 Cliff is boasting that a woman, Lynette Cahill, that he met in Florida has been sending him love letters, and even produces at least the envelope from one of those letters. But even more amazing, at least to Carla, is that Drusilla Dimeglio, Carla s evil principal from her childhood school days at St. Clete s, is sitting in the bar. Or at least she thinks it s her. Carla vowed vengeance on the woman who caused her childhood to be a living hell. But it s been twenty years since Carla s seen her, and so for confirmation, she calls in some of her friends from her St. Clete s days. Not only don t they think it s her, they don t really care. So Carla s on her own. Alone at the end of the evening with the mystery woman, Carla does find out that she is indeed the dreaded Drusilla Dimeglio. But before Carla can exact her fantasy revenge of shaving the evil one s head, Drusilla explains to Carla that she only did what she thought best to make the girls at St. Clete s better people. So Carla and "Drusy" become the best of pals, but not before Carla takes some action. Back with Cliff, Norm and Sam find out that in reality Lynette Cahill is the owner of the motel Cliff stayed at in Florida, and is threatening to sue Cliff unless he returns or pays for the towels, ashtrays, light bulbs, doorknobs, and shower curtain assembly including rod that he stole from the motel. But being the good friend that Norm is, he supports Cliff s lie to the rest of the guys at the bar.