The Young and the Restless spoilers for Wednesday, September 10, remind us that Cane is the best string-puller in Genoa City (other than Victor, of course), as he shows Sally and Billy that there’s nothing they can plan that Cane can’t ruin.

Cane Crashes Sally and Billy’s Big Launch Plans

Sally (Courtney Hope) and Billy (Jason Thompson) are all excited for their 50s-themed party, which is going to announce the splashy debut of their new communications company (because nothing says cutting-edge 21st-century technology like… a time of rotary phones and black and white television sets?).

Sally thought their only problem would be a grumpy Audra (Zuleyka Silver), and she asked Billy to cheer her up. Little do they both know that Cane (Billy Flynn) has made sure he has a private audience with the couple. Even if it means ruining their party. And their launch. And their dreams. Oh, that wacky Cane!

Phyllis Doubles Down on Her Own Ambitions

Phyllis (Michelle Stafford) convinced herself that she was going to be Cane’s partner before she even knew that Cane was Aristotle Dumas. She was so sure that they’d be a professional team that she waltzed around Genoa City, offering people jobs at “her” new company. Also professional was when she mocked Billy, Sally, Nick (Joshua Morrow), Diane (Susan Walters), and more with how successful she was about to be and how her boss could beat up their boss, nyah, nyah, nyah, nyah.

Cane telling Phyllis that it wasn’t going to happen only made Phyllis more determined to succeed. And to undermine Cane, as well as all her other “enemies.” Could this end up being one of Phyllis’ biggest schemes yet?

Jack Faces a Mysterious and Risky Message

Jack (Peter Bergman) is the last sane man standing when it comes to Genoa City power players (and wannabe power players), but even he starts to get a little edgy when he receives a mysterious message that may be offering him a helping hand — or threatening to destroy him. It could really go either way. See how these storylines play out in the Y&R spoilers for September 8-12.