Not Picky Just Fighting To Survive

Toby's family calls him the Picky Prince. His father's cornbread is like brick, his mother's soup bubbles green like a curse, and every dinner ends with him hiding food in napkins and eating stale cracker crumbs under his blanket. His parents believe the kitchen is a temple and their son is simply impossible.

So his father signs him up for a reality show that sends spoiled suburban children to working farmsteads in the Blue Ridge Mountains to learn gratitude. The producers expect a pampered city boy to refuse rustic cooking and beg for his iPad. But when the host pulls a golden-crusted macaroni and cheese from the oven, Toby devours three plates, and the live chat erupts.

As the family scrambles to stop the broadcast, Toby's relatives slip him muffins and beef jerky for the road, while his parents insist the world should see who is truly unreasonable.