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The quackster finds himself in what seems to be a Mexican desert, riding on a burro to meet Daisy (making her first appearance). The two hot heads get into an argument rather quickly, but Donald manages to win her over when he gets a shiny new hot rod . . . until car troubles arise.

Once assembling a deluxe contraption for washing dogs, Donald tries to lure Pluto to get a bath with a squeaky bone toy and a cat puppet, only to find himself being washed instead!

All he wants is some peace and relaxation, but yet again, he gets into several exasperating situations. After having trouble setting up a lawn chair, and dealing with a group of chipmunks stealing his food, Donald ends up at odds with an angry bear.

After the price for eggs skyrockets, Donald enthusiastically tries to collect as many as he can from the hens on his farm, not realizing that he’ll have to contend with the resident rooster, who matches the duck in feistiness. In an effort to distract him and get at the eggs, the duck dresses up as rather seductive hen, only to get more than he bargained for.

During a morning of barnyard chores, the farmer duck tries to milk his cow. Unfortunately, a fly gets in the way of doing his job, so Donald does his best to get rid of the annoying pest.

Having a hankering for some waffles, Donald tries to follow the baking directions of a radio program. However, he gets the ingredients wrong, and as usual, things go awry.

While Donald is putting up some flower-covered wallpaper in his house, a bee mistakenly thinks they are real, and flies right into his wall. Finding it hilarious, Donald decides to have some fun with the little insect, until the bee makes an effort to sting him in his feathery behind.

Donald and a bee (a returning character from “Inferior Decrator”) battle it out over a spot on the beach, ending up trying to stay above afloat in shark-infested waters. This is one of my favorite Donald cartoons – its nothing out of ordinary, but I find it very, very amusing. (In an odd note, the beginning credits of this short seem to have a few seconds cut off).