Everything is going well at their new job at the optician’s.
Papaia notices an urgent payment in the management system, due to a creditor the next day.
Fortunately, they have the cash on hand and would just have enough time to deposit it.
But Banani, who has the cash, has brought his two-year-old twins to work.
They are destroying the shop.
While Banani tries to save an expensive designer frame, he explains to the others that the babysitter had an emergency.
Papaia leaves, but the twins immediately start crying desperately.
They want to go with him.
At this point, everyone heads to the bank together.
After a few meters, the twins refuse to stay in the stroller.
Papaia, nervous and frustrated, gives up.
They return to the shop.
To distract them, Ravioli puts nursery rhymes on the monitor of the retinal scanner.
The twins calm down, and Papaia finally sneaks out on tiptoe.
Banani takes advantage of the moment of peace to tidy up the shelves.
He sees a glasses-cleaning cloth and puts it in his pocket, planning to put it away later.
But when he puts his hand into his pocket, he freezes and turns pale.
Ravioli
“What’s wrong?”
Banani slowly pulls something out of his pocket.
The cash.
The very cash Papaia had gone to deposit.