Ep 11. Yeah, Just Like Tomatoes

In the eleventh episode of Weeds season 2, titled "Yeah, Just Like Tomatoes," Nancy is still trying to figure out how to get her weed business back on track after the raid on her grow house. She turns to U-Turn for help, but he demands a steep price in return. Meanwhile, Shane starts to get involved in Nancy's business, much to her concern. She tries to keep him out of it, but he's too curious and persistent.

At the same time, Celia is struggling with her own problems. She's still unemployed and living with Nancy, but she's determined to turn her life around. She decides to start her own business, selling Mary Kay products to the women in the neighborhood. However, her lack of sales skills and no-nonsense attitude make it difficult for her to make any headway.

Elsewhere, Silas is still working at the bakery, but he's growing increasingly frustrated with his low pay and lack of respect. He decides to take matters into his own hands and demand a raise from his boss. At first, his boss is resistant, but eventually gives in to Silas's demands.

As the episode progresses, the tensions between Nancy and U-Turn continue to rise. They both have different ideas about how to run the business, and it's clear that U-Turn is not to be messed with. Meanwhile, Shane's involvement in Nancy's business becomes more serious when he accidentally brings a stash of weed to school and gets caught by his teacher.

In the end, Nancy faces a difficult decision about whether or not to continue working with U-Turn. She knows that it's risky, but the potential rewards are too great to ignore. As she weighs her options, she realizes that she can't protect Shane forever and that her actions have consequences beyond her control. This episode is a tense, suspenseful exploration of the consequences of Nancy's choices and the risks she must take to stay afloat.