Ice Cream Business and Machinery

Rick and Steve discuss a restored 1931 John Deere hit-and-miss motor that Steve has converted into an ice cream maker. They negotiate a sale price of $2,000. Meanwhile, Chumlee plans to make ice cream for the shop but ends up selling it in the parking lot. Rick intervenes, ensuring everyone gets free ice cream.

What unique feature does the John Deere motor have?

• It can make ice cream.

• It can plow fields.

• It can generate electricity.

• It can fly.

What is a hit-and-miss engine known for?

• Being very expensive.

• Being very noisy.

• Being fuel efficient.

• Being unreliable.

What was the initial asking price for the ice cream-making motor?

• $1,800

• $2,000

• $2,500

• $3,500

What was the final agreed price for the motor?

• $2,500

• $2,000

• $3,000

• $1,800

Why was Rick concerned about Chumlee using the machine?

• It was too heavy to move.

• It was not working properly.

• It was expensive and dangerous.

• It was too old.

What did Chumlee claim he was good at?

• Selling cars.

• Fixing engines.

• Cooking meals.

• Making ice cream.

What did Rick give Chumlee money for?

• To buy a new machine.

• To buy ingredients for ice cream.

• To pay for repairs.

• To buy a gift.

What did Chumlee plan to do with the ice cream?

• Sell it in the parking lot.

• Use it for a science experiment.

• Give it to Rick.

• Throw it away.

What was Rick's final decision about the ice cream business?

• He ignored it.

• He expanded it.

• He shut it down.

• He decided to invest in it.

What did Chumlee offer for an extra dollar?

• A larger scoop.

• A different flavor.

• Sprinkles.

• A cone.