A lone construction worker is working at a site close to Bugs' home, disrupting the latter's sleep. When Bugs goes upstairs to see what's happening, the construction worker tells him a freeway is being constructed. Bugs is stunned, telling the worker that his home would be destroyed during the construction. He rejects the idea of selling it, commenting, "Now who'd want to buy a hole?" The worker threatens to blast Bugs out of his home if he does not leave, but Bugs is not convinced, and tells the worker he's staying right where he is.The worker places explosives around Bugs' hole, but the resulting explosion does not destroy his home, instead leaving a massive hole around the home, turning it into a large tower. The worker climbs a ladder to the hole and threatens Bugs, but Bugs simply saws the ladder in two, causing the worker to fall into a tub of cement. As the worker attempts to walk away, the cement hardens and turns him into a statue, which falls over.Later, Bugs is reading Poe's classic poem "The Raven" aloud to himself, while the construction worker uses a circular saw to try and saw Bugs' home out of the ground. An unfazed Bugs simply guides the saw to the home's fusebox, electrocuting the worker.Next, Bugs is playing a banjo and singing, while the construction worker drops a bomb into Bugs' home from a helicopter. The bomb bounces off Bugs' bed as he gets up to turn the page of his sheet music, and the worker catches it in his arms just as it explodes.The worker then tries to pound Bugs' home into the ground using a crane weight, but Bugs disguises himself as an architect and gives the construction worker orders on where to swing the weight. Unknown to the construction worker, Bugs gets him to position the crane right above him, and the weight pounds the worker and the crane into the ground. The worker then constructs a tower of pipes to climb and drop a stick of dynamite into Bugs' home. While the worker struggles to light his lighter, Bugs lights a match, puts it in the pipes, and blows it so that it travels up through the structure, and manages to light the fuse of the worker's dynamite stick, which explodes and sends the worker crashing to the ground.Finally, the worker tries to pour cement into Bugs' home, but Bugs uses an umbrella to deflect the cement so that it simply flows over his towering home. The construction worker smacks his head in frustration, realizing that Bugs' home is now indestructible. Bugs polishes his home up by putting a door and mailbox in place.The city reaches a compromise with Bugs, and the freeway goes through as planned, with one alteration: a sharp U-curve is included to go around Bugs' home. Bugs simply comments, "The sanctity of the American home must be preserved." Iris out.
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