Ask AI: Tell me a story where bart simpson body swaps with milhouse and Milhouse steals his life

Title: Swapped Identity One day in Springfield, Bart Simpson and his best buddy Milhouse were playing in the Simpson's garage with some gadgets. There was Professor Frink's Body Swap Machine, a device he had invented for the Springfield Science Fair. Bart, known for his mischief, dared Milhouse to join him in a fun adventure. With the push of a button, a flash of light, a puff of smoke, Bart and Milhouse found themselves in each other's bodies! Milhouse, not much of a prankster but always the follower, found this situation exciting. He was suddenly more popular, and he was no longer bullied or sidelined. He was Bart Simpson, the rebellious bad boy everyone in Springfield loved to hate. Meanwhile, Bart was miserable. He found himself on the receiving end of the angst and loneliness that often accompanies being Milhouse. Teachers weren't afraid of his usual antics, bullies picked on him, and he even had to wear Milhouse's thick, uncomfortable glasses. Milhouse, soaking up this newfound popularity, decided to continue the charade indefinitely. He even managed to convince his parents that he had lost his glasses. He joined in on the mischief and pranks Bart usually got up to, but without Bart's usual quick wit, he found himself in more trouble than he'd bargained for. Back in the Simpson home, Bart was getting desperate. He missed his old life, his popularity and his carefree attitude. Attempting to ignore Milhouse's parents wondering why "Milhouse" suddenly had so much energy, Bart hatched a plan. One day at Springfield Elementary, Bart used his newfound anonymity to cause a raucous. He created a distraction by releasing the animals from the petting zoo and then snuck himself and Milhouse back into the science lab. He knew he had to get them back to their own bodies. Bart forced Milhouse onto Professor Frink's machine and pushed the button himself. There was another flash of light and a puff of smoke, and voila! Bart and Milhouse were back to their own selves. Millhouse, still dizzy from the body swap, started to protest when Bart stopped him. "Trust me, Milhouse," Bart said, "you don't want to be in my shoes." And so, with their original bodies and renewed appreciation for their own lives, Bart and Milhouse promised to stay away from any more body-swap machines. They returned home with a fresh appreciation for their own identities and an everlasting disdain for body swapping.