 The Ricardos spend a sleepless night wondering if they ve made a wise decision to move. Ricky frets how much suburban life will cost as opposed to life in the city. Lucy breaks into tears when she realizes how old she ll be once the mortgage is paid. Still they are undeterred and now comes the sentimental chore of packing sixteen years of wonderful memories into crates and boxes. Lucy takes one last tearful look around Apartment 3D at 623 East 68 Street and leaves just as the new occupants, a newlywed couple, the Taylors, arrive. The Taylors love the Ricardos furniture and they agree to sell it to them. Lucy overhears what Mrs. Taylor plans to do with  her  furniture and buys each piece back from them. The Mertzes, who have agreed to house the Ricardos until they are able to move into their new home, go along with Lucy s change of plan, but when Ricky tells them that the move will be delayed, Lucy needs to run for cover amid her recently reacquired old furniture.