When he and Chris realise that homophobic customer Warren is due to visit the garage, Lucas puts up a ‘gay-friendly workplace’ sticker to show his support of his colleague. Worried about a potential confrontation, Chris is initially relieved when Blake drops by instead; all that changes, however, when Warren later arrives to collect the car, notices the sticker and lashes out. Lucas is quick to jump to Chris's defence - but, with someone watching them from the shadows, will he live to regret it?

Meanwhile, Andrew's attempts to hide his tattoo from Summer only heighten her suspicion and, coupled with the discovery of photos of him with another girl, she begins to worry that he's been cheating on her. Left with no other option, Andrew comes clean about the tattoo, although chooses to keep its meaning under wraps. When she discovers the truth - that it reads 'Pickles' not 'Summer' - she can’t help but find it hilarious; Andrew, on the other hand, is distraught.

Concerned that the developers aren’t above board, Toadie alerts Peter, who insists he’ll investigate. Discovering he was right, Peter gets rid of the rogue element and offers Toadie a permanent contract to reward his help.