"Ooh, Mr. Kraaaaabs!" Spongebob chimed, a krabby patty on one hand, and a flyer on the other.

"What is it, m'boy?" Mr Krabs came running from his office. He had been busy counting his money, penny kwa penny and nickel kwa nickel. Clearly he was not in the mood for another one of Spongebob's games.

"I found this -- oops, excuse me, Squidward," he almost dropped his patty, "I found this while I was delivering a patty to a customer! Seemed like it just slapped me in the face!"

In fact, it did slapped him in the face. A customer had put too much hot sauce on her chakula and threw the thing straight across Spongebob's eyes.

"What's this?"

"Probably just a stupid advertisement about a dream nyumbani that doesn't even exist. Only idiots fall for those kinds of things," Squidward jeered. "Oh wait, wewe are one, Spongebob!" he laughed at the clueless sponge.

"Boys, boys! This isn't just any advertisement! It's about a treasure! And wewe know what that means, don't you?"

"TREASURE HUNT!" Spongebob squealed excitedly.

"Oh, man ... Now you're gonna have to drag me in to this," alisema Squidward, frowning.

"Treasure means money ... Lots and lots of money! And, since tomorrow the Krusty Krab will be close for a siku --"

"-- wait, since when? Sweet! I can get my hands on those massage service and play clarinet --"

"Mr Squidward! wewe two might have a siku off, but you're going to spend it with me, looking for this treasure! Now, bring your shovel and we'll meet in front of the Krusty Krab tomorrow at eight! Don't be late, lads!"

And with that, Mr Krabs stormed out of the room, probably going back to count his pile of money again.

"Wow, a treasure hunt!" alisema Spongebob, as enthusiastic as ever. "Isn't this great, Squidward? Isn't it? Huh? huh? huh? huh? huh --"

"Oh, joy ..."