Editing Cat Valentine (section)

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Cat returns home from school to find Sam working on a community service assignment, using photoshopped images of herself feeding homeless animals. Cat doubts the photos will help. The topic shifts to a bland foreign fruit Cat bought for Gwen and Ruby, two British girls they are babysitting later. Sam mentions British kids like bibble, which makes Cat panic.

When Gwen and Ruby arrive, Cat receives a text from Nona asking for help with a bingo game. Sam goes to Elderly Acres to get Nona's signature for her assignment but must first help set up the bingo game. Nona agrees to sign Sam’s form in exchange for her assistance.

Dice visits Cat, selling a hybrid spoon-knife called a "spife" and later learns that Gwen and Ruby's father has unreleased PearPhones. Dice buys five phones for $500, only to find that the boxes contain rocks instead.

Sam and Cat discover Gwen and Ruby are con artists. Sam plans revenge, and Cat eagerly exchanges her bike to buy a barrel of bibble, only to find it’s filled with cotton swabs. Gwen and Ruby spray Cat with a hose when she confronts them.

Sam and Cat set up a fake bingo game at Elderly Acres, offering a flat screen TV as the prize. Gwen and Ruby, wanting to win the TV, engage in a bidding war over the bingo card Cat buys, which turns out to be the winning card. They pay $500 for it.

The plan seems to backfire when the police arrive, revealing the bingo game’s prize exceeds legal limits. Amid confusion and a heated argument, Hank arrives and reveals everyone was in on the scheme. Dice gets his money back, Cat gets her bike, Sam gets her signature, and Dice gives spives to everyone.

Gwen and Ruby are left outside a dumpster, trying to get a ride home, and break the fourth wall by cheering, revealing that they were part of a scripted show.