Augustus Redfield - Revision history

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 == History ==
-When Gus and [[Abraham Simpson|Abe]] were young adults, they owned Worth-A-Try Burger together. However, the restaurant struggled due to a lack of customers. When [[Krusty the Clown]] bought a burger from them, he was surprised at how quickly they served him, thanks to the triple flopper spatula they used. Krusty then began working at Worth-A-Try Burger to attract customers. However, Krusty became greedy and demanded more pay. Gus and Abe fired him and threw him into a dumpster. Soon after, Krusty patented the triple flopper himself and opened [[Krusty Burger]], driving Worth-A-Try Burger out of business. Gus vowed to get his revenge on Krusty.
+When Gus and [[Abraham Simpson|Abe]] were young adults, they owned Worth-A-Try Burger together. However, the restaurant struggled due to a lack of customers. When [[Krusty the Clown]] bought a burger from them, he was surprised at how quickly they served him, thanks to the triple flopper spatula they used. Krusty then began working at Worth-A-Try Burger to attract customers. However, he became greedy and demanded more pay. Gus and Abe fired him and threw him into a dumpster. Soon after, Krusty patented the triple flopper himself and opened [[Krusty Burger]], driving Worth-A-Try Burger out of business. Gus vowed to get his revenge on Krusty.
-Years later, Gus became the owner of RedStar and the ninth-richest man in the world. He went to [[Krusty Fest]] to confront Krusty and told him he had bought out Krusty Burger and ''{{Krusty show}}''. Gus also informed Krusty that he was fired from both and could no longer use the name "Krusty". While on stage announcing all this to the crowd, Gus mentioned his old partner, Abe. Grampa realized this was him, and he and Gus reunited. Gus then invited Grampa to join him on the board of directors for RedStar.
+Years later, Gus became the owner of RedStar and the ninth-richest man in the world. He went to [[Krusty Fest]] to confront Krusty and told him he had bought out Krusty Burger and ''{{Krusty show}}''. Gus also informed Krusty that he was fired from both and could no longer use the name "Krusty". While on stage announcing this to the crowd, Gus mentioned his old partner, Abe. Grampa realized this was him, and he and Gus reunited. Gus then invited Grampa to join him on the board of directors for RedStar.
 Gus took Grampa and [[Lisa]] to [[New York City]] so Grampa could participate in board meetings. They were introduced to Gus' children: [[Colby Redfield|Colby]], [[Mav Redfield|Mav]], and [[Sheila Redfield|Sheila]]. Gus showed Grampa that he had recreated their Worth-A-Try Burger in one of the rooms of his mansion, and the two of them served burgers to everyone. Meanwhile, Gus' children planned to introduce a vote of no confidence in Gus, with Sheila wanting to seize control of the company. During the board meeting, the proposal was presented, with all three of Gus' children agreeing to it. Three other board members, [[Angela Merkel]], [[Kevin O'Leary]], and {{Ch|Charli D'Amelio}}, voted against it, leaving Grampa with the deciding vote. Grampa chose to stick with Gus and voted against the proposal.

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 === The Simpsons: Tapped Out ===
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 == Appearances ==

