Dearborn, Mich.
The Clampets stop at a pharmacy to get Pressley some drugs, but Wendy is denied entrance for wearing revealing clothing. They find out they're in Dearborn, Mich., the location of the largest U.S. Muslim population. The family is dropped off at a lumberjack camp where they have to learn to become lumberjacks in time for an amateur open competition. While the guys are training, Aimee and Michelle run into a Muslim girl in the store, who befriends the girls and invites them over for dinner. The Clampets are very wary at first, but eventually they learn these folks are every bit as American as they are. Their new friends join them for the amateur lumberjack competition as the Clampets try to flex their muscle and take the top prize.
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