This episode brings up an interesting problem/concept for Joanna. She works at the Inn but also lives there. Now, is she working from her home or is she simply living at work? I think a lot of people need a separation between work and home, because otherwise the lines can get really blurry.It also seems Joanna does most of the work of running the Inn, this seems strange since it was Dick's idea to buy the Inn. This may be what really irked her, that Dick acted like she did pretty much nothing.i loved Jerry Van Dyke as the travel agency manager. It was a very real portrait of an overworked guy. The stuff with the lunch was great, it reminded me of a college professor I had who was always complaining about his lousy lunches.

I don't understand what Joanna got so upset about. There are much worse things to be called then a homebody. What if Dick called her by one of the things she does around the Inn? I think she would have been much more upset being called a maid or bellhop. And what's wrong with being called a homebody? With unemployment as it is most people are just that. I'd like to take a year off and hang around the house. Hell, I'd be happy with a week off. Speaking of which, it's good to see Jerry Van Dyke getting some work. There's someone that should get upset when you call them a homebody.