| rdfs:comment | - Pugsley needs money but wants to work for it. He wants to buy a jet-powered motor scooter with interchangeable hubcaps. The idea of his working horrifies his parents. "We Addamses haven't worked in 300 years!" proclaims Gomez. After discussing it with Uncle Fester in the play room, they agree to let him work to teach him a lesson. Pugsley tries to get a job at the hospital, helping Dr. Bird with operations, but is thrown out. Then he sees Mr. Glenville at the bank and tries counting cash in the vault, which gets him thrown out again. Next Pugsley tries to work at a funeral parlor, only to discover it's merely the front for a bookie joint run by Bennie. Pugsley convinces Wednesday to join him and they offer to trim hedges, wash the car and clear the attic for the Hensons (who should know be
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| abstract | - Pugsley needs money but wants to work for it. He wants to buy a jet-powered motor scooter with interchangeable hubcaps. The idea of his working horrifies his parents. "We Addamses haven't worked in 300 years!" proclaims Gomez. After discussing it with Uncle Fester in the play room, they agree to let him work to teach him a lesson. Pugsley tries to get a job at the hospital, helping Dr. Bird with operations, but is thrown out. Then he sees Mr. Glenville at the bank and tries counting cash in the vault, which gets him thrown out again. Next Pugsley tries to work at a funeral parlor, only to discover it's merely the front for a bookie joint run by Bennie. Pugsley convinces Wednesday to join him and they offer to trim hedges, wash the car and clear the attic for the Hensons (who should know better by now). Mr. Henson convinces them to do all the work for fifty cents. But when he checks on their work, the hedge is cut into hideous creatures, the car was washed by filling it with soap and water and the attic isn't merely cleared, it's gone. He threatens to sue Gomez, who threatens a counter-suit for exploiting the kids. Mr. Henson apologizes quickly, and Gomez buys his ruined house. He then gives Pugsley the job of cleaning their own attic.
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