And at $15 per wash, it seems their combined debt of over $28,000 isn't going away anytime soon.

Downer Ending: BTR never get out of their debt, they only land in bigger debt as part of their efforts to earn money and now Gustavo and Kelly also fall in debt to Griffin and join the boys in raising money at a car wash.

Needless to say, Kendall and Logan had it coming when they are fined for their actions and forced to partake in car washes.

Disproportionate Retribution: Sure, the children were naturally quite cruel to them, but Kendall and Logan eventually retaliate by forcing them to wash cars by themselves while the two boys just refuse to help and get all the money for themselves.

Continuity Nod: The Ziggle Zaggles return as a distraction for the kids.

Call-Forward: The song Gustavo is practicing is 'This Is Our Someday'.The Boys and Kelly pay the penalty for NOT doing anything by letting their higher-ranking boss Griffin clean up this mess. Bystander Syndrome: When Gustavo goes on a rampage destroying priceless items, a huge group of people consisting of the Boys, Katie, Kelly, Freight Train, Bitters and every other person that is owed money do nothing but stand there and groan in discomfort and shock.The punishment? Griffin sticks him with a bill for $14,089. Bullying a Dragon: Gustavo invokes Griffin's wrath by destroying a lot of priceless antiques (apparently owned by Griffin), and then Gustavo insults his intelligence by denying the obvious truth that he's on a destructive rampage when Griffin points it out.starts making foam nonstop, it repeatedly says, 'More foam! More foam! More foam! More foam! More foam! More foam! More foam! More foam! More foam!'

Griffin: ( visibly offended by Gustavo calling him a liar) You have a BAT. Griffin: Gustavo, what did I tell you about breaking things?

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