Up in the attic, Lydia told Barbara and Adam about Skye house-sitting while they're gone. "Just know that she's a Girl Scout and has a weak heart." The goth looked back to when she and BJ turned the house into a haunted house and scared her almost to death literally speaking. "We understand Lydia and we'll be nice with her while you're on vacation." Adam tells her.

"Trust them, they're so nice it makes me want to puke my guts out." Said a scowling Beetlejuice.
"Don't be like that and I'm sure we'll make a staycation for us to enjoy." Barbara tells the green-haired demon believing that he is not gonna be able to go with the Deetzes.

"Yeah, sure, Babs, nothing says staycation like a kiddie pool, inflatable palm tree, pineapple lights some cheap beach backdrop and a CD player playing Hawaiian music." He said manifesting what he irritably said with a snap of his fingers making the attic look like a Hawaiian staycation with a neon pink, blue and yellow ringed kiddie pool filled with water, sand covering a good portion of the attic floor, three lawn chairs under two inflatable palm trees a small table with a cd player with Hawaiian music and one of those cheap tropical beach backdrops one would find at a local party store, LED pineapple lights strung up and for some reason Adam was wearing a very loud and ridiculously tacky Hawaiian shirt with a fake rainbow lei. "I can't with you sometimes." Barbara said helping her husband.

At the nursery, Delia was packing little dresses and bathing suits for Bella. "You're lucky I managed to get these at that Big Summer Blow-out." She cooed earning a grin from her baby girl. She holds up a sunshine yellow bathing suit imagining how adorable she'll look on the beach. The only thing that is missing is how to get her six month old child through the long airplane flight to Hawaii without her crying and having fussy fits earning harsh judgmental looks from the passengers who wouldn't bother with showing a little sympathy or empathy for any parents flying with their baby for the first time.