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 == History ==
-When Gus and [[Abraham Simpson|Abe]] were young adults, they owned Worth-A-Try Burger together. However, the restaurant struggled due to a lack of customers. When [[Krusty the Clown]] bought a burger from them, he was surprised at how quickly they served him, thanks to the triple flopper spatula they used. Krusty then started working for Worth-A-Try Burger to bring in customers. However, Krusty became greedy and demanded more money than he was getting. Gus and Abe fired him and threw him in a dumpster. Soon after, Krusty patented the triple flopper himself and opened [[Krusty Burger]], driving Worth-A-Try Burger out of business. Gus vowed to get his revenge on Krusty.
+When Gus and [[Abraham Simpson|Abe]] were young adults, they owned Worth-A-Try Burger together. However, the restaurant struggled due to a lack of customers. When [[Krusty the Clown]] bought a burger from them, he was surprised at how quickly they served him, thanks to the triple flopper spatula they used. Krusty then began working at Worth-A-Try Burger to attract customers. However, Krusty became greedy and demanded more pay. Gus and Abe fired him and threw him into a dumpster. Soon after, Krusty patented the triple flopper himself and opened [[Krusty Burger]], driving Worth-A-Try Burger out of business. Gus vowed to get his revenge on Krusty.
-Years later, Gus became the owner of RedStar and the ninth richest man in the world. He went to [[Krusty Fest]] to confront Krusty and told him he had bought out Krusty Burger and ''{{Krusty show}}''. Gus also informed Krusty that he was fired from both and couldn't even use the name "Krusty" anymore. While on stage announcing all this to the crowd, Gus mentioned his old partner, Abe. Grampa realized this was him, and he and Gus reunited. Gus then invited Grampa to join him on the board of directors for RedStar.
+Years later, Gus became the owner of RedStar and the ninth-richest man in the world. He went to [[Krusty Fest]] to confront Krusty and told him he had bought out Krusty Burger and ''{{Krusty show}}''. Gus also informed Krusty that he was fired from both and could no longer use the name "Krusty". While on stage announcing all this to the crowd, Gus mentioned his old partner, Abe. Grampa realized this was him, and he and Gus reunited. Gus then invited Grampa to join him on the board of directors for RedStar.
-Gus took Grampa and [[Lisa]] to [[New York City]] so Grampa could take part in the board meetings. They were introduced to Gus' children: [[Colby Redfield|Colby]], [[Mav Redfield|Mav]], and [[Sheila Redfield|Sheila]]. Gus showed Grampa that he had recreated their Worth-A-Try Burger in one of the rooms of his mansion, and the two of them served burgers to everyone. Meanwhile, Gus' children planned to put forward a vote of no confidence in Gus, with Sheila wanting to seize control of the company. During the board meeting, this proposal was put forward, with all three of Gus' children agreeing to it. Three other board members, [[Angela Merkel]], [[Kevin O'Leary]], and {{Ch|Charli D'Amelio}}, voted against it, leaving Grampa with the deciding vote. Grampa chose to stick with Gus and voted against the proposal.
+Gus took Grampa and [[Lisa]] to [[New York City]] so Grampa could participate in board meetings. They were introduced to Gus' children: [[Colby Redfield|Colby]], [[Mav Redfield|Mav]], and [[Sheila Redfield|Sheila]]. Gus showed Grampa that he had recreated their Worth-A-Try Burger in one of the rooms of his mansion, and the two of them served burgers to everyone. Meanwhile, Gus' children planned to introduce a vote of no confidence in Gus, with Sheila wanting to seize control of the company. During the board meeting, the proposal was presented, with all three of Gus' children agreeing to it. Three other board members, [[Angela Merkel]], [[Kevin O'Leary]], and {{Ch|Charli D'Amelio}}, voted against it, leaving Grampa with the deciding vote. Grampa chose to stick with Gus and voted against the proposal.
-After Grampa's vote, Gus revealed his true colors. He admitted he knew his children were plotting against him and had tricked Grampa into helping him. Gus told everyone he no longer cared about Worth-A-Try Burger and only wanted to stop the coup from his children. Upon hearing this, Grampa started telling crazy stories and claimed to be insane, which Lisa and {{ap|Jessica|Meat Is Murder}} confirmed, nullifying Grampa's vote. This deadlocked the board of directors, and Grampa and Lisa left the building.<ref>"[[Meat Is Murder]]"</ref>
+After Grampa's vote, Gus revealed his true intentions. He admitted he knew his children were plotting against him and had tricked Grampa into helping him. Gus told everyone he no longer cared about Worth-A-Try Burger and only wanted to stop his children's attempted coup. Upon hearing this, Grampa began telling outlandish stories and claimed to be insane, which Lisa and {{ap|Jessica|Meat Is Murder}} confirmed, nullifying Grampa's vote. This deadlocked the board of directors, and Grampa and Lisa left the building.<ref>"[[Meat Is Murder]]"</ref>
 Augustus Redfield later joined the board of directors for [[LifeBoat]]<ref>"[[Thirst Trap: A Corporate Love Story]]"</ref> and attended the auction at [[Gavelby's Auction House]] for a bottle of [[Gevrey-Chambertin Wine]] once owned by [[Napoleon Bonaparte]].<ref>"[[Bottle Episode]]"</ref>

