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Level 52 and Money Mountain ***WALKTHROUGH***

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Dora the Endorser Pt. 1

Kent Brockman starts

Kent Brockman: Kent Brockman, reporting live on the scene of my own studio with this urgent report!
Kent Brockman: Outbreaks of bird flu, swine flu, and the once thought to be impossible hybrid – flying pig flu – are sweeping the nation, shutting down the town's restaurant industry.
Kent Brockman: In the face of catastrophe, Krusty, can you tell us how your restaurant is coping?
Krusty: This wouldn't have been a problem if we were allowed to switch to all B.E.E.F. patties.
Kent Brockman: Don't you mean “beef”?
Krusty: No, B.E.E.F. Byproducts of Endangered Entrails of…you know what, let's leave it a mystery.
Krusty: The upside is we're taking matters into our own hands and building a good old-fashioned slaughterhouse to produce our M.E.A.T. locally.

Task: Build Springfield Slaughterhouse

Lunchlady Dora: The slaughterhouse and Springfield Elementary have a lot in common.
Lunchlady Dora: For example, neither perform background checks.

Dora the Endorser Pt. 2

Skinner starts

Skinner: It's great to have you back in the kitchen, Dora. The children were growing suspicious after a week straight of “Bring Your Parents' Lunches To School Day".
Lunchlady Dora: I'm happy to be back.
Lunchlady Dora: Sorry, what I meant to say was I'm back.
Skinner: That's the spirit! We also need someone to fill in as school nurse. You up for the job?
Lunchlady Dora: Can I steal all the tongue depressors I want?
Skinner: If that number is less than three, then yes!

Task: Make Dora Work a Nursing Shift
Time: 1h
Location: Springfield Elementary

Dora the Endorser Pt. 3

Lunchlady Dora starts

Lunchlady Dora: It's your lucky day kids! We've got an all meat menu provided directly from the Springfield Slaughterhouse.
Lisa: But what are vegetarians supposed to eat?
Lunchlady Dora: I dropped a few cigarettes in the pot. Tobacco's a plant.
Lisa: Why don't you put something nutritious on the menu? Like baby carrots.
Lunchlady Dora: How about I meet you halfway with baby cow? Veal's nutritious and delicious. And not nutritious.
Lisa: That's disgusting!
Lisa: Good thing I never leave home without my Malibu Stacy “Mouthy B” portable protest kit.

Task: Make Lisa Protest the School Menu
Time: 12h
Location: Springfield Elementary
Task: Make Lunchlady Dora Serve Lunch
Time: 4h
Location: Springfield Elementary

Dora the Endorser Pt. 4

Lisa starts

Lisa: Principal Skinner, the national standard for school lunches demands a balanced meal. Does a diet of all meat, all the time sound balanced to you?
Skinner: According to this food pyramid it does.
Lisa: That's just a pile of raw meat on your desk!
Skinner: Our new nurse, Dora, already branded her stamp of approval into this pyramid.
Lisa: Well if you believe it's so nutritious, you won't mind me inviting all the parents in town to sample this disgusting slop?
Lunchlady Dora: Disgusting Slop was yesterday. Today is Disgusting Slop Surprise.

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Task: Build Meat Can
Task: Make Dora Find Ingredients
Time: 8h
Location: Meat Can
Task: Make Parents Eat Cafeteria Food
Time: 4h
Location: Springfield Elementary

On Job start:

Homer: Is this the slop they've been feeding our kids? And more importantly, are there seconds?
Marge: “Salisbury steak now with 100% less Salisbury"? "Chicken nuggets now with 20% more chicken face”? I don't like the sound of any of this.
Mrs. Muntz: If my boy keeps gettin' steak at school, pretty soon he'll think he's too good for the rest of us.
Ned: Frankly I think the word meat should be forbidden from school entirely. It's too sexual.
Helen Lovejoy: I'm not joining this campaign just because I like shouting slogans... but FIX IT OR NIX IT!

Dora the Endorser Pt. 5

Skinner starts

Skinner: Young lady, this is no place for independent thought and creative problem solving – this is a school!
Lunchlady Dora: All the parents are riled up, but where am I supposed to find fruits and vegetables? They don't grow on trees!
Lisa: You could try increasing the budget.
Skinner: Are you kidding? I can't even afford the red ink we need to tell us how in debt we are.
Lisa: Healthy eating is an important part of children's growth. It's like art or music.
Skinner: Of course – just like art or music! I'll cut lunches entirely!

