He wants to go back to Indiana and work in his brother's store to earn money. Rick tells Blanche he does not want her to pay for everything. It turns out Chuy manages but Roland is afraid to do the same. Chuy is supposed to walk on hot coal so he overcomes his fears. Roland takes Chuy to a seminar from the author of 'Ready, Willing and Able' so he changes his personality.

Blanche offers him to stay at the hotel and take care of him. They really hit it off on their date, and when he has paid off his debt, he thinks of changing jobs. When Blanche's date dies, and Nick proposes to escort Blanche to her diner. Shocked, the girls hire him anyway to wash the dishes. The girls want to find something more appropriate for him to do and ask him about his trade. In the end, The Golden Palace only aired 24 episodes.Nick De Carlo, a handsome patron says he cannot pay the bill and wants to work in the kitchen.

At one point, the network officially did so before changing its mind by the time the upcoming fall schedule had been announced. However, CBS, who had outbid The Golden Girls original network, NBC, for the rights to The Golden Palace, actually came very close to renewing the sequel for season 2. Ratings for The Golden Palace started off strong, but viewership quickly fell off, and not even a two-episode return by Dorothy could salvage things. Notably, one Golden Palace episode saw Roland confront southern belle Blanche about her fondness for displaying the Confederate flag, leading to a conversation that's still shockingly relevant all these years later. This was one of future MCU star Cheadle's first big roles. They were then surprised to learn that almost all of the existing staff had been fired to cut costs prior to their purchase, leaving the ladies to run the place themselves, with the help of hotel manager Roland ( Don Cheadle) and chef Chuy (Cheech Marin). So after Dorothy was written out with a wedding, the house was sold, and the remaining women bought a hotel in Miami. Yet, The Golden Girls was still a big enough hit that White, McClanahan, and Getty had no desire to leave the characters behind.

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