Daily Chores Jig

"Daily Chores Jig" (alternate title: "Daily Chores") was composed by Michael Bolger and Nicolas Carr. The main instrument that is played throughout the piece is an accordion. This theme is associated with Mr. Krabs and the Krusty Krab.

Usage

• 114a. "Dear Vikings" - "But Mr. Krabs, these are all the same size cups"; "Don't you know when you're being ignored?"; "The Vikings lived a long time ago."
• 115a. "Grandpappy the Pirate" - "I come from a whole family of pirates"; The end of Mr. Krabs' daydream; Pearl knocks on the boat.
• 118a. "Pet or Pests" - SpongeBob arrives at the Krusty Krab.
• 119a. "Gullible Pants" - "You know, I'll let you serve this one."
• 119b. "Overbooked" - "What happened to your clothes, boy?"
• 120a. "No Hat for Pat" - "How would you like a job, Patrick?"; Mr. Krabs goes back outside.
• 121b. "Shell Shocked" - SpongeBob makes a deal with Mr. Krabs.
• 126. "The Clash of Triton" - Mr. Krabs asks Squidward to entertain King Neptune.
• 130b. "Model Sponge" - SpongeBob overhears Mr. Krabs in his office.
• 132a. "Yours, Mine and Mine" - Patrick tells Mr. Krabs that his kiddie meal didn't come with a toy; "Yep, it's pretty special all right"; SpongeBob tells Mr. Krabs that Patrick ate the toy.
• 133a. "The Curse of Bikini Bottom" - "Can you still cook Krabby Patties?"
• 133b. "Squidward in Clarinetland" - "This is unacceptable!"
• 136b. "Summer Job" - Mr. Krabs comes up to Mrs. Puff; "Uh... interesting."
• 137a. "One Coarse Meal" - "Goodbye, pipsqueak!"
• 138a. "The Play's the Thing" - "Me customers come here for greasy food and high prices, not for singing and dancing."
• 140b. "Welcome to the Bikini Bottom Triangle" - "Oh, really?"
• 146a. "The Abrasive Side" - Mr. Krabs goes to his office to look up the word "overtime".
• 146b. "Earworm" - "Pushing yer luck a bit, aren't ya, kid?"; Bucket of patties.
• 148a. "The Masterpiece" - Mr. Krabs attempts to guess who has artistic talent.
• 153a. "Accidents Will Happen" - The opening; SpongeBob asks Mr. Krabs what criminal negligence is.
• 160a. "Patrick's Staycation" - SpongeBob gives Mr. Krabs some money.
• 162. "Ghoul Fools" - "Did you say... doubloons?"; "Great, then it's settled!"
• 164a. "Barnacle Face" - "Didn't you already mop this area'er?"
• 167a. "The Krabby Patty That Ate Bikini Bottom" - "And just what is it you two think you're doing?"
• 168b. "Fiasco!" - "I'll take a million for it."
• 171b. "InSPONGEiac" - "You used too much mustard!"
• 172a. "Face Freeze!" - Squidward enters the kitchen.
• 176a. "Super Evil Aquatic Villain Team Up is Go!" - Squidward delivers two Krabby Patties to Plankton and Man Ray.
• 177a. "The Good Krabby Name" - Mr. Krabs calls SpongeBob and Squidward into his office.
• 184b. "Evil Spatula" - "I don't care if you were, the customers are about to snap!"
• 186a. "Safe Deposit Krabs" - "Would you pipe down?"
• 188b. "Yeti Krabs" - Mr. Krabs complains about Squidward's lazy attitude.
• 189. "SpongeBob You're Fired" - Mr. Krabs tells Squidward that he'll be running the grill.
• 190b. "Tutor Sauce" - "Alright, that's enough."
• 192b. "Pull Up a Barrel" - The opening
• 197b. "Two Thumbs Down" - Mr. Krabs enters the kitchen.
• 199b. "Lame and Fortune" - Mr. Krabs takes Squidward's money; "We will share these magical macaroons with all the folks in Bikini Bottom."
• 201b. "Bulletin Board" - Mr. Krabs laughs along with the crowd.
• 204a. "Mutiny on the Krusty" - Mr. Krabs won't let anyone leave without spending money; "Haven't you forgotten something?" (High-pitched)
• 213b. "Lost and Found" - "Hey, Mr. Krabs, you know that annoying crying kid?"
• 232b. "Shopping List" - The opening.
• 236b. "Surf N' Turf" - "Hey, mind if I take a crack at the ship bottle thing?"
• 239a. "The Grill is Gone" - "I took it outside to air and dry"; Mr. Krabs doesn't see the grill outside.
• 240b. "Girls' Night Out" - Fake Mr. Krabs tells Plankton he's going to give him the Krabby Patty secret formula at the Krusty Krab.
• 245b. "King Plankton" - Krabs launches Plankton back to the Chum Bucket; Plankton enters the Chum Bucket.
• 262b. "The Hankering" - Title card; "I've eaten this stuff in secret for years now, just got a taste for it."