Krabs continuously invents new rules for the contest in an attempt to stop Plankton from getting his patty. Krabs turns Plankton's plan on him by actually having him eat the Krabby Patty because of this, the patty ingredients combined with his stomach contents make a rather awful recipe. Krabs puts one on as a way to stall Plankton from getting a Krabby Patty. "Jar of Jellybeans" Contest: With bun seeds instead of jellybeans, but otherwise it is this trope.SpongeBob: Huh, good thing I ordered us extra bu. Krabs disposes of all the buns to prevent SpongeBob from being able to make a Krabby Patty for Plankton, a delivery guy shows up. Krabs struggles to say the word "free" until SpongeBob slaps him on the back. Cannot Spit It Out: When announcing the contest, Mr.Bottle Episode: Most of the episode is set in the Krusty Krab, with a brief scene of the Chum Bucket near the end.Krabs forces him to swallow it, and even though Plankton cuts it out of his stomach, he can't analyze the contents correctly due to his stomach contents being mixed with the patty, and the Krabby Patties he tries to sell taste awful. The Bad Guy Wins: Plankton guesses the exact number of bun seeds, including one stuck to the inside of the jar lid, thus he wins the patty.Mind you, considering what a cheapskate Krabs is, he probably did this on purpose to try and prevent anyone from actually winning. Krabs gives for the contest, would be physically impossible to do so in real life, so most contests have the winner guessing closest to the correct count.
Artistic License: Guessing the right amount of objects, like the rule Mr.Krabs is determined to stop him from getting it. Plankton wins a Krabby Patty in a guessing contest, but Mr. Tempting Fate: "I can't say no to my little Gare-Bear!" Turns out he has to.Sudden Soundtrack Stop: When SpongeBob is trying to say no to Gary, Gary bribes him by showing the picture he got Gary at the pound the sponge is briefly flattered with a happy tune to match, but once he realizes what's going on, the music suddenly stops as the sponge finally begins to give his word.
"Shaggy Dog" Story: After everything SpongeBob goes through, Gary stops bothering him by just being told "no.".Gary seems to want Snail Bites even after they're discontinued, but once SpongeBob tells him no, he stops, hinting he was testing SpongeBob's inability to be stern. Overly-Long Gag: Gary constantly meowing for more Snail Bites.Then again, Gary possibly made SpongeBob go on this wild goose chase just so he'll be sterner.įactory worker: We're closed! Do I have to spell it out for you? C-S-L-O-S-Z-E-D. "Could Have Avoided This!" Plot: The whole plot of the episode never would've happened if SpongeBob just told Gary "no," which he eventually does.Continuity Nod: This wasn't the first time SpongeBob had trouble saying no.
Even Gary tries to bribe him with a picture of the time SpongeBob first got him from the pound before SpongeBob finally sees through and tells him no.
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