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Rochelle and Julius must tell Chris there will be no Christmas gifts so they can afford to replace the water heater.
Rochelle and Julius must tell Chris there will be no Christmas gifts so they can afford to replace the water heater.
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S1, EP9 "Everybody Hates Food Stamps"Rochelle decides to use the food stamps Julius finds, but when a friend sees her in the store, she panics and dips into the family's spending money.
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S1, EP12 "Everybody Hates a Part Time Job"After deciding to buy a leather jacket, Chris goes to work with his dad to earn money and quickly learns the value of a dollar.
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S1, EP11 "Everybody Hates Christmas"Rochelle and Julius must tell Chris there will be no Christmas gifts so they can afford to replace the water heater.
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S4, EP4 "Everybody Hates the English Teacher"When Julius and Rochelle decide to raise Mr. Omar's rent, Mr. Omar demands they bring the apartment up to code; Chris has to do a book report and decides to watch the movie version of the book rather than read it.
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S4, EP3 "Everybody Hates Homecoming"Chris is over the moon when a cute girl asks him to the homecoming dance, but he gets nervous when her father asks to meet him.
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S4, EP2 "Everybody Hates Cake"Chris agrees to help a classmate improve his grades in return for help getting attention from his crush; Rochelle befriends an ex-con who has moved into the neighborhood; Mr. Omar leaves Tonya and Drew in charge of caring for his fish.
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