Task: Make Parents Pack Lunches
Time: 2h
Location: Kwik-E-Mart

On Job start:

Bernice Hibbert: As a working mother, I never thought I would have to stoop so low as working as a mother.
Luann: Doing this day in and day out has started to take a toll on my notes to Milhouse: “I packed extra cookies. I hope you choke on them. Love, Mom.”
Marge: Homer keeps eating the lunches I pack the kids. I tried decoy lunches, but he got those too. Same for the hidden lunches, backup lunches, and emergency lunches.
Helen Lovejoy: Won't somebody please think of the parents!

On Job end:

Wiggum: Ah jeez, Ralphie. The evidence closet is all out of peanut butter and jelly taken from the scene of the Sandwich Strangler murders. What else do you want?
Ralph: How about sushi? It's like your body is a stream and the fish are swimming down it.
Wiggum: Sushi, eh? Well as long as it can stay in an unrefrigerated sack for five hours, it's fine by me.
System Message: Take a look at what's on the menu for Ralph at the Happy Sumo. Complete Akira's quests to find out!
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Dora the Endorser Pt. 6

Lunchlady Dora starts

Lunchlady Dora: Parents! I spent all night slaving away in the school kitchen and I've come up with an affordable meat-based recipe.
Homer: Mmmm! This is both unusual and delicious! And I should know, I once ate a frozen pizza with the wrapper still on.
Luigi: Mama-mia! This is good enough to serve at my restaurant. And no, I don't have a child -- I thought this was a meet-up for single Italians.
Lisa: But what about me, what about my dietary needs?
Homer: Please Lisa, this isn't about you. Who even remembers how this all started.
Lisa: I started it. I called you all in. This is completely about me!
Homer: Lisa, there's no me in meat. Now apologize to Dora – I'm sure whatever she made this food out of is as healthy and nutritious as it is cheap.

Task: Make Dora Grind Gym Mats
Time: 12h
Location: Springfield Slaughterhouse
Task: Make Dora Mash Insects
Time: 8h
Location: Springfield Slaughterhouse
Task: Make Lisa Spy on Dora's Operation
Time: 8h
Location: Springfield Slaughterhouse

Lisa: Apu! No one understands my choice to be a vegetarian. Why won't they listen?
Apu: I learned long ago to accept people as they are without judgment, and to ignore all those meat-eating imbeciles.
Lisa: Huh. Then maybe I won't tell them that the Lunchlady is feeding kids a mix of old gym mats and bugs.
Apu: Disgusting…and intriguingly cost efficient. Do you think she'll share her recipe?
Lisa: I can't do it. I can't stand by and let my fellow students eat gym mats. I must report this to the press.

Dora the Endorser Pt. 7

Kent Brockman starts

Kent Brockman: I'm Kent Brockman covering this hour's scandal of the century.
Kent Brockman: Dora, is it true that you've been feeding Springfield Elementary children a mix of gym mats and bugs?
Lunchlady Dora: No, Kent. It's also 10% pencil shavings.
Kent Brockman: What about all the free meat from the Springfield Slaughterhouse?
Lunchlady Dora: We had to sell it, along with that patch of fertile soil located behind the school and our robust seed collection, to afford enough gym mats and insects husks.
Kent Brockman: Well there you have it – a problem without a solution. It'll be interesting to see how Springfield parents react, but not as interesting as this next clip of me jet skiing.

