After running roughshod over the Buddha’s blessing before meals, Sid tells the story of how, with a lot of help from Di, he made his first million.

Sid explains his business principles, which have little resemblance to what Courtney and Sistah are going to learn in their class on entrepreneurship.

After Dr. Jay and his wife Di diagnose Sid's current condition (after he fell while skating) as a condition known as "You're an f-ing idiot," Sid and the Buddha return to watching "Sid & Money: Go Figure," in which he defies common sense the odds and Di's wrath to recover the small fortune he'd lost trading heating oil futures.

As he lies on the ice doing snow angels, Sid starts to reminisce about the early days of his roller-coaster ride in the world of business and finance. Meanwhile, the Buddha struggles to keep up with Sid’s stories and their spiritual implications, if any.

While skating on the frozen bay, Sid and the Buddha reminisce and speculate whether their collaboration this time around might have something to do with money.

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Marcus opens an email from Sid a few days after Christmas and finds a wild rant that seems to have been written by Sid, the Buddha, the God of Money, and Pāli the Parrot.

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As we wait for Season Four to begin, I provide full disclosure as to how I, Pāli the savant parrot, and Zoey, Sid's savant granddaughter use AI.

Sid wakes up in the middle of the night in a rage, and somehow makes it downstairs to the garage before screaming out his fury: at his cancer, his Buddha-hood, and his historical flashbacks. The next day Dr. Jay briefs him and Di on the results of his MRI and Di insists he (and Sid) discuss Sid-Buddha’s increasingly erratic behavior. Fortunately, Pāli has a birds-eye view of what’s going on and keeps the discussion on track.

Sid wakes up in the middle of the night in a rage, and somehow makes it downstairs to the garage before screaming out his fury: at his cancer, his Buddha-hood, and his historical flashbacks. The next day Dr. Jay briefs him and Di on the results of his MRI and Di insists he (and Sid) discuss Sid-Buddha’s increasingly erratic behavior. Fortunately, Pāli has a birds-eye view of what’s going on and keeps the discussion on track.

The grandchildren celebrate Bodhi Day in Pāli the parrot’s new rec room in the basement by telling Sid about the acts of kindness they did that day.