A disastrous mishearing
Frank confuses Boca Raton with Boko Haram, exposing Wolf Cola’s unexpected customers.
Supporting source ↗CASE FILE · S12 E04

Franks Fluids LLC is in big trouble after a news segment shows Wolf Cola has become the official drink of Boko Haram. Dee and Dennis help with the PR nightmare while Charlie and Mac work on a scheme to make Fight Milk the official drink of the UFC.
THE SHORT VERSION · SPOILERS AHEAD
Frank confuses Boca Raton with Boko Haram, exposing Wolf Cola’s unexpected customers.
Supporting source ↗Fighters value Fight Milk for expelling fluids. Its creators instead add growth hormone, triggering failed drug tests.
Supporting source ↗The family’s television appearances worsen matters; Dennis’s hostility to dogs creates another scandal.
Supporting source ↗Fight Milk briefly distracts from Wolf Cola until the broadcast identifies their shared parent company.
Supporting source ↗THE EVIDENCE
Charlie carries a portable stereo into the gym.Source ↗
Chet interviews the Reynolds family on the morning program.Source ↗
Dee leans into Dennis’s television interview.Source ↗
Dennis starts his public-relations countdown.Source ↗
Cerrone discusses the new formula with its creators.Source ↗
Frank addresses the morning-news audience.Source ↗
Olivi holds a microphone during the interruption.Source ↗
Felder sits beside Cerrone in the backstage lounge.Source ↗
Both failed promotional teams return to the bar.Source ↗
The promotional visit takes place among training equipment.Source ↗
Charlie carries capture equipment into the bar.Source ↗
Mac points out supposed flaws in the ring girls’ bodies.Source ↗
A tablet displays the Fight Milk logo.Source ↗
The digital display resets to twenty-four hours.Source ↗
The advertisement promotes crow eggs as an ingredient.Source ↗
A labeled bottle stands beside the fighters.Source ↗
The pair wears shirts bearing the crow logo.Source ↗
The commercial inserts a flexing, muscular body.Source ↗
The news connects both scandals to the same parent business.Source ↗
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