In the high-stakes world of elementary school snack trading, a young boy's carefully curated stash of pudding cups and fruit snacks becomes the catalyst for chaos in this fast-paced comedy from writer-director Aidan McKee. When the school's resident snack baron, played by Ethan Goonewardene, faces a sudden shortage of his most coveted treats, he must navigate a treacherous playground economy where alliances shift faster than lunch periods. Alongside his loyal but easily distracted friend, portrayed by Bryan Diem, and a rival trader brought to life by Daniel Goonewardene, he embarks on a frantic twelve-minute mission to secure the ultimate snack before the final bell. With a cast that includes Chris Jelkh-Toro, Aidan McKee, and Amanda Wisner, the film captures the absurdly serious stakes of childhood commerce, blending slapstick humor with sharp observations about power dynamics among the jungle gym set. The tone is delightfully over-the-top, treating every candy bar negotiation like a corporate takeover, while never losing sight of the genuine friendships at risk when a Lunchables empire crumbles.