The next day, Katy tried calling Lammy, who still wouldn't answer her phone. She decided that she'd have to go visit her in person to talk to her.

Paula decided to go along. On their way, they saw Ma-San, Parappa, PJ and Matt at Phat Donut.

Parappa was the first to wave to them.

"Hey, Katy, Paula," he said, "how's everything going?"

"Hi, guys," said Katy, "we're on out way to Lammy's. We need to talk to her about what happened two days ago since she's not answering her phone or participating in the band. She can't do this forever."

"We'll come with you!" Parappa suggested.

When they got to Lammy's apartment, they knocked on the door.

"Lammy," Katy said, "it's us. Your friends."

A few seconds of silence passed. But Lammy was probably looking through the peephole for a few of them before opening the door.

"We've decided enough is enough and to help get you out of this funk."

Lammy looked uncomfortable, but decided to let them try. She sat back on her bed.

Paula was the first to try to offer advice.

"Oh, you shouldn't have to worry about people making fun of you to your face. They'll stop soon, and only make fun of you behind your back."

This unhelpful advice just made Lammy flop face first onto her bed.

"(Real smooth)," Ma-San remarked, "(but I think it's time for a more direct approach)."

The mouse approached Lammy's bed and gave her her own special brand of advice.

"(You know, that wasn't the first time you farted. You rip them all the time each night when we go on tour. They stink to high heaven. It's a wonder Katy and I managed not to pass out."

"Just leave me alone..." the lamb said.

"(Ok)," Ma-San said, "(anyone else want to try?)"

Parappa was the next one to step forward and sit on Lammy's bed after the others had hesitated.

"You can't just let one little slip up ruin your dream of being a musician," he said, "if I quit everytime something happened to me, I would have given up by day one."

"But you don't understand," Lammy said.

"Why wouldn't I?" Parappa told her, "I know you're much more than your shortcomings. We all just want you to see that for yourself."

Lammy didn't say a word. Everyone was as silent as she was before Parappa finally got off her bed.

"Let's just give her some time to let that sink in," Parappa said to the others.

The rest of the friends saw that as the cue to exit and give the lamb some breathing room.