App'd Out

App'd Out is a story that appears in.

Plot
,, and has creating an app, the Chemistry Catalyst Clatter. After they have publish it they starting to read the reviews and they realize that the game is not suitable for people who lack their intellect, they must take the help of an average person and they decide to talking with Homer. They tell Homer what an app is because he does not know what it is, he then falls asleep and Bart telling them that Homer is not the man they are looking for and he can test their games. Bart telling them it's too complicated, he will not read their two-thousand pages manual. Bart gives them the idea for the greatest video game in history. It's a worm and you tap it and every time you tap it is going faster across the screen. And when the worm moves he makes any kind of whoopee cushion sounds and a giant stinky foot chases after you. If the foot catches you, it splatters you and it's game over.

They decide to make Bart's game and soon it's a success and everyone starts to play it, Bart gets then 100,000 shares from their company. The next day, it has been downloaded two million times, and each share is now worth a dollar. Bart comes up with more ideas to make the game better, if you swipe the worm forward he having extra speed up to five times and raindrops fall from the sky where the worm has to triple tap to avoid. The share increases to 10 dollars. Bart comes up with more ideas, He adding another worm and two more feet and if you shake the pone it will rain fire on the feet unless you shake it too fast and the ground becomes bumpy then and you move too slow and when you see a bolt you have to drag to the feet.

The next day, the game has lost their popularity and everyone plays Unicorns vs. Ghosts and their stock is worth nothing. The new game is the same except it's a unicorn instead of worm and the foot is a ghost. Bart gets fired and the nerd are going to star in reality dating show. Lisa asks Bart if he learned anything, he has, you can't trust nerds to doing anything right.