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When Chop takes an overdue break in Cabo from his demanding job as "King of Cars", he leaves the keys to his kingdom for the first time to right hand man, "Chilly Willy." But there's a hitch--Chop demands that Will drive the sales teams to a 30%.

The big Thanksgiving sale is the dealership's best shot to pull in high numbers during the slow winter season. Hoping to bring in a record number of customers, Chop and the gang go all out to create a wacky special "Chop Show" infomercial.

It's sink or swim for two of Chop's newest sales recruits, Joshua and Philip. Barely a week on the job, their low numbers are costing the dealership money. Chop and his right-hand man Chilly Willy, give them one last shot to prove themselves.

To boost business on a slow day, Chop creates a challenge between two sales teams to sell the most cars. At stake--the leader of the losing team must wear a Showgirl outfit on that night's taping of The Chop Show, Chop's cult-hit infomercial.

When Chop notices that Salesman of the Month Gabe is getting complacent, he challenges him to a selling match against top sales contender James. The contest quickly becomes a contrast in styles with James "Golden Spaghetti" as the patient.

When veteran salesman Pedro "Flipper" Fernandez hits a slump, Will pairs him with an unusual Greenpea to train--his wife Christina, who's ready to try her hand at car sales. But when the husband and wife fails to bring home the bacon, Chop decides to put them in competition to break the hex on Pedro and start Christina off with a bang.

24-year-old Tino has worked for Chop for four years and his talent for closing deals has made him one of Chop's youngest sales managers. When his first ever customers, the Joneses, return to upgrade to their first brand new car.

Chop's a kid at heart, from his "Chop Show" antics, to his thrill at anything with four wheels and an engine--and today's all about kids. From a local school coming in to perform their own version of the "Chop Show," to Chop's two sons.

The Human O's unique haircut makes him one of Chop's most memorable Chopper show characters, and Chop bets it will help him sell cars too. Chop gives the "O"--a dedicated Upcounter with dreams of becoming a salesman--one day to prove that he has the right stuff. Will the "O" run circles around his competition or end up a big zero?

It's the annual talent contest and Chop's employees will compete with those from his family's other dealerships - up for grabs a cool 5 Gs. With the honor of Towbin Dodge at stake, Chop pushes his "Chop show" performers to win.