Bertha launches a multi-level marketing scheme selling “medicinal” beef jerky infused with essential oils and emotional frequencies. She convinces half the town to invest their savings, promising “spiritual meat wealth.” The pyramid collapses—literally and financially—when the jerky spontaneously combusts under sunlight. Lawsuits, flavor lawsuits, and an angry mob force Bertha into hiding inside a haunted Crock-Pot.

After her beef jerky pyramid scheme scandal, Bertha is sentenced to 48 hours of community service — as the new mayor. Her first act: declare a town holiday in her own name. She installs a bronze statue of herself that mysteriously cries ranch dressing.

Bertha’s sister Myrtle goes into labor unexpectedly at the county fair. With no doctors around, Bertha must step up to help deliver the babies—while chaos erupts all around the carnival.

As Myrtle’s labor intensifies, Bertha races against time amid malfunctioning rides and panicked fairgoers to safely deliver the babies—who turn out to be more unusual than anyone expected.