Ep 23. The Garage Sale

Ray and Debra decide it's time to get rid of some of the junk they've accumulated over the years, and they decide to have a garage sale. While they're sorting through their possessions, they start to bicker over what to keep and what to sell. Debra wants to get rid of everything, while Ray wants to hold onto things for sentimental reasons.

As they're setting up for the sale, Ray's parents, Marie and Frank, show up and start poking around. Marie immediately starts pointing out things she thinks they should keep, while Frank starts trying to haggle with them over the prices.

Meanwhile, Robert shows up and starts teasing Ray about the garage sale. He's convinced that Ray is going to sell everything important and end up regretting it. Ray gets defensive, insisting that he's only selling the stuff they don't need anymore.

The sale starts out slow, but soon they're swamped with customers. Marie takes over haggling with the customers, driving Ray and Debra crazy. Frank ends up buying a pair of shoes from the sale, only to find out that they're too small for him. He tries to return them, but Ray won't hear of it.

As the day wears on, Ray and Debra start to get tired of dealing with the customers and the constant bickering. They start to argue with each other, until Robert steps in and reminds them why they're doing the sale in the first place. They manage to work out their differences and continue with the sale.

The episode ends with Ray and Debra exhausted but happy to have gotten rid of so much clutter. They sit down to relax, but Frank returns with more stuff to sell, and they realize the sale isn't over yet.

Overall, "The Garage Sale" is a comedic exploration of the age-old question: when is it time to let go of our possessions? Ray and Debra struggle to find a balance between sentimentality and practicality, while their family members only make things more complicated. The episode is full of hilarious moments and relatable humor, making it a standout episode in the series.