Ep 11. Better Camera

Doug and Carrie go on vacation to St. Croix and decide to buy a new camera to capture their memories. However, they end up getting into a fight over which camera to buy. Carrie wants a fancy, expensive camera with all the features, while Doug wants the cheaper, simple one.

The argument escalates to the point where they each storm out of the store and spend the day separately. Carrie has a spa day and meets a woman who convinces her to splurge on the fancy camera. Meanwhile, Doug runs into a man who tells him to go for the cheaper option and save money for the local bars.

When they meet up later, they both try to convince each other that their camera is the better choice. They even ask locals for their opinions, but they all have different preferences. In the end, they decide to work together and compromise, using both cameras to capture their vacation.

Elsewhere, Arthur stays home and convinces Deacon to take him to a Mets game. However, Arthur ends up driving Deacon crazy with his quirks and demands. Deacon tries to ditch Arthur, but he eventually realizes that he needs to be patient and understanding with him.

Back at the vacation spot, Doug accidentally deletes all of their photos from the new camera. They are devastated, but they realize that the memories they made together are more important than the pictures. They make up and enjoy the rest of their trip, using the old camera to capture their experiences.

Overall, the episode highlights the importance of compromise and communication in relationships, and the value of experiences over material possessions. It also shows the comedic dynamic between Doug and Carrie, as well as Arthur's quirky personality and the patience required to deal with him.