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'''Jim's Bank''' is a shady enterprise owned by [[Jim Kaplan]], the [[Quahog]] conman. The difference between Jim's Bank and other banks is that other banks are actual banks. |
'''Jim's Bank''' is a shady enterprise owned by [[Jim Kaplan]], the [[Quahog]] conman. The difference between Jim's Bank and other banks is that other banks are actual banks. |
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− | It is rundown, in a bad neighborhood, and accepts people as collateral. In "[[A Fish out of Water]]", [[Peter Griffin]] goes here to get a loan to buy a fishing boat. The "bank" forecloses early on the loan, as they are so sure Peter will not be able to repay it. |
+ | It is rundown, in a bad neighborhood, and accepts people as collateral. In "[[A Fish out of Water]]", [[Peter Griffin]] goes here to get a loan to buy a fishing boat. The "bank" forecloses early on the loan, as they are so sure Peter will not be able to repay it. |
Jim's Bank is connected to [[Jim's Tattoo Parlor]]. |
Jim's Bank is connected to [[Jim's Tattoo Parlor]]. |
Latest revision as of 21:05, 12 October 2014
Jim's Bank is a shady enterprise owned by Jim Kaplan, the Quahog conman. The difference between Jim's Bank and other banks is that other banks are actual banks.
It is rundown, in a bad neighborhood, and accepts people as collateral. In "A Fish out of Water", Peter Griffin goes here to get a loan to buy a fishing boat. The "bank" forecloses early on the loan, as they are so sure Peter will not be able to repay it.
Jim's Bank is connected to Jim's Tattoo Parlor.