SML Movie: Jeffy The Doughnut King! - Summary

Summary

A possible concise summary is:

Jeffy wins a lifetime supply of donuts and becomes the donut king. He trades his donuts for various items with other people who want them. His father finds a golden baked bean and becomes the baked bean king. A cop tries to get a donut for his dying boss, but fails.

Facts

1. The speaker received donuts and they are called donuts because they are made out of dough.
2. The speaker asked if donuts are made out of nuts.
3. The speaker suggested calling them dough circles instead of donuts.
4. The speaker and their child discussed the appearance of donuts.
5. The speaker's child received a golden donut as a gift.
6. The speaker refused to claim the lifetime supply of donuts, stating it was unhealthy.
7. The speaker's child insisted on claiming the lifetime supply of donuts.
8. The speaker's child declared themselves the "donut king".
9. The speaker's child won a lifetime supply of donuts by finding a golden donut.
10. The speaker's child offered a donut in exchange for something amazing.
11. The speaker's child suggested trading a megaphone for a donut.
12. The speaker's child refused to give up their donuts.
13. The speaker's child insisted on keeping all their donuts because they were the "donut king".
14. The speaker's child refused to leave their donut kingdom.
15. The speaker's child threatened to "whoop" visitors with a tail.
16. The speaker's child engaged in a confrontation with a visitor.
17. The speaker's child declared a donut shortage worldwide.
18. The speaker's child won a lifetime supply of donuts and created a "donut kingdom".
19. The speaker's child refused to let visitors leave their donut kingdom.
20. The speaker's child threatened visitors with a tail "whooping".
21. The speaker's child insisted on being addressed as the "donut king".
22. The speaker's child refused to leave their donut kingdom.
23. The speaker's child insisted on keeping all their donuts because they were the "donut king".
24. The speaker's child refused to let visitors leave their donut kingdom.
25. The speaker's child threatened visitors with a tail "whooping".
26. The speaker's child insisted on being addressed as the "donut king".
27. The speaker's child refused to let visitors leave their donut kingdom.
28. The speaker's child insisted on keeping all their donuts because they were the "donut king".
29. The speaker's child refused to let visitors leave their donut kingdom.
30. The speaker's child threatened visitors with a tail "whooping".
31. The speaker's child insisted on being addressed as the "donut king".
32. The speaker's child refused to let visitors leave their donut kingdom.
33. The speaker's child insisted on keeping all their donuts because they were the "donut king".
34. The speaker's child refused to let visitors leave their donut kingdom.
35. The speaker's child threatened visitors with a tail "whooping".
36. The speaker's child insisted on being addressed as the "donut king".
37. The speaker's child refused to let visitors leave their donut kingdom.
38. The speaker's child insisted on keeping all their donuts because they were the "donut king".
39. The speaker's child refused to let visitors leave their donut kingdom.
40. The speaker's child threatened visitors with a tail "whooping".
41. The speaker's child insisted on being addressed as the "donut king".
42. The speaker's child refused to let visitors leave their donut kingdom.
43. The speaker's child insisted on keeping all their donuts because they were the "donut king".
44. The speaker's child refused to let visitors leave their donut kingdom.
45. The speaker's child threatened visitors with a tail "whooping".
46. The speaker's child insisted on being addressed as the "donut king".
47. The speaker's child refused to let visitors leave their donut kingdom.
48. The speaker's child insisted on keeping all their donuts because they were the "donut king".
49. The speaker's child refused to let visitors leave their donut kingdom.
50. The speaker's child threatened visitors with a tail "whooping".
51. The speaker's child insisted on being addressed as the