There's this new - Psst!

Psst!

I need to talk to you, stat!

What's going on?

Remember when I said Ms. O had nothing to worry about?

Yeah... She has EVERYTHING to worry about.

When that plant sprays someone, some seriously weird things start happening to them.

Then why did you say it was fine?

Because I'm a doctor!

And because if the person panics, the seriously weird things speed up.

How weird are we talkin'?

[Gasps] Super weird.

Really weird.

This is bad, bad, bad.

We have only one hour to cure the side effects of this plant, or Ms. O will stay weird forever!

How do we stop it?

Go, go, go!

We'll need to fill this one gallon container with medicine.

What's a gallon?

It's a unit of measurement.

When you're measuring a liquid, you don't use inches and feet - You use gallons, quarts, and cups.

DR. O: One more thing - The medicine is a combination of four different ingredients, all in equal amounts, that need to be mixed together.

How are we supposed to know how much of each ingredient to get?

Oh, great question, Otto!

And... do you have an answer?

Nope, just thought it was a great question.

Hold on - Look at the lines on this one-gallon container.

Each of the four lines stand for one quart, and the last line is at the top - Which means there are four quarts in one gallon.

If there are four ingredients that all have to be equal...

It means we need one quart of each ingredient.

That makes sense.

First ingredient - One quart of unicorn tears.

[Doubtful cross-talk] Here you go.

OTTO: One quart.

Three more quarts, and we'll have a gallon.

Next ingredient - One quart of loganberry juice.

I think I know where we could find some loganberry juice... MS. O: Mm!

I love loganberry juice!

[Scream] Why are you all screaming?

[Hasty lying cross-talk] Good work.

You need to hurry.

I'll stay here and hold down the fort.

Let's go!