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<poem>'''Pet store clerk''': The lizards are a buck each, the parrot is $500.

<poem>'''Pet store clerk''': The [[Stink Lizards|lizards]] are a buck each, the parrot is $500.

'''Aide #2''': I'll let you punch me for a buck.

...tcher]] followers had to jump in it. (The winner's grande prize would be a buck.) There was a tie but, even so, Fry jumped in, recorded the video and uploa

*"The Buck Stops Everywhere" #78

=== Act I: "I'll let you punch me for a buck." ===

{{locsrow|{{e|1ACV01}}|''{{w|Happy Harmonies#1937|Little Buck Cheeser}}'' (1937)||0101}}

<poem>'''Bender''': Ah, buck up, meatloaf. Bender'll take you out tonight and cheer you up. What do you

<poem>'''Salesman #2''': The lizards are a buck each, the parrot is $500.</poem>

<poem>'''Aide #2''': I'll let you punch me for a buck.</poem>

<poem>'''Queen''': Man, my hive's been going buck-wild since these blood-ganking butt crabs moved in.</poem>

...omer Simpson doll. Fry stands by a Coney Island Community College booth. A buck-toothed man leans through a window wearing a gown and hat.]''

...to your level. What do you say? First one to a million followers wins a buck.

:''[Behind them a gun cocks. They turn around and see a farmer. He has a buck tooth and a cap that says "The Moon Shall Rise Again".]''

|opening cartoon=Little Buck Cheeser by {{w|Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer|MGM}} {{w|Happy Harmonies#1937|(1937)}}