Summary: Bud is on the street, looking for Costello’s house. Lou is worried he may be going crazy. Jokes about mental health, and health in general are the theme. Also a horn that sounds when Lou tells a fib. <br> Bud suggests it could be wise to make a will. Jokes shift gears a little and head into the realm of lawyers. Skinny Ennis offers a word of advice before he sings, but if he does it gets snipped. <br> As Lou relaxes, his lawyer visits and he talks about his girlfriend, debts, and his pets. Marilyn Maxwell pops in to comfort the ailing Lou. Marilyn sings, It’s a Pity to Say Goodnight. <br> Lou goes to the psychiatrist which is just the set up for crazy jokes about horses, relationships, and family matters. <br>
