Fact1: Bolt homeless hungry and filthy given nickname Pepto after falling asleep in crate with Pepto-Bismol logo on side, Fact2: homeless woman used to be dancer on Broadway, Fact3: life is not accomplishments or material success but rather integrity of human spirit, Fact4: Crasswell has own plans for slum area planning to tear it down as well, Fact5: Bolt Center give children private school financed entirely of pocket by Goddard Bolt
Output: Goddard Bolt Mel Brooks is the callous CEO of Bolt Enterprises. Bolt shows little regard for other peoples needs or for the environment, and has his eye on the slum of Los Angeles so he can tear it down. Bolt makes a bet with his biggest rival, Vance Crasswell Jeffrey Tambor, who also has an interest in the property, that he can survive on those streets for 30 days. Should Bolt lose, Crasswell owns the property, but should Bolt win, Crasswell will sell it for practically nothing. There are three conditions: 1 Bolt will be completely penniless; 2 He must wear an electronic anklet that will activate if he leaves the boundaries, forfeiting the bet if he exceeds 30 seconds out of bounds; 3 At no time can he reveal to any of the slum area residents that he is Goddard Bolt. To add to the look, Bolt has his mustache shaved off, then Crasswell confiscates his toupee and rips the top pocket of his jacket. Unbeknown to Bolt, Crasswell schemes to make Goddards stay on the streets as bad as possible. Bolt, homeless, hungry and filthy, is befriended by skidrow inhabitants like Sailor Howard Morris and Fumes Theodore Wilson and given the nickname Pepto after falling asleep in a crate with a PeptoBismol logo on its side. In the process, he meets and eventually becomes attracted to Molly Lesley Ann Warren, a homeless woman who used to be a dancer on Broadway. During a scuffle with two muggers, Bolt is pushed out of bounds, which activates his anklet. To prevent the 30second forfeiture, Bolt rushes back in, which impresses Molly with his supposed bravery as it looks like he is tackling the muggers. Bolt learns a series of important life lessons during his adventure, namely that life is not about accomplishments or material success but rather the integrity of the human spirit. However, Bolt is unaware that the unscrupulous Crasswell has no intention of honoring their bet. When Crasswell realizes Bolt is honoring the bet fair and square, Crasswell bribes Bolts lawyers into fabricating the story that Bolt had lost his mind and has his property seized. Forced to live on the streets for good and remanded to a free clinic by mistake, a drugged Bolt murmurs that life stinks, but Molly implores him to remember small things such as the two of them waltzing that make life livable. Crasswell, meanwhile has his own plans for the slum area, planning to tear it down as well. Bolt incites Fumes and the other slum residents to stage a mock battle on the ceremony while it is televised. Crasswell attempts to stop Bolt with a hydraulic excavator, to which Bolt fights Crasswell in another hydraulic excavator akin to dinosaur fights. When Bolts grapple has plucked Crasswell and has him hanging by his jacket, the scene is freezeframed into a news report saying that Crasswell, in a court case, was forced to admit he made a bet with Bolt in order to get him to understand the slum conditions, then reneged on the terms. Bolt, now in control of the area, has plans to renovate it into the Bolt Center which will give the slum residents employment, renovate the tenements into livable homes and give the children a private school financed entirely out of pocket by Goddard Bolt. The news report ends by saying Bolt has married Molly and the press are expecting an extravagant CEOtype event, only to then be shown Goddard and Molly taking their wedding vows in a simple chapel in the slum area, then driving off in a limousine with a vanity plate PEPTO.