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When
Dick attempts (and fails) to convince the students at Tommy's high
school Career Day that physics is exciting, he reconsiders his choice
of occupations. When Don lets him participate in a police interrogation,
however, Dick learns that an education in physics can be used to
succeed in a variety of pursuits -- for instance, baffling a suspect
into confessing. Also, Dick orders Sally and Harry to get their
own jobs. Harry tries his hand as a sympathetic bartender who ministers
to his customers' psyches as much their thirsts. Sally becomes a
research assistant for Albright, but concentrates more on buttering
up her new boss than on doing thorough work, a skill that keeps
her from getting fired when her shoddy translations cause embarrassment
when Albright uses them in a speech.
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