CAN PARENTS GUESS WHAT THEIR KID DOES WITH $100? Ep. # 5

- (FBE) Welcome to "What would my son do?" the game show where

parents

compete against each other to see if they can

guess

what

their

kids buy when we give them $100 to buy

what

ever they want at different stores. It's time to see who can show that they know

their

child the best. ♪ (fun music) ♪ - My name is Bradley Bundlie. I have eight years old. - Hello, my name is Jenna Vaughn and I am 10 years old. - (FBE) Why do you think you are here? - The truth is, my honest opinion is that I have no idea. - (FBE) I'm going to give you something and I want you to tell me what's in the bag. - Well. (gasps) - Hooray!

I received $100. - (FBE) So today you can take that $100 and buy whatever you want at this store. - Well! - This is more than my allowance. - My name is Mike. I'm Bradley's father. - ♪ (humming) ♪ - My name is Janet and I'm Jenna's mom. -I think she would think of the rest of her family and she would probably give us something, or at least I hope so. (laughs) - I feel like I have an entourage behind me. - (FBE) This is how it works. I will ask you some questions related to what your child did in the store with multiple choice answers.

Once you choose, we will look at the images and see if you were right. - I feel like I know my son pretty well, but I don't know any candy stores. We'll see. -It will be interesting to see how he reacts. - (FBE) What

does

Bradley say when we give him the $100 bill: "You've got to be kidding me," "This is the best day ever," "Is this a prank show or something?" or he remained silent with a smile. -Difficult, because initially he would have his mouth wide open and then he would probably say: "This is the best day ever." So B. - (gasps) You've got to be kidding me! - (Mike) Oh! (laughs) - A 100 dollar bill! - (Janet) Oh. - Then you were wrong on number one. - Yeah, I was wrong on number one, because a lot of them could totally have been him. - (FBE) Let's move on and move on to Jenna's house.

How did Jenna react when she was given $100? She then opened her mouth, froze with emotion, doubted it was true and checked if the money was real, she returned it or jumped for pure joy. -If she returned the money to me, she is not my daughter. That is not right. (laughs) I think she would have... her mouth open, frozen with emotion. - (FBE) Then you will take that money and buy whatever you want here. - Actually? - Well done. (ding)-(FBE) What did Bradley do when she saw the Giant Krabby Patties gummies? Did she take her 10? -(laughs)-(FBE) did he take 10 and the box?

Did you take one? Or did she not take any? -She would definitely know what they were, and she loves anything big and rubbery like that. But I think she took one. I think he's probably too frugal to take 10.-I really like gummies. - (

parents

laugh) (ring) - Oh. Alright. So my son is greedier than he thought. Oh good. (laughs) - (FBE) Alright, let's move on to Jenna's next question. - Alright. - (FBE) Which Mike and Ike flavor did Jenna choose: Buttered Popcorn, Mega-Mix, Cherry Coke, or Sundae Candy? - We'll see. Mike & Ike's... Jenna would probably buy the Cherry Coca-Cola.

Come on, girl. Oh! Oh wait. - (Mike) We don't like that. - (Jenna) Cherry Coke! - (Janet) No way! Oh. Don't return it. - (Mike) Put it back. - (Janet) Don't give it back. - (Mike) Put it back. - They look delicious. - (Janet) Yes! - Note that she grabbed only one. She didn't take all the courage out of the hallway. - Yes, exactly. - (FBE) What is Bradley's favorite candy? Is it Hi-Chew? Are Gobstoppers eternal? Is it Mike and Ike? Or are they Whoppers? - Of these, although he would eat them all, I will have to stick with the Everlasting Gobstoppers.

He did some Willy Wonka a while ago and has been obsessed with Willy Wonka for a while. - Well! - (Mike) Don't pick up Whoppers. Oh, come on! (ring) - Okay. - (FBE) Is that all you're going to buy? Is that your favorite candy? - Favorite sweet. - (Mike) What?! - (FBE) And you're only going to buy two? - When...? He has never tried a Whopper. (laughs) - (Janet) Come on, change them. Exchange them. - I was just talking about Everlasting Gobstoppers. - (Janet) Three of them. - I have never... I can honestly say that I have never seen him eat a Whopper.

