Bob and the family are waiting at the restaurant for their eccentric landlord Mr. Fischoeder, to see if he will renew the business lease.
Bob complains that Tina is in love with Jimmy Jr. and both Gene and Louise are friends with the twins, Andy and Ollie Pesto.
On the day the rent is due, Louise plans to get Jimmy's hair to control his mind (through voodoo).
Louise accepts the idea, but states she needs a lock of their hair (even Gene has to cut off his rat's tail).
Louise comes back home with the twins who need to work on the voodoo dolls made out of potatoes, so Bob gets Gene and Tina to hand out the "half-price" flyers to the public.
As a last resort, Bob's attempts to construct the difficult-to-make burger called the Meatsiah in bite-sized pieces.
Lying that the hair she wants is a donation for mustache cancer, she finds out that his restaurant's piano player is sick.
The episode ends with Gene playing music, and Tina slow dancing with Jimmy Jr., Then Louise realizes that the voodoo has worked, as Gene finally got to play to a live audience, Tina was finally able to dance with Jimmy Pesto's son, then Louise believed to be God.
Many one-off characters return, including Fischoeder and the twins, and their roles are expanded, their stories brought into sync with the absurd psychology of the Belcher clan.