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 == History ==
-When Gus and [[Abraham Simpson|Abe]] were young adults, they owned Worth-A-Try Burger together. However, the restaurant was struggling due to a lack of customers. When [[Krusty the Clown]] bought a burger from them, he was surprised at how quickly they served him, due to the triple flopper spatula they used. Krusty then started to work for Worth-A-Try Burger to bring in customers. However, Krusty got greedy and demanded more money than he was getting. Gus and Abe then fired him and threw him in a dumpster. Soon after, Krusty patented the triple flopper himself and opened up [[Krusty Burger]], driving Worth-A-Try Burger out of business. Gus vowed to get his revenge on Krusty.
+When Gus and [[Abraham Simpson|Abe]] were young adults, they owned Worth-A-Try Burger together. However, the restaurant struggled due to a lack of customers. When [[Krusty the Clown]] bought a burger from them, he was surprised at how quickly they served him, thanks to the triple flopper spatula they used. Krusty then started working for Worth-A-Try Burger to bring in customers. However, Krusty became greedy and demanded more money than he was getting. Gus and Abe fired him and threw him in a dumpster. Soon after, Krusty patented the triple flopper himself and opened [[Krusty Burger]], driving Worth-A-Try Burger out of business. Gus vowed to get his revenge on Krusty.
-Years later, Gus had become the owner of RedStar and the ninth richest man in the world. He then went to [[Krusty Fest]] to confront Krusty and told him that he had bought out Krusty Burger and ''{{Krusty show}}'' and that he was fired from both and couldn't even use the name "Krusty" anymore. When Gus was on stage announcing all this to the crowd, he spoke about his old partner, Abe. Grampa realized that this was him and he and Gus reunited. Gus then invited Grampa to join him on the board of directors for RedStar.
+Years later, Gus became the owner of RedStar and the ninth richest man in the world. He went to [[Krusty Fest]] to confront Krusty and told him he had bought out Krusty Burger and ''{{Krusty show}}''. Gus also informed Krusty that he was fired from both and couldn't even use the name "Krusty" anymore. While on stage announcing all this to the crowd, Gus mentioned his old partner, Abe. Grampa realized this was him, and he and Gus reunited. Gus then invited Grampa to join him on the board of directors for RedStar.
-Gus took Grampa and [[Lisa]] to [[New York City]] so that Grampa could take part in the board meetings. They were then introduced to Gus' children; [[Colby Redfield|Colby]], [[Mav Redfield|Mav]], and [[Sheila Redfield|Sheila]]. Gus then showed Grampa that he had recreated their Worth-A-Try Burger in one of the rooms of his mansion, and the two of them served burgers to everyone. Meanwhile, Gus' children were planning to put forward a vote of no confidence in Gus, with Sheila wanting to seize control of the company. When the board meeting started, this proposal got put forward with all three of Gus' children agreeing to it. Three other board members, [[Angela Merkel]], [[Kevin O'Leary]] and {{Ch|Charli D'Amelio}}, all voted against it, leaving Grampa to have the deciding vote. Grampa decided to stick with Gus and vote against it.
+Gus took Grampa and [[Lisa]] to [[New York City]] so Grampa could take part in the board meetings. They were introduced to Gus' children: [[Colby Redfield|Colby]], [[Mav Redfield|Mav]], and [[Sheila Redfield|Sheila]]. Gus showed Grampa that he had recreated their Worth-A-Try Burger in one of the rooms of his mansion, and the two of them served burgers to everyone. Meanwhile, Gus' children planned to put forward a vote of no confidence in Gus, with Sheila wanting to seize control of the company. During the board meeting, this proposal was put forward, with all three of Gus' children agreeing to it. Three other board members, [[Angela Merkel]], [[Kevin O'Leary]], and {{Ch|Charli D'Amelio}}, voted against it, leaving Grampa with the deciding vote. Grampa chose to stick with Gus and voted against the proposal.
-After Grampa voted against it, Gus showed his true colors. He revealed that he knew that his children were plotting against him so he tricked Grampa into helping him out. Gus told everyone that he didn't care about Worth-A-Try Burger anymore and just wanted to stop the coup from his children. After hearing this, Grampa started telling crazy stories and claimed to be insane, which Lisa and {{ap|Jessica|Meat Is Murder}} confirmed to mean that Grampa's vote was null. This led the board of directors to be deadlocked and Grampa and Lisa left the building.<ref>"[[Meat Is Murder]]"</ref>
+After Grampa's vote, Gus revealed his true colors. He admitted he knew his children were plotting against him and had tricked Grampa into helping him. Gus told everyone he no longer cared about Worth-A-Try Burger and only wanted to stop the coup from his children. Upon hearing this, Grampa started telling crazy stories and claimed to be insane, which Lisa and {{ap|Jessica|Meat Is Murder}} confirmed, nullifying Grampa's vote. This deadlocked the board of directors, and Grampa and Lisa left the building.<ref>"[[Meat Is Murder]]"</ref>
-Augustus Redfield later joined the board of directors for [[LifeBoat]].<ref>"[[Thirst Trap: A Corporate Love Story]]"</ref>
+Augustus Redfield later joined the board of directors for [[LifeBoat]]<ref>"[[Thirst Trap: A Corporate Love Story]]"</ref> and attended the auction at [[Gavelby's Auction House]] for a bottle of [[Gevrey-Chambertin Wine]] once owned by [[Napoleon Bonaparte]].<ref>"[[Bottle Episode]]"</ref>
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 |status = Alive
 |job = Businessman
-|relatives = '''Sons:''' [[Colby Redfield|Colby]] and [[Mav Redfield]]<br>'''Daughter:''' [[Sheila Redfield]]
+|relatives = '''Sons:''' [[Colby Redfield|Colby]] and [[Mav Redfield]]<br>'''Daughter:''' [[Sheila Redfield]]<br>'''Nephew:''' [[Greg Hirsch|Greg]]
 |appearance = "[[Meat Is Murder]]"
 |voiced by = [[John Lithgow]]

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 |name = Augustus Redfield
 |image = [[File:Augustus Redfield.png|200px]]
 |gender = {{Male}}
 |hair = Gray<br>'''Formerly:''' Brown
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 After Grampa voted against it, Gus showed his true colors. He revealed that he knew that his children were plotting against him so he tricked Grampa into helping him out. Gus told everyone that he didn't care about Worth-A-Try Burger anymore and just wanted to stop the coup from his children. After hearing this, Grampa started telling crazy stories and claimed to be insane, which Lisa and {{ap|Jessica|Meat Is Murder}} confirmed to mean that Grampa's vote was null. This led the board of directors to be deadlocked and Grampa and Lisa left the building.
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