He loves eternal Gobstoppers. - Even on Halloween? - Even on Halloween. I don't think I've ever had one. - (FBE) Next question, number three... - Okay. - (FBE) ...for Jenna. Who did Jenna say she was going to share the candy with? Her friends, her parents, her brother...-Oh, mmm. - (FBE) ...or no one? -I would say her brother. I think Jenna would share it with her brother. Or I'd like to think she would share it with her brother. - I'll probably give most of this to... no one! - (Janet laughs) Oh. - Good answer. Good answer. - She

does

n't share with anyone.

Pretty smart, pretty smart. - (FBE) What item did Bradley get that wasn't candy from the candy store? - Huh. - (FBE) Is it sunglasses, a wallet, a bouncing ball, or a hat? - I'm going to go with the bouncing ball. I'm not even remotely sure about the bouncing ball right now. - We have this guy, this smaller one. Is that all the money? Maybe, maybe not. - (Mike) Come on. Oh! (moans) - Rrr! - (Mike) You can't even open it. Don't understand! - Why is this a wallet if I can't open it? - (Mike) Exactly! (laughs) Well, you know, I hate breaking a trend.

I'm nothing but consistent for this. - (FBE) Let's move on to the next question. What two non-candy items did Jenna buy? - Two, huh? - You have to do both things well. - (FBE) A bouncing ball and a funny sweatshirt, a stylish bag and sunglasses, sunglasses and a funny sweatshirt, or a bouncing ball and a stylish bag? -I would say Jenna would wear sunglasses and a silly sweatshirt, because she already has cute bags at home. - (Mike) Uh-oh, I see a sweatshirt. - (Janet) Looks good! - (Mike) That's not good. - (Jenna) I want this little thing! - (Mike groans) - (Janet) Alright, sweatshirt.

That's good. -Because she looks great. These. - (gasps) No way! I got it good! - (Mike) Oh, sure. Give him the answers C. - (Janet) Oh. Oh, look how cute she is. - How I look? - Yes, that's adorable. - (FBE) Three by four. - Wow. I know my son. - (FBE) Last chance. - Alright. I can do this. - Alright. You can do it. - Can. Thank you! - You have this. - (Mike) Wow. - (Bradley) Okay. - (Janet) Oh my God. - I have this and I have this. I have this. Wow, I have a lot of things.

I'm thinking? - (Janet) It's so cute. Look at all those things. - $158 and 53 cents. -(Janet) Oh, she came closer. - No! - (FBE) Bradley ended up spending over $150. Which of these four items did you keep: the Whoppers, the wallet, the green monster plush, or the cookie dough bites? - Oh man. The green stuffed monster would probably be the most expensive, so probably not... I'll stick with C just to see what happens. (laughs) It'll probably be the wallet. It will be the wallet. Well well. One down. - Elegant. Here we go. - Okay okay. I'm going to say goodbye to Fluffy. - (Mike) Oh!

No! - Goodbye, big, hairy doll. - (Mike) Bye, Fluffy. - Noo. Take this off. -(Mike) And he will keep the wallet. - (cashier) 35 cents change. - Yeah! I'm glad I have a wallet. - Alright! Well... again, it's... - You're consistent. - I am consistent. - Yes. - I'm consistent. - (FBE) So, fifth question for Jenna. How did Jenna do in terms of going from $100 over or $100 under at checkout: was she $10 down, $1 down, $1 up, or $20 up? - I think she had change and I'm going to say that she was $10 less. - Dun, dun, dun, it's 99! - (Janet) Oh, no way. - I don't have more than 100! - (Janet) Wow, one dollar.

That was my second

guess

. -Yes, but she sank. That is incredible. - She was underneath. - (FBE) Janet, you won. - I win! Yes Yes! - Interestingly, for each answer, there was one that always caught my attention, and then there was the one I kept choosing. And every time, I should have chosen the one who called me instead of the one I chose. - I think my score of three out of five shows that I know her quite well. - It's enlightening. It's interesting to watch and luckily I don't feel like doing it, you know, it reflects how I know my son.

Everything she did was very natural and very sweet to him, but even so, I'll probably end up seeing him differently now. ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ (cash register ringing) (cash register humming and beeping) - (gasps) She got the sweatshirt. - See? - Wow, that... yeah. How many licks will it take to get to the bottom of that Tootsie pop? - Now I feel like I'm an adult. - Surely she got these two items for me, right? - (FBE) What are you going to do with the change? -Probably if she finds someone homeless, I'll give them change. - The famous wallet.

Nice wallet, yes. I understand. - (FBE) See you later. - ♪ Do, do, do ♪