Task: Make Students Eat Cafeteria Food
Time: 1h
Location: Springfield Elementary

Bart: Lisa, of all the mysteries you've solved, this is the one I most wished you hadn't.
Lisa: The truth hurts. But I am surprised how little parents seem to care that kids are eating grasshoppers and old wrestling mats.
Homer: Lisa, raising kids is a lot like rear-ending a car in a grocery store parking lot. If no one sees it, it's a victim-less crime.
Lisa: Dad, did you rear-end someone in a parking lot?
Homer: Not that anyone saw. Now pass the Malk!
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Sushi Ralph Pt. 1

Requires: Dora the Endorser Pt. 5 and Sensei You, Sensei Me Pt. 2 complete

Ralph starts

Wiggum: Now Ralphie, apparently you are aging out of day care and our attempts to make you a latchkey kid have failed horribly.
Ralph: Keys taste delicious but I don't like what they unlock in my tummy.
Wiggum: Luckily for us, the Happy Sumo has opened up this unpaid sushi internship for kids.
Wiggum: It sounds like this program breaks any number of laws, but I'm no expert in what's legal and illegal, so I'll just focus on the positive - all the free ginger I can eat!

Task: Make Ralph Drop off a Resume
Time: 10m
Location: The Happy Sumo

Sushi Ralph Pt. 2

Akira starts

Akira: Let me examine you, Ralph. Such a blank stare, such tender fingers softened from years spent inside the nose. And is that a never closed fontanelle?
Wiggum: Oh yeah. I know it's tempting, but the doctor said try not to poke it with a chopstick. Each time you do, Ralphie loses another word.
Akira: Ralph, what are you thinking right now?
Ralph: ....Pass!
Akira: In Japan, sushi chefs spend years meditating to achieve an empty mind. Your son was born with it. He will be a master!

Task: Make Ralph Prepare Sushi
Time: 3h
Location: The Happy Sumo

On Job start:

Akira: Such fine sashimi - how did you learn how to use a knife like this, Wiggum-san?
Ralph: I'm not allowed to use a knife because I forget which end to hold. I used safety scissors.
Akira: I have chosen wisely! Wiggum-san, you are a prodigy! I am proud of you, my apprentice.
Ralph: Prood? Pruud? Proud? What does that mean? I've never heard it before. Or I lost it from a chopstick poke.

Sushi Ralph Pt. 3

Wiggum starts

Wiggum: Hear that, folks, my boy is a prodigy. He brings honor to the family name. I should've known – Wiggum's Gaelic for unisex fish genitals.
Wiggum: In honor of what I can only assume will be his greatest accomplishment, all the sushi you can eat! Paid for by the Springfield Police Department.
Lisa: Isn't the police department funded by the taxpayers, meaning this meal will be paid for by us?
Akira: Shhh, little girl. Here's a cucumber roll.
Lisa: It's so good! Finally, a vegetarian dish I don't have to lie about liking.

Task: Make Springfielders Eat Sushi
Time: 2h
Location: The Happy Sumo

Sea Captain: Yar, this is the freshest sushi I've ever eaten, and once a fish committed suicide by jumping into me mouth.
Ned: Why, I'm eating fish and it isn't even Friday. It's so good I don't even care that I'm breaking the 138th secret commandment.
Judge Snyder: This fish is guilty… of being delicious. I demand to see the chef in my chambers.
Akira: Like a lotus blossom floats on the water, so will I raise my prices.

Sushi Ralph Pt. 4

Homer starts

Homer: My stomach feels t-t-terribly wrong.
Sea Captain: Yar, me belly's heavin' like a dinghy lost at sea. Or like a man makin' a metaphor before he pukes.
Milhouse: I don't feel so good either.
Marge: Alright, that's it, we're going to see Dr. Hibbert.

Task: Make Springfielders Get Stomach Pumped
Time: 2h
Location: Hibbert Family Practice

On Job start:

Dr. Hibbert: Why, all of these people have been poisoned. Food poisoned!
Lisa: Oh no, it must be Ralph and the Happy Sumo. I knew it was too good to be true.

On Job end:

Dr. Hibbert: Looks like it was tainted Krusty Burgers... which apparently everyone in town ate after their sushi because pieces of raw fish on rice just don't really fill you up.
Akira: I wish you had told me that before I fell upon my sword to defend my honor. Little help, please?
Homer: Wait, I didn't eat any Krusty Burger last night. Why do I still feel sick?
Dr. Hibbert: Mr. Simpson, after pumping your stomach we found several Krusty Burgers, some still in their wrappers. We also found six pounds of shrimp scampi, $8.50 in loose change, and-
Homer: Alright, alright, you've made your point. Now I'll take my $8.50 and my shrimp scampi and be on my way.
Akira: Seriously, I could really use some medical attention.