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The tiki episode ends with Bob successfully franchising. We do a permanent timeskip to Louise's last year of high school. Despite now being fabulously wealthy, Bob still runs the original location as a test kitchen for the franchise. Every episode is a Bob episode, because every episode is about him interacting with one of the kids.
Bob and Tina episodes show Tina struggling to run a franchise on the other side of town: getting strongarmed into bizarre catering situations by wacky and assertive customers, or repeatedly failing to seduce sixteen year old fry cooks while a guy from the legal department cringes and cries. Bob shows up to suffer for her and bail her out of trouble.
Bob and Gene episodes show Gene as a successful young advertising guy, having been taken under Warren's (Bob's old friend and investor) wing. He swings by the original location to try out a new and bizarre advertising idea, which Bob hates and tries to meddle with before eventually accepting that his wild and raunchy son knows what he's doing.
Bob and Louise episodes are also in the original location, but go the other way around: Bob tries to put on some simple, cutesy promotion and gives Louise an important role as a desperate attempt to teach her some responsibility before she graduates, and it inevitably ends in her doing something unhinged and likely illegal with it. Maybe put her in a sugar baby/mentee relationship with Fischeoder as a way to give her the funds to be an actual menace.
Linda gets all the B-plots, either as her dropping in on one of her kids to meddle in their personal lives, or her fighting the boredom of a wealthy existence by drunkenly inserting herself into the affairs of the townies. Not really much of a change, here.
