The store's staff dresses in 15th-century garb to celebrate Renaissance Days; Leslie challenges the SuperValueMart's new manager to a joust.

Leslie puts together a promotional calendar featuring the staff as historical figures; Amy is upset that Ingrid is on the cover of the calendar.

When Amy loses her job, Leslie hires her to be the store's assistant manager; Amy forces Leslie to be stricter with the employees.

When Todd wins cows in a poker game, he tries to convince Leslie to use them to sell fresher meat; Buck tries to make Richard more manly.

Feeling that her biological clock is ticking away, Ingrid decides to lose her virginity to one of her co-workers at the store.

After honoring his father in a memorial service, Leslie realizes he has nobody to whom to pass on the legacy of the store should something happen to him.

Thinking that Buck has a drinking problem, Leslie recruits the staff for an intervention; Leslie starts to feel old and alone.

Leslie devises a plan to get more customers into the store; the Greens and Grains crew is held hostage following a failed robbery attempt.

Green & Grains challenges Super ValueMart to a bagging competition.

Leslie is eager to join a social fraternity.