Still snickering, Squidward begins to examine the bubble wand out of growing curiosity. Squidward scoffs at the ideas of art and marketing, sending SpongeBob and Patrick back to their homes in shame. Patrick explains that he and SpongeBob are creating art and utilizing the technique to its fullest potential. He demands to know how they can cause so much disruption just by blowing bubbles.
The fuming Squidward comes out and approaches the now-closed bubble stand. Unfortunately, it gets caught in Squidward's house and pops, causing a lot of bubbles to blow out of both windows. After blowing a few bubbles, Patrick then does the technique exactly as SpongeBob did, then blows a huge elephant bubble thinking he blew a giraffe. SpongeBob then demonstrates his somewhat peculiar, yet effective, bubble blowing technique. SpongeBob offers to teach him for free, which Patrick agrees to learn from the master. Unfortunately, Patrick's forceful blowing fails to produce a bubble. However, he does not have any money, so he borrows a quarter from SpongeBob to pay for it. SpongeBob demonstrating "bubble art" to Patrick.Īt the newly built stand, SpongeBob offers customers to blow a bubble for twenty-five cents each. SpongeBob stops for a time, takes a few tentative taps of his hammer, and then quickly finishes construction before Squidward has a chance to complain again. Suddenly, he loudly begins to build a bubble stand, much to the annoyance of his new neighbor and future boss, Squidward, who demands SpongeBob to be quiet while he is conducting his orchestra of clarinets. SpongeBob walks outside to breathe in the peacefulness of the neighborhood in the morning.
#Bubble trouble spongebob series#
3.2 Differences from the rest of the series.
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