At the end of the story, the Boys end up in prison and become enraged when the guard serves them lobster. In the story "The Itch For Money", the Beagle Boys seek to get rich by acquiring and selling expensive crocus bulbs, but one of their attempts (robbing a fancy restaurant) ends with them clawed by live lobsters.Occurs quite a few times in Disney Mouse and Duck Comics:.The story ends with him rushing up to his room screaming, while his mother and girl friends looks on, completely perplexed. However, his female friends, who had gone to the beach, decide to drop by and visit in their swimsuits (because they felt sorry for him at missing the beach eye candy, not knowing about the department he's working at). By the end of his shift, he's sick of bikinis and swimsuits and is ready to go to bed. At first, he is overjoyed at the opportunity to ogle at girls in swim suits, but his sales techniques work too well, and the customers start to fight over the swimsuits he recommends. In one story, Archie is called by the department store he works at during summer vacation and is assigned to work at the swimsuit department.The routine ends with Abbott's character (a fellow salesman) pointing out that Costello's character only has one hat remaining ("and what excuse are we gonna give the Susquehanna Hat Company?") and Costello's character wrecking the hat as he goes in a similar screaming fury. The "Susquehanna Hat Company" routine has Costello's character wandering the streets trying to deliver straw hats to the titular hat company, only to find out that every person that he meets for one reason or another has the hat company as a Berserk Button (the company is rumored to be corrupt, their loved ones died wearing a hat from the company, a crazy guy (that thinks he's a ghost and is implied to be the one that a previous passerby considered "dead") was wearing one when he "died", etc) and they wreck a hat in a rage before storming off (to add insult to injury, they pluck it off Costello's character's head to do so - and in one occasion even pulling it off the box he placed it in to prevent them from destroying it the moment he noticed they were starting to act crazy).
Variations of the routine have Costello's character either reflexively wincing when someone else comes along and says the name after the wanderer leaves, being pummeled by the wanderer because of said button-pressing ( but the newcomer stays safe), repeating the wanderer's irate rambling (and pummeling) to the newcomer, or discovering the hard way that the bitter rival the wanderer keeps reminiscing developed the same Berserk Button from those events and getting pummeled again. The "Niagara Falls" routine (also made famous by The Three Stooges), in which two men meet (one is implied to be a wanderer) and in casual conversation Costello's character triggers Abbott's (the wanderer) Berserk Button ( "NIAGARA FALLS!"), and he brutalizes Costello's character while reminiscing the time that he hunted down a man that stole his girlfriend to that location.Two classic Abbott and Costello routines that follow a similar path:.
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