After discovering the unfair prize distribution, Penny rallies together a group of women to compete in the potato race and demand equal pay. However, as they train, they face backlash and adversity from the male-dominated community of Appleton, who view the women's efforts as a threat to tradition.
To make matters worse, Penny's personal life becomes complicated as she reconnects with her ex-boyfriend, who is now the mayor of Appleton and firmly against the women's movement. Despite these obstacles, the group of women continue to train and support each other, forming a strong bond in the face of adversity.
The day of the race arrives and tensions are high as the women compete against the men. Through determination and a bit of luck, the women overcome the odds and are declared the winners. As they celebrate their victory, they also celebrate the progress they have made towards gender equality in their community.
