 Norm brings prospective new clients into the bar, and pleads with especially Cliff to help his cause in landing the job by not shooting off his mouth. The clients, the Brubakers, end up being dour people and Norm is failing miserably to win their favor, and turns  180 degrees and asks Cliff to help out, especially since both of the Brubakers are "postal brats". Although Cliff is somewhat reluctant, he can t pass up the opportunity to talk, and talk specifically to people with a postal background. Diane is off to a public television auction, which spurs Sam into donating one of his old baseball jerseys. He is doing it in part to help the cause, but also to relive some of his former glory as a local celebrity. The jersey doesn t sell, and may be relegated to Mr. Bobo s table: Mr. Bobo is a chimpanzee who draws viewer s names to which to give the items that don t sell. That fate is worth than death for Sam. First Diane secretly buys the jersey. When Sam finds out, he asks her to take it back to the auction for a legitimate buyer. She does. However, as Sam sees Mr. Bobo on the television, he secretly buys the jersey himself. When Diane finds out, Sam is embarrassed and ends up taking it back to the auction. They take up a collection at the bar to buy the jersey, but when Sam finds out, he asks them not. When the jersey is about to be relegated to Mr. Bobo s table, someone finally buys it. It wasn t anyone in the bar and is relieved. The buyer ends up being someone who doesn t watch baseball or even know who Sam is - he was just tired of seeing the jersey come back time after time. Sam s local celebrity has faded.