😲The kids have a strategy of making a lot of noise to disturb others and make them leave.
😠Tensions rise between different age groups, especially between the 50-year-olds and the 70-year-olds.
😯Contestants use various tactics, such as drawing on the walls with deodorant and building pillow forts, to fight boredom.
🚽Portable toilets are provided to contestants for their bathroom needs.
🗳️Majority voting determines who gets eliminated, with alliances forming and strategies being made.
How do the contestants use the bathroom?
—Portable toilets are provided to the contestants for their bathroom needs.
What strategies do the contestants use?
—The kids make a lot of noise to disturb others, while some draw on the walls or build pillow forts to fight boredom.
Do alliances and tensions form between contestants?
—Yes, tensions rise between different age groups, and alliances are formed to vote out specific contestants.
How are contestants eliminated?
—Contestants are voted out based on majority votes from the remaining contestants.
Who ultimately wins the challenge?
—The video does not reveal who ultimately wins the challenge.
00:00Behind me are 100 people, ranging from age 1 to 100, trapped in their own glass cubes to compete in a challenge to win half a million dollars.
00:23The kids use a strategy of making noise to disturb others and make them leave, while tensions rise between different age groups.
02:21Contestants fight boredom by drawing on the walls with deodorant and building pillow forts.
05:45Portable toilets are provided to contestants for their bathroom needs.
06:57Contestants are eliminated through majority voting, alliances are formed, and tensions grow between age groups.
08:29More contestants are voted out, including a 10-year-old and a 50-year-old.
09:34Eliminations continue, with contestants being voted out based on majority votes.
10:34Over half of the remaining contestants vote out a 96-year-old contestant.
