Realistic town, alternate reality

In the peculiar town of Flushington, Mayor Harold Puddles was a man of contradictions. A brilliant inventor with a mind that could rival the greatest thinkers, Harold had one glaring flaw that haunted him since childhood—his lack of potty training. The taunts and jeers from his peers had left an indelible mark on his psyche, fueling a lifelong obsession with toilets and hygiene. When Harold unexpectedly rose to power, the townsfolk were intrigued by his eccentric campaign promises, which included "revolutionizing bathroom culture" and "liberating Flushington from the tyranny of traditional potty training." Little did they know, Harold had a secret plan: he had invented devices that subtly erased the townsfolk's potty training, one flush at a time.

As the devices began to take effect, chaos ensued. Public restrooms became battlegrounds, and the once-pristine streets of Flushington were now littered with embarrassing mishaps. Harold, however, saw this as progress—a chance to rebuild society from the ground up, free from the constraints of conventional bathroom etiquette. But not everyone was on board. A group of rebellious citizens, led by the town's sanitation worker, Clara Clean, began to uncover Harold's plot. Armed with plungers and determination, they set out to restore order and confront the mayor about his misguided vision.

But I'm getting ahead of myself. Let's go back a bit. Let's go back to the beginning of the story.