If we were to grow a plant on Mars, would it work? To test this hypothesis, we sent George and Robert to try it out. Since Bobby needs exercise, he has gone on a very important mission to try growing plants with a hydroelectric system. But Francesca found him muttering to himself while sleeping on his shovel. If some plants did work, would the other plants not?

Intending to grow plants on Mars with Martian soil, George quickly dug a hole and put the potato seeds in the ground. He put a thermal shield to protect the plants from the cold. Then he watered them. Instantly they popped up. George jumped back surprised. He jotted down notes. What could make them grow so fast?

Meanwhile, Bobby was supposed to be training in the spacious workout room, but instead Bobby was having an interesting conversation to himself. "ZZZZZZZZZZZZZ," went Bobby. He had finally woken up when the recognizable dinner bell rang. He ate messily while one of the astronauts suspiciously glared at him.

After dinner, all the astronauts got calls except August and Bobby. August didn't have anyone to call at home and deeply felt left out. Bobby didn't call his fiancé because he was busy stealing cake and sleeping.

When Francesca had left home, her puppy had been a baby, but through Facetime she had realized that her sweet puppy was turning into an independent, young adult. Like Francesca, Robert's baby girl was not participating in the idea of Facetime. Most of the astronauts were frequently occupied by Facetiming their pets.

The next morning, while NASA was talking to their seven brave astronauts, NASA asked if the crew wouldn't mind if they replaced the astronaut's pets with artificial intelligence robots instead of hogging Facetime with daily calls. John immediately replied, "NO." The others agreed.

They said to NASA, "You cannot replace a pet, just like you can't replace a human. It is preposterous." still on call with NASA, George told them about the experiment with the potatoes.

After lunch, the seven were supposed to be working out, but again Bobby slept through it. This time, he woke up when, John quickly barged in. Bobby was outraged. "How am I supposed to get any sle … I mean exercise," he yelled.

John said, "NASA wants us to go get samples and analyze them. Bobby was still mad, but he got over it. Dinner was next after they got the samples. He was starving. He had only eaten nine slices of cake. He slowly walked after August, trying desperately to hurry. He did not want to be late for dinner.

Tonight was cake and ice cream for dessert. The ice cream would have Oreo crumbs, sprinkles, and hot fudge.

When they finished analyzing the Mars surface, Bobby had made it seconds too late. All the toppings had been eaten. Bobby was angry. He angrily yelled at John. He said, "THIS IS ALL YOUR FAULT FOR MAKING ME ANALYZE THAT USELESS SAMPLE." Next, he yelled at Bruce, the chef, for not making more delicious toppings and more magnificent food.

The chef calmly said, "Thank you for complimenting my magnificent food, but you don't need to yell it."

Bobby had already gone to his dorm. When Bobby had been taking a nice relaxing nap, his phone rang. Bobby felt too lazy to pick it up. It was his fiancé trying to tell him she was engaged to Frank, his old college buddy.

After Bobby had finally cooled down, he apologized. NASA called and asked if the seven brave astronauts were prepared for their next mission.