Someone has been graffitiing Eddie's neighborhood.
Spray paint has appeared on street signs, telephone poles, and even inside a house that is under construction. He said the markings are consistent and that he believes the people responsible are likely kids rather than adults. Eddie and a couple of other fathers in the neighborhood have organized shifts to stay up overnight in an effort to catch the individual(s) responsible. He volunteered for Friday and Saturday nights due to his work schedule, and the plan involves staying up, watching the neighborhood, and driving around.
Bobby questioned the plan, expressing concern about safety and noting that driving around with beers was not a good idea. Eddie said they would move slowly, and the group suggested alternatives such as walking with a flashlight. But it was advised that using a flashlight might deter the individuals, recommending instead that Eddie remain hidden and dress in dark clothing. The show asked Eddie what he would do if he encountered the individuals. Eddie said he would call the other fathers to alert them, but that's all he had planned. Bobby suggested they should create a clear plan in advance and recommended contacting the police to handle this situation. Amy added that a neighborhood watch approach is encouraged by law enforcement, and maybe police officers could provide guidance on what to do if the individuals were found. Eddie agreed that contacting the police for a plan was a good idea.