1. Bartlybee McFly owns a small farm outside of town. On that farm he also has some beehives. He occasionally gleans from the hives honey, put them in jars and gives them to his friends. One such friend, Biff Al Weahelsal, tells Barlybee, that he thinks that the honey is definitely worth money and if Bartlybee would give him the jars of honey, Biff would sell them to others. Bartlybee, not really interested in the money but happy to help his friend Bartlybee gives several surplus jars to Biff to sell. Biff returns with some money and leaves it for Bartlybee, which uses most of the money to buy new jars and new beekeeper equipment. The rest of the money, Bartlybee simply gives to his grandkids. This routine goes on for a couple of years and the amount of honey that Biff takes to sell grows rather quickly to include a couple of local restaurants and one small store in town. Biff even has a label put on the jars of honey that reads "B&B's Honey, Hometown Good!" One morning, Bartlybee gets up to find a mob of people at his front door. They all demand that Bartlybee supply them