this chapter contains a story of after O'Malley's friends move away leaving him all alone. O'Malley's world disappears and changes into having a new home. A little old lady has him for sale that a woman by the name of Mrs. Kennedy buys him and only drives him to work and church. O'Malley comes fae to face with a bully in the parking lot and teaching him a lesson and wins. After work, each night Mrs. Kennedy would spoil O'Malley with too much necessities. When the treats stop, O'Malley begins to evolve. Too much necessities needs to stop. He soon becomes simple as he spemds each day going to church and work to park wherever he wanted and there wouldn't be any trouble.

Later on, a bully in a parking lot is trying to take O'Malley's parking space at work, The only way to do that for the bully is to take it from hi but O'Malley stands his ground. After irking O'Malley to his limit, O'Malley teaches the bully a lesson by beating him up merciless and tearing into him like a chew toy. Soon, the bully goes into a cardiac arrest and shock that he gave up to never do it again. That next day, O'Malley saw no sight of the bully which was dandy. He did everyone a favor by teaching some sense and respect to the hot rod who was picking on cars for their spots.

That Sunday at church, O'Malley drifts off into his thoughts as the music nd bells fade away. There is a question on his mind of what happened to his friend after that night when they were chased. O'Malley is having a flashback and tries very hard to find the answer. It didn't help. It only got him to the same question again and then a tangle of questions. The next day at work, all the cars were so proud of him because they were tired of the bully. O'Malley tells them, to change a bully, you'd really got to teach them a lesson that enough is enough. The hot rod was at the mechanics getting fixed. After the tow truck picked the hot rod up, that was the last time he;d ever pick on cars that have their spots.