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Benedict Scramblebatch: Part 2 Electric Boogaloo

Benedict Scramblebatch: Part 2 Electric Boogaloo

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 In Episode 19 we continue the saga to Benedict Scramblebatch! He is back—this time, facing his biggest challenge yet: Project Batterstorm, a sinister plan that threatens the entire coffeehouse industry. Will he survive an underground brunch war? Will Crumlord finally be toast? And most importantly—who is truly pulling the strings behind Project Batterstorm? Takeaways: “The Muffin Men Are Back… and They’re Planning Something Huge” – Just when Benedict Scramblebatch thought he was free, a new coded message appears. But what exactly is Project Batterstorm? “Never Trust A Golden Envelope” – Benedict uncovers a shocking secret about the coffeehouse industry. But is he already too late? “The Brunch Wars Just Got Personal” – A dangerous new villain enters the scene, and Benedict may not be able to escape this one unscathed. “A Pastry Duel for the Ages” – What happens when you insult Crumlord’s croissants? A bizarre and brutal high-stakes bakery showdown. “The Final Battle is Here… But The War is Just Beginning” – Benedict makes a bold move to stop The Muffin Men once and for all. But what he finds changes everything. -- Watch on YouTube: @mrs.woolleyin5th Listen Anywhere You Podcast: Apple, Spotify, PodChaser, etc. For questions, thoughts, symptoms, and stories, you may contact us at: wearefinepod.com — Produced by Human Content Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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