The scene is set at a charity gala where the main characters, including Tom (the mayor), Angela, and Ben, are attending. They are trying to fit in with the wealthy and fancy guests, but their attempts at mingling and conversation are awkward and humorous. Ben is excited to show off his inventions, including a "D-Raisoner" that can turn raisins back into grapes. However, things take a turn when the CEO of a rival company tries to steal the invention, leading to a confrontation. In the end, the group decides to leave the gala and start their own party, which they claim is "way better" than the original.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The scene is set at a charity gala, specifically the "Change the Children" charity gala.
2. The main characters, including Tom, Angela, and Ben, are in attendance.
3. Tom is the mayor and is trying to fit in with the wealthy and influential people at the gala.
4. Ben is trying to impress rich people to gain support for his inventions.
5. Angela is wearing a dress with bows, which she put together herself.
6. Ben and Tom meet a CEO who is also an inventor and a rival of Ben's.
7. The CEO and Ben engage in a series of one-upmanship, trying to outdo each other with their wealth and inventions.
8. Ben's invention, the "D-Raisoner", is a device that can turn raisins back into grapes.
9. The CEO is accused of stealing Ben's invention, leading to a confrontation.
10. The scene ends with Ben, Tom, and Angela leaving the gala and attending a more casual party elsewhere.
11. The party they attend is hosted by a character named Hansel, who claims to have a golden monster truck with a pancake chef.
12. The main characters decide to join Hansel's party, which they find more enjoyable than the gala.