02x19 - Swap Day

[bunniefuu]

♪ Yeah, we'll make it right on City Island ♪

[dramatic music]

- Mark Marker here,

reporting live from Swap Day at City Island Elementary.

- Sounds fun.

Do you need any money?

- Sorry, Bill.

When you swap, there isn't any selling.

There's a garage sale next door

that would love your help.

- Ooo, I love sales!

- Look at all these cool swappable items.

Lidia has these fun pompoms from her cheerleading days.

[Lidia blowing whistle]

Sally and Piper are here with home baked spice cookies.

- They're sweet and spicy! - Just like us.

- [Mark] It's Windy with a dazzling array

of her finest bows.

- They're every color of the rainbow!

- [Mark] Watt Light, keeping it bright.

He's trading this one of a kind comic book.

- It's the first issue of Watt Light Comics.

I drew it myself.

- You heard it here first!

Happy swapping g*ng!

- My comic is sure to be a hit.

It's a fresh take on superhero mythology,

plus it has explosions.

I bet I can swap it for something super cool.

[gasping] A Dusty Buster Space Helmet

with retractable visor and laser lights!

I've always wanted one!

Hello, Boxter, my good man.

Put on your oven mitts, this item is red hot.

It's a comic I made myself!

- Okay, first edition, white pages.

Well, it's a cool comic, Walt.

- Watt.

- But not quite what I'm in the market for.

What I'm really looking for is something sweet.

- Oh no!

My comic is sweet to the eyes, not to the mouth.

- Mmm, tough luck, Walt.

[buzzer buzzing]

- I gotta get that helmet.

What am I gonna do?

- Another dramatic moment at Swap Day.

Watt, how are you feeling?

Bummed! - Yes.

- Miserable? - Yep.

- Dejected.

- Don't those words mean the same thing?

- Sorry, I just swapped my microphone for a thesaurus.

It was fair, even and equitable.

- I thought my comic would be a surefire swap,

but I got turned down.

- You have to consider value.

The value is what each item is worth to different people.

- I'm worth exactly $.

- That's great, Bill.

But with swapping it doesn't always matter

how much money something costs.

- What?

I'm going back to the garage sale.

- What do you mean, Mark?

- Your comic has a high value to you because you love it,

but other people may not feel the same way.

If you know what someone likes, you'll know what they value.

- Hmm, how can I swap from my comic to that helmet?

Windy likes cool comics.

Lidia likes bows for her ponytail.

Sally and Piper like dancing with pompoms

and Boxter likes sweets.

Hello, Boxter,

I believe you were looking for something sweet.

What do you think about trading for these cookies?

- Hmm, good smell, looks crispy, nice chip distribution.

[cookie crunching]

I believe we have a trade.

Here is your Dusty Buster Helmet.

- All right!

- Nice helmet, Watt!

It looks like you finally found a fair swap.

- Thanks to your advice,

I was able to figure out what was most valuable to everyone

and get something I really wanted.

- There you have it.

Another fine day of swapping at City Island Elementary.

It was fun, enjoyable and entertaining.

Man, I love this thesaurus!

- Good swapping today, Watt.

- Thanks, Windy.

Can I read that when you're done?

[whimsical music]