Guess my reading comprehension is off this afternoon. Let's see, RH is going to get a job with the state growing pot, except he is going to work for a horticulture company that grows pot instead, except he's really interested in that carpentry thing cuz they're gonna' pay him $26.50 or $27/hr for his mad carpentry skilz, and besides, there's no money in horticulture.

Sidebar: there's no money in horticulture? Wow, I better call my sis quick cuz she expanded her organic gardening into organic farming over the last 10 years, bought 16 acres of Skagit Valley farmland, and had to quit her full time job for a seasonal job so she could tend to her farm (she also has a degree in horticulture, but I'm guessing it's more valuable than RH's) all because there's no money in horticulture.

For sure I would be surprised at who would hire RH. No doubt there. And at 12:44 in the afternoon, RH is changing from his PJs into his daytime clothes. Wonders just never cease, as it turns out RH's "good grades" were a 1.7. Wonder what his bad grades were? Plus, RH knows everyone of importance on the Hillside, which naturally begs the question of whether there is anyone of importance on the Hillside (no offense intended toward any coincidental Hillside dwellers).

Meanwhile the IRS has deposited money in RH's bank account (it would be legitimate to question whether or not RH even has a bank account or knows what one looks like, given all his knowledge about schools, classes, grades, and degrees) which he needs to spend on a new spinning rod, seeing as how he doesn't even have transportation to get a job, let alone go fishing. At least he's going to spend part of it on lunch for Katie.

I'm not a fan of reality TV shows, but I'm certain that RH is perfect material for a way funnier than reality TV show. Because TV writers just can't make this stuff up! I'd even watch the first episode.