It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia season 5 episode 3 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
After spotting an R.V. on their street, the gang fears a shantytown emergence. Frank attempts suicide due to financial ruin from a Ponzi scheme but survives. Dennis and Mac try to streamline Paddy's, even firing Frank. Dee quits after failing to prove her worth. Frank sublets his and Charlie's apartments, leaving Charlie homeless. Dennis and Mac invent 'Paddy's Dollars' to boost bar business, while Frank and Dee unsuccessfully sell knives and vacuums. The plan fails, but Frank's government bailout saves the day, as Charlie adapts to street life.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why are Mac, Dennis, and Charlie worried about the R.V. parked on their street?
They fear it will lead to a shantytown situation.
What was Frank's financial crisis?
Frank lost all his money in a Ponzi scheme.
Why do Dennis and Mac fire Frank from Paddy's management?
They believe they need to streamline the bar's operations due to financial constraints.
How does Dee fail to defend her job at Paddy's?
She is unable to make a mojito, leading her to quit in frustration.
What new business venture does Frank start?
Frank starts a door-to-door sales business for knives and vacuum cleaners.
What is the concept of Paddy's Dollars?
It's a currency created by Dennis and Mac to stimulate business at their bar.
How does Frank's new business venture perform?
It is unsuccessful, leading to Frank cutting himself with a knife during a sales demo.
What happens to Charlie after he becomes homeless?
He tries to return to his mother's house but ends up living on the streets, selling crabs.
How does the Paddy's Dollars plan work out?
The plan fails to bring in real money, leaving Dennis and Mac financially stranded.
How does Frank resolve his financial crisis?
He receives a government bailout and returns to bail out Dennis and Mac.
