#Kiss cartoon spongebob krabby patty episode windows#

Krabs tells SpongeBob he is being selfish and tells him to 'get back there and stall,' but upon seeing SpongeBob's limbs flying around, he fears that his windows will be smashed, so he tells him to let the crowd of children enter the restaurant for Krabby the Clown's arrival. Krabs, who is sorting through a large stack of money, and tells him that he cannot stall the children anymore, being horribly beaten and missing limbs. He realizes that the kids like it when he is in pain, and begins intentionally harming himself, even hiring two thugs to torture him by feeding him lima beans.ДЄfter a while, SpongeBob goes to Mr. He accidentally injures himself while trying to amuse them by blowing bubbles and getting soap liquid in his eyes, which makes the kids laugh. SpongeBob pretends to be Krabby's sidekick, 'the Krabby Patty Burglar,' but the children hate him. Krabs gives them coloring books/liability waivers and says that whoever hands theirs back gets to meet 'Krabby the Clown.' He tells them that the clown will come soon, and tells SpongeBob to stall the kids while he counts the money. The children are horrified, yet speechless with disappointment, but Mr. When it is uncovered, it is revealed to be little more than a dopey-looking assembly of cheap and dangerous attractions. Krabs reveals the grand opening of Krabby Land, which he proudly built himself. However, he sees that the children are all at a new playground, and decides to make a playground of his own called Krabby Land.ДЄt work the next day, Mr. SpongeBob asks him why, and he says that on summer vacation, children go around spending money, and the Krusty Krab will get more profits through kiddie meals, which he raises the price of from $1.99 to $4.99.

One morning, SpongeBob looks at his calendar and realizes that it is the first day of summer, and he gets excited.

Big-Mac Lemont (normal, gray duplicate also appears).

Note: Most of the generic background characters in this episode are younger versions of their selves.