Hyde," to which Bob is concerned that that story is a little scary, but Larry tells him that if they change things around a little bit, he thinks they'll have a story that Chester will enjoy. Despite things not turning out the way Bob wanted them to, Larry has a backup plan, deciding to tell Chester the story of "Dr. They call him names & tell him that he's no good at anything and wants to know what should he do. Chester explains in his letter to Bob & Larry that some of the nasty kids at his school make fun of him. Larry asks what Chester's problem is & Bob shows him. When Bob is upset that Larry didn't actually learn any Danish to play the part, he despondently wonders what he's going to tell Chester, which was the name of the kid that they got a letter from. and the Bear, as Larry points out), and that Larry was slated to play the part of Jorgen. Larry then explains to Bob that he didn't actually go to Danish Immersion Camp, having only been there one day, before he and a kid named Bjorn took a canoe ride out on a lake and the two of them found themselves at another camp called "Overdone British Literary Adaptations Camp." This makes Bob very frustrated, telling Larry that he had a story arranged, which involved a Danish truck driver named Jorgen and his pet monkey (in a similar matter as that of B.J. When Larry notices the welcome home sign, written in Danish as "Velkommen Hjem, Larry," he doesn't pronounce it in proper Danish, which Bob points out to him. As Bob readies himself after the bus comes over, Larry arrives on the Countertop with Bob yelling "Surprise." This confuses Larry, asking if there was supposed to be a huge group of people in a surprise party, to which Bob says that he was the only one in the party. On the Countertop, Bob is all alone, setting up a "Welcome Home" party for Larry, who is returning home from Danish Immersion Camp.
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