![]() ![]() Lisa is at first angry that Bart built the statue just to burn it (essentially, to burn Lisa in effigy), but she decides to forgive him anyway. Just then, Dolph, Jimbo and Kearney show up carrying lit torches and announcing that they're ready to torch the "Wicker Witch of the West". She actually likes it so much, she forgives him and breaks the 20-foot "poking pole" in half. He lobbies his fellow associates at Sprawl-Mart to shut the store down, but they insist that they have learned to accept the things they cannot change and steal whatever is not nailed down, Homer eventually leaves the store on his own, driving through the front door in a fork lift loaded with several plasma TVs.īack in the Simpson backyard, Bart builds a giant statue of Lisa using wicker. ![]() He is forced to work all night and day without being paid, and he cannot leave the store because the management had a v-chip implanted in his head that will shock him painfully if he leaves. Meanwhile, at Sprawl-Mart, Homer finds out he's not so much a worker as he is a slave. He begins peeing outdoors (instead of running to the house to use the toilet) and running with a pack of wild dogs. Now living in a tent at the edge of the property, Bart takes a look at nature and embraces it. ![]() Bart can now only live at the edge of the Simpson family property. Bart testifies that Lisa has no sense of humor and in the process manages to insult the humorless judge who increases the restraining order to 200 feet (61 meters to the Europeans in the back of the courtroom). Marge appeals in Family Court (with Judge Constance Harm hearing the case) to get the restraining order removed. At school, the order means that Bart can't even enter the school and he is forced to sit outside in the rain. Lisa, however, starts abusing the power of the restraining order and follows him wherever he goes (which in real life would be grounds for having the order removed). To make the restraining order more fun, Homer makes a 20-foot pole that can be used to warn Bart when he's less than 20 feet from Lisa and needs to move away. Wiggum shows the family a Gary Busey-hosted videotape, Get Out of My Dreams and Also Out of My Car: A Guide to Your Restraining Order, which teaches Bart how to live with a restraining order. Under the order, according to Chief Wiggum, Bart must remain twenty feet away from Lisa at all times, or he will face more legal consequences. The next day, Lisa is still angry with Bart and takes out a restraining order against him. Homer is pleased with the offer, due to the low expectations, and takes the job. Homer proves to be a success as a people greeter, prompting the manager to offer Homer a full-time position without any chance of advancement. Grampa gets hurt, loses his people-greeting abilities and asks Homer to take over for him as the people greeter. ![]() Meanwhile, Homer and Marge go shopping at the Sprawl-Mart and find Grampa working there as a greeter. Lisa's pleas go unheard, however, as the students are instead laughing hysterically at Bart's prank (which involves sending farting noises over a walkie-talkie while Lisa tries to talk). Bart, for his part, plays a practical joke on her as she desperately asks the students to save the glacier. She tries to raise the other students' consciousnesses about global warning, but they ignore her and a ranger tries to shut her up. Unfortunately, the glacier has melted almost completely away, and Lisa blames the melt on global warming. The students of Springfield Elementary School take a field trip to the Springfield Glacier at 3:00am. Synopsis " Lisa becomes fed up with Bart's teasing and takes out a restraining order against him, while Homer takes a job as a Sprawl-Mart greeter." ![]()
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