- I just read that if we want to send a human mission to Mars and return the astronauts safely to Earth, it'’s gonna cost $5 billion.

- Is $5 billion a lot of-- uh, what do you call it-- "money"?

- Oh, yeah, it'’s a lot.

So I want to do my part and get the mission off the ground.

We got to go to Mars!

- But if you really want to go to Mars, you can just ask my mom and dad, and they'’ll fly you up there in the saucer in five minutes.

- Jet, I want to grow up to be an astronaut, to train really hard, and then get picked to lead the team that flies to Mars.

The Earth way, in a rocket!

- Which is way slower than the Interstellar Overdrive that you Bortronians have, Jet.

- And don'’t Earth rockets cost a lot of money?

- Don'’t worry about that.

I'’ve got a foolproof plan.

- How are you gonna raise all that money?

- By selling snow cones.

If I sell '’em for 50¢ each, I figure I'’ll need to sell 10 billion of '’em.

- Or one really, really expensive one.

- I love this idea!

What a great plan.

And what a great Earth invention.

You can make snow cones in so many different colors!

- Mm-hmm.

The rainbow ones are the best.

- Okay.

Ready for our first customer.

It'’s so hot out, we should sell a ton of '’em.

[crickets chirping] - Okay.

Where are the customers?

- Well, so far, we'’ve got Sunspot.

Hey, enough free samples.

Your next one'’s 50¢.

I'’m trying to get to Mars.

- [chirps]