Katz goes on a couple dates while Ben has no plans other than taking a shower, feeling clean, and then maybe shaving all his body hair. Katz expresses concern to Julie and Stanley about Ben's sex drive and social life. He gave him a book when he was 8 called "Everybody's Got a Tushy," written by Nelson Mandela in prison. Ben looks up a few old girl friends and winds up with a date with one from fourth grade. He also wants to go into hydroponic farming "because it's fun." We see Grace the cleaning lady briefly as Katz mentions that sometimes Ben rubs up against her. (The only other time we've seen Grace was in #103.) Also, we hear the information operator on the phone; her voice is uncredited, but it sounds a little like Laura.

• Ray Romano: Won't buy soda anymore because he hates having his dollar rejected by the machine; unsure how to greet female friends; wife got mad at him because she saw a woman on the bus that she's sure he would have liked if he'd seen her; his mom will never stop feeding you unless you shoot her; there are always some fat aunts to back her up -- "Planet of the Fat Aunts."
• Larry Miller: He's drunk in all of his wedding photos; "if women had any idea, just for a second, how we look at them, they would never stop slapping us"; got trapped when his wife kept saying, "I'm getting so fat," and finally he slipped and said, "We'll both lose weight in the new year."