Plot

At Oktoberfest, a drunk Lois nags Peter into winning her a carnival prize by knocking down milk bottles with a ball. Peter is unable to throw the ball properly due to his worn-out elbow as well as the fact that he learned how to throw from raccoons as a kid as opposed to his father who was too busy for him. He is mocked by his friends and family, who insult his masculinity, but is nonetheless invited to throw the ceremonial first pitch at a little league game. Meanwhile, Brian gets a chiropractic adjustment at Oktoberfest and feels ripped off by the expensive bill. Sure that he could do just as good a job, he and Stewie become chiropractors and open up BS Chiropractics. Things go well until Chris, who was operating the front desk, leaves to open Chris’ Chiropractic No BS which differentiates itself by actually helping patients instead of exploiting them. The competition doesn’t last long when agents from the United States Department of Health and Human Services arrive to shut down both clinics. Thanks to two days of training and a reverse psychology pep talk from Meg, Peter throws a perfect strike, injuring his arm in the process, and wins back everyone’s respect, only to get funny looks after doing a girly victory lap. In the final scene, Meg helps Peter off the field as the baseball coach wants Peter to shower with the baseball players first.