Arnold the Entrepreneur

Season 7, Episode 8, Aired

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Entrepreneur Arnold reluctantly allows Sam to be a part of his new scheme, when Sam realizes only Arnold will reap the profits, he breaks up the partnership and becomes the competition.

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      • Arnold: ...I guess you're right, Dad - Fighting over money is dumb...Especially when there's no money to fight over.

      • Drummond: ...I want to tell you boys about my first business; I started it with somebody I'd known all my life. For some time, all went very well. Then he and I had a fight over money. It got pretty gritty; we said a lot of things to each other that really stung--and a couple of things which still sting to this day. Eventually, he stormed off for good. On that day, I lost more than a shrewd partner; I lost a good friend. Years later, we patched it up--but things were never quite the same between us. Sam: ...Could that happen to Arnold and me? Drummond: You never know, Sam; it could. See, this friend and partner I've just told you about was--my father.

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