Dalton takes its whoopie pies seriously. Dignity, too. So when the town's beloved Whoopie Pie Festival gets hijacked by a mysterious, escalating whoopee-cushion prank war, the mayor does the only reasonable thing: appoint two unwilling co-chairs to restore order. One is Donald "Daisy" Ward, a meticulous baker with a perfection streak and a deep fear of being laughed at. The other is Parker Barton, a chaos-charming handyman with a golden-retriever vibe-and a long history of being blamed for any mischief within five miles. Daisy wants a respectable, sponsor-friendly festival that proves Dalton can do "professional." Parker insists laughter is a community resource... and that Daisy shouldn't have to carry the whole town on his shoulders. As prank traps multiply, frosting disasters strike, and rumors turn sharp, their partnership becomes a rom-com detective story: find the prankster, save the festival, and try not to fall in love while covered in powdered sugar. But the closer they get to the truth, the more Daisy realizes the real problem isn't the whoopee cushions. It's the belief that joy is dangerous-and that being chosen requires being flawless. In Dalton, love shows up loudly, kindness comes with clipboards, and even the goats have opinions. Whoopie Pies, Whoopee Cushions & Whoopsie Daisy is a warm, funny small-town romantic comedy about structured joy, accidental tenderness, and learning that the best kind of dignity doesn't ban laughter-it makes it safe.