Goofy Comics #30

Goofy Gander wins a trunk full of diamonds on a radio contest, but his streak of good fortune attracts the scheming Wilbur Fox, who sweet-talks his way into becoming Goofy's "advisor" and manages to separate the gander from most of his newfound wealth. When Goofy realizes he's been outwitted, he attempts a good deed that backfires spectacularly—setting off a chain of events that proves the old saying "easy come, easy go" in the most humbling way possible.

Peter Pigly and his pal Goofy set out to give their friend Wilbur Fox a birthday cake, but their well-intentioned efforts keep going hilariously wrong—from dropped bakery purchases to homemade disasters—as they scramble to come up with the perfect gift. When they finally settle on a creative solution to save the day, they discover that sometimes the most heartfelt gestures don't always land the way you plan.

Goofy Gander finds an old treasure map and starts digging in his backyard, convincing a neighbor to help by promising to split the bounty—but the real joke is on the digger when the truth about the map's origins comes to light. This 1949 tale delivers exactly what the title promises: a lesson in just how goofy one character can really be.