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'''Walter Hotenhoffer''', born as '''Augustus Gloop''', is a German pharma industrialist and the owner of [[Hotenhoffer Pharmaceuticals]].
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'''Tomacco''', also spelt '''ToMacco''', is a crop made by [[Homer]]. He created it when mixing tobacco and tomato seeds and using plutonium on [[Tomacco field|the field]] to make them grow faster.
  
After [[Lisa]] discovered that the [[Springfield Silvertongue]] flower could make creatures and people docile, [[Grampa]] started using the drug made from it. However, Lisa didn't want people to have artificial happiness so she flushed it. When Grampa and [[Homer]] were talking about this at [[Moe's Tavern]], Hotenhoffer overheard them. He then took a drop from Grampa's skin and took it back to Hotenhoffer Pharmaceuticals.
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After leaving town due to a [[Southern colonel]] wanting to duel Homer, the [[Simpson family]] went to the [[Old Simpson Farm]] where Homer grew up. Homer decided to start the farm up again and live there for a while until the colonel left their house. After buying seeds of multiple crops, including tomatoes, tobacco, and gummy bears, Homer planted them and waited for them to grow. However, nothing grew on their farm, despite other nearby farms not having problems. Homer then placed a call to [[Lenny]] at the [[Nuclear Power Plant]], who then mailed Homer some plutonium.
  
Hotenhoffer's scientists synthesized the compounds from the drop and tested them on Grampa until they found the correct one. He then created the drug [[MusBeNys]] from the compound. Hotenhoffer told Homer, [[Bart]], and Grampa that only Grampa should take the drug for now as it was in the trial phase. However, Bart stole the drugs and sold it to people in [[Springfield]]. When the side effects of the drug came out, the Simpsons went to Hotenhoffer Pharmaceuticals to tell Walter about them. Hotenhoffer decided that he had to do something about it, but then a mob of elderly people gathered outside of Hotenhoffer Pharmaceuticals. Hotenhoffer put a gun to his head until his secretary told him that they were a cheerful mob. Hotenhoffer went out to confront the mob and decided that he couldn't exploit them so he would destroy the drug. After Grampa convinced the old people that they didn't need it, Walter told everyone that the lesson they could take from the incident was that if you are a fat little boy in a chocolate factory, never drink from the river...
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When Homer received the plutonium, he exposed the farm to it, causing it to grow a radioactive green. The family then went to sleep that night and woke up expecting to see huge crops on the farm. Homer was disappointed to find that there weren't any crops still and thought he was a failure. Lisa then noticed a sprout was growing, which excited Homer. Eventually the crops grew into what the family thought were ordinary tomatoes. However, when [[Bart]] took a bite out of one, he found that it tasted awful. [[Marge]] looked at the crop and realized that it was brown inside and [[Lisa]] worked out that it crossbred with the tobacco seeds. Despite hating the taste, Bart became addicted to the Tomacco and kept eating it...
  
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Tomacco, also spelt ToMacco, is a crop made by Homer. He created it when mixing tobacco and tomato seeds and using plutonium on the field to make them grow faster.

After leaving town due to a Southern colonel wanting to duel Homer, the Simpson family went to the Old Simpson Farm where Homer grew up. Homer decided to start the farm up again and live there for a while until the colonel left their house. After buying seeds of multiple crops, including tomatoes, tobacco, and gummy bears, Homer planted them and waited for them to grow. However, nothing grew on their farm, despite other nearby farms not having problems. Homer then placed a call to Lenny at the Nuclear Power Plant, who then mailed Homer some plutonium.

When Homer received the plutonium, he exposed the farm to it, causing it to grow a radioactive green. The family then went to sleep that night and woke up expecting to see huge crops on the farm. Homer was disappointed to find that there weren't any crops still and thought he was a failure. Lisa then noticed a sprout was growing, which excited Homer. Eventually the crops grew into what the family thought were ordinary tomatoes. However, when Bart took a bite out of one, he found that it tasted awful. Marge looked at the crop and realized that it was brown inside and Lisa worked out that it crossbred with the tobacco seeds. Despite hating the taste, Bart became addicted to the Tomacco and kept eating it...

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