SML Movie: Jeffy's Balloon Company!

Summary

The script is a humorous take on a family's venture into the balloon business using a unique method: the father's ability to produce gas-filled balloons from swallowed gum. The business, 'Jeffy's Ass Balloons Incorporated,' quickly gains popularity due to a helium shortage. However, it faces challenges when customers misuse the balloons, leading to accidents and a lawsuit. The script is filled with absurd humor, including a farcical lawsuit from Disney and Pixar over a character's death caused by the misuse of the balloons.

Takeaways

• 🍬 Jeffy swallows 50 pieces of gum, which is not recommended as gum is meant to be chewed and spat out.
• 🤔 The characters discuss the purpose of chewing gum, which is for the flavor, similar to toothpaste.
• 🚽 Jeffy experiences constipation after swallowing gum, highlighting the importance of following instructions on food and non-food items.
• 🤯 The family considers calling a doctor due to Jeffy's inability to have a bowel movement, indicating concern for his health.
• 🎈 Marvin and the family start a business selling balloons filled with methane from Jeffy's farts as a solution to the helium shortage.
• 💸 They receive a large number of orders for various events, showcasing the business's immediate success.
• 📈 The business's rapid growth leads to a Super Bowl commercial and bookings for the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
• 🚫 The business faces legal issues when customers and their property are harmed by the methane-filled balloons.
• 💸 Despite the legal troubles, the characters consider the financial success they achieved through the unconventional business.
• 💡 The script satirically explores the idea of entrepreneurship and the consequences of not considering the implications of a business idea.

Q & A

Why did Jeffy swallow 50 pieces of gum?

Jeffy swallowed 50 pieces of gum because he enjoyed the taste and didn't understand the instruction not to swallow gum, thinking that the purpose of chewing was to enjoy the flavor before swallowing.

What is the main concern after Jeffy swallows the gum?

The main concern is that Jeffy might have difficulty pooping due to the gum, which could cause constipation or blockage in his intestines.

Why does the father think gum is for fat people?

The father jokingly suggests that gum is for fat people to give them the sensation of eating without actually consuming calories, as a way to lose weight.

What business idea do the characters come up with involving Jeffy's ability to produce gas from swallowing gum?

The characters consider starting a business selling balloons filled with the gas produced by Jeffy's digestion of gum, taking advantage of the helium shortage.

How do they plan to diversify the colors of the balloons they produce?

They plan to diversify the colors of the balloons by having Jeffy eat different colored gums, such as blue and yellow, to produce a variety of balloon colors.

What is the significance of the Super Bowl commercial in the script?

The Super Bowl commercial signifies the peak of their business's success and popularity, but it also foreshadows the financial strain and pressure to fulfill large orders.

Why does the business start to face legal issues?

The business faces legal issues because children are dying after sucking the gas out of the balloons, mistaking it for helium, and because of a house explosion caused by the ignition of the methane-filled balloons.

What is the final outcome for the business 'Jeffy's Ass Balloons Incorporated'?

The business 'Jeffy's Ass Balloons Incorporated' is sued for the deaths and damages caused by their product, leading to the need to file for bankruptcy.

Why does the character Marvin suggest they don't need to worry about being sued personally?

Marvin suggests they don't need to worry about being sued personally because they structured their business as a separate entity, which provides some protection for the individuals involved.

What is the moral or lesson that can be inferred from the script?

The script satirically suggests that business ventures should consider the safety and implications of their products, and that shortcuts and exploitation can lead to severe consequences.