 Malcolm Kramer, an older gentleman in the bar, has just found out he only has six months to live. He mentions to Sam that he was happiest when he used to tend bar when he was a student, so Sam suggests that he go behind the bar and relive his old college days. He does so and has a great time, and so does everyone in the bar. Before he departs, he leaves a note in the tip jar to show his appreciation, this note unbeknownst to anyone else until after he leaves. It is an amendment to his will, written on a bar napkin, bestowing $100,000 to the gang at Cheers. After getting advice from Cliff and lawyer wannabe Tom on the legalities of the bar napkin, the gang want someone to go get Malcolm back to legalize the will, and fight amongst themselves for what they feel is their rightful individual share. That is, everyone except Diane, who does not like what the prospect of money is doing to her friends. After Malcolm comes back and legalizes the document, he leaves it up to Sam to divvy up the money. The fighting continues and Sam, in a fit of frustration, listens to Diane and burns the will. Or so the bar thinks, as he really burned a fake piece of paper so that he could keep the entire $100,000 for himself. He tells Diane, who is furious with Sam with his greed. After arguing with Diane, Sam finally realizes that the prospect of the money is turning him into a person who he doesn t like and thus he burns the will. Diane is relieved. She has a slight doubt however: did Sam burn the real will or another fake? She makes a final "any person who would do something that vile would have guilt eating away at his guts for the rest of his life" statement. After she leaves the room, Sam finally burns the real will while muttering, "I hate her..."