied when the mob blow up the Investorettes' falafel wagon. Maude is talking to Chief Wiggum who guides her through the process for throwing herself on the floor in front of the fireball.
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* JapanesePoliteness: "Forgiveness, please!"
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* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome / StrollingThroughTheChaos: The little guy in the Yakuza who is standing perfectly still as the fight rages around him. Homer wants to see him fight and knows it'll be good, but the second Marge gets him to come inside, we hear a barrage of screaming and punching. We see him later [[FunnyBackgroundEvent doing backflips through the Simpson's window]] (he apologizes to them before going back outside).
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* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome / StrollingThroughTheChaos: The little guy in the Yakuza who is standing perfectly still as the fight rages around him. Homer wants to see him fight and knows it'll be good, but the second Marge gets him to come inside, we hear a barrage of screaming and punching. We see The episode ends with him later [[FunnyBackgroundEvent doing backflips coming crashing through the Simpson's window]] (he apologizes family's kitchen window; he [[JapanesePoliteness apologizes]] to them before going hurrying back outside).outside.
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* TickerTapeParade:Marge stages a fake tickertape parade (with Lisa as an astronaut) to avoid littering laws when she throws flyers for her pretzel business off the buildings.
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* TickerTapeParade: There's a gag where the family hold a fake parade (with Lisa as an astronaut) so they can drop leaflets for Marge's pretzel-selling business. Marge stages a tickertape parade to avoid littering laws when she throws flyers for her pretzel business off the buildings.
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* BitchInSheepsClothing: Maude Flanders. She's a huge bitch when she's not around her family.
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* StartMyOwn: Marge takes Lisa's advice to join a franchise to beat her former friends, now enemies, at their own game.
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*{{Introdump}}: Parodied with Cletus having bought 300 pretzels to feed his children, and then proceeds to call them all out of the house by name... [[OverlyLongGag all twenty-six of them.]]
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* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome: NoEnding: The episode ends abruptly in the middle of the mob war.
**According to the audio commentary, the writers decided to ThrowItIn, as they were stumped for an ending.
* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome / StrollingThroughTheChaos: The little guy inYakuza.the Yakuza who is standing perfectly still as the fight rages around him. Homer wants to see him fight and knows it'll be good, but the second Marge gets him to come inside, we hear a barrage of screaming and punching. We see him later [[FunnyBackgroundEvent doing backflips through the Simpson's window]] (he apologizes to them before going back outside).
* OutrunTheFireball: Parodied when the mob blow up the Investorettes' falafel wagon. Maude is talking to Chief Wiggum who guides her through the process for throwing herself on the floor in front of the fireball.
* ProducePelting: Marge tries to sell her pretzels at a ballgame, but the sports fans end up hurling them at Whitey Ford.
* SanctuaryOfSolitude: Spoofed.
-->'''Homer:''' ''(kneeling in a church)'' I've never reached to you before but my wife is in her hour of need. Your help could make all the difference in the world.\\
''(RevealShot shows that he's actually talking to a group of gangsters)''
* TickerTapeParade: There's a gag where the family hold a fake parade (with Lisa as an astronaut) so they can drop leaflets for Marge's pretzel-selling business. Marge stages a tickertape parade to avoid littering laws when she throws flyers for her pretzel business off the buildings.
--> '''Chief Wiggum''': Welcome back, space girl. (sniffs)
* VillainyFreeVillain: the Investorettes weren't really doing anything wrong by kicking Marge out of their investment group (Marge herself admitted she didn't like "the whole idea of 'investing'"), and they were well within their rights to compete with her when they both started up mobile snack businesses. But they're such ''jerks'' about it that you're not sad at all when Marge's Mafia goons blow up their truck.
** Keep in mind, Marge ''didn't'' know about Homer getting the Mafia involved at first, but didn't have much choice to go along with it to save both their necks when they wanted their cut. The Investorettes on the other hand, ''knowingly'' hired the Yakuza to compete and take down Marge.
* {{Yakuza}}
**According to the audio commentary, the writers decided to ThrowItIn, as they were stumped for an ending.
* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome / StrollingThroughTheChaos: The little guy in
* OutrunTheFireball: Parodied when the mob blow up the Investorettes' falafel wagon. Maude is talking to Chief Wiggum who guides her through the process for throwing herself on the floor in front of the fireball.
* ProducePelting: Marge tries to sell her pretzels at a ballgame, but the sports fans end up hurling them at Whitey Ford.
* SanctuaryOfSolitude: Spoofed.
-->'''Homer:''' ''(kneeling in a church)'' I've never reached to you before but my wife is in her hour of need. Your help could make all the difference in the world.\\
''(RevealShot shows that he's actually talking to a group of gangsters)''
* TickerTapeParade: There's a gag where the family hold a fake parade (with Lisa as an astronaut) so they can drop leaflets for Marge's pretzel-selling business. Marge stages a tickertape parade to avoid littering laws when she throws flyers for her pretzel business off the buildings.
--> '''Chief Wiggum''': Welcome back, space girl. (sniffs)
* VillainyFreeVillain: the Investorettes weren't really doing anything wrong by kicking Marge out of their investment group (Marge herself admitted she didn't like "the whole idea of 'investing'"), and they were well within their rights to compete with her when they both started up mobile snack businesses. But they're such ''jerks'' about it that you're not sad at all when Marge's Mafia goons blow up their truck.
** Keep in mind, Marge ''didn't'' know about Homer getting the Mafia involved at first, but didn't have much choice to go along with it to save both their necks when they wanted their cut. The Investorettes on the other hand, ''knowingly'' hired the Yakuza to compete and take down Marge.
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* {{Bowdlerization}}: The gorier descriptions of the Yakuza and the end fight on the lawn have been edited on the UK's Sky One channel.
* DealWithTheDevil: Fat Tony does Homer the favor of helping Marge's business succeed, but only in return for getting all the money.
-->'''Homer:''' You mean the mob only did me a favor to get something in return? Oh, Fat Tony! I will say good day to you, sir!\\
'''Fat Tony:''' Okay. I will go. ''(leaves, then realizes what has happened)'' Hey, wait a minute!
* DealWithTheDevil: Fat Tony does Homer the favor of helping Marge's business succeed, but only in return for getting all the money.
-->'''Homer:''' You mean the mob only did me a favor to get something in return? Oh, Fat Tony! I will say good day to you, sir!\\
'''Fat Tony:''' Okay. I will go. ''(leaves, then realizes what has happened)'' Hey, wait a minute!
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* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome: The little guy in Yakuza. Homer wants to see him fight and knows it'll be good, but the second Marge gets him to come inside, we hear a barrage of screaming and punching.
* YouHave48Hours: Fat Tony's ultimatum to Marge.
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* OffscreenMomentOfAwesome: The little guy in Yakuza. Homer wants to see him fight and knows it'll be good, but the second Marge gets him to come inside, we hear a barrage of screaming and punching.
* YouHave48Hours: Fat Tony's ultimatum to Marge.
-->"You have
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First Aired - 1/19/1997
First Aired - 1/19/1997
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