Two Strangers, One White Cube, 100 Days: How MrBeast's $500,000 Isolation Challenge Played Out
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MrBeast built a large isolation chamber and put two strangers, Bailey and Suzie, inside it for 100 days. If both stayed the full 100 days, they would share the $500,000 in a vault in the room. If either one left early, both would get nothing. The central question was less whether they could physically survive and more whether boredom, discomfort, and a series of paid temptations would wear down their prize money or their patience with each other.
The Setup: Everything You Need, Nothing You Want
The two contestants met for the first time when their blindfolds came off inside the chamber. MrBeast explained that the room held everything needed for 100 days. The food supply was described as healthy but "basically the exact same thing over and over again." There was a private bathroom with a shower and no cameras, and a bed to sleep on. "They have everything they need to survive 100 days," the host said. "It's just a question of do they want it?"
The contestants started out awkward, standing on opposite sides of the room. Early on, one of them said what unsettled them most was that "the world will have just kept going" outside while they sat inside.
The host called the lack of any sense of time the most interesting part of the experiment. The room showed no day or time. On the first night, Suzie and Bailey slept only about two hours, so their "second day" began at 2:37 a.m. One of them decided to "just act like this is just the new normal."
Fighting the Lights and the Boredom
MrBeast said life in the white cube came down to two things: hiding from the bright light and trying to stay entertained. The contestants built makeshift shields against the lights. On day four, they used paper from their journals to make a deck of playing cards, and the host joined a game.
On day five, they asked the camera crew to sign a "sign-in sheet." MrBeast realized this was a trick to learn the date and time, because the crew was writing it down. He called it "pretty smart" and confiscated the sheet.
By day seven, the host said, anything smart had gone "out the window." Bailey was throwing food around in a game, with pork and vegetables as the casualties. The host said that by day nine they were bored enough to risk the "red line" that would cost them the prize if they crossed it. On day ten, they split the cash into $250,000 on Suzie's side and $250,000 on Bailey's side to remind themselves what was at stake.
Day 10: A Door, the Sky, and a $50,000 Chef
On day ten, MrBeast revealed a door the contestants had not known about and opened it. It was their first view of the outside in ten days, and they were visibly moved by the sky. He then explained the core mechanic. Every ten days he would offer something to make the challenge easier, paid for out of their prize money.
The first offer was a private chef who would cook anything they wanted for the rest of the challenge, for $50,000. To sharpen the temptation, he let them eat a good meal first, "as a floor for your imagination." Afterward, one contestant said the thought of their usual food was "grossing me out even worse." They both agonized, but they declined. MrBeast said he had not expected them to refuse. The contestants congratulated each other for "staying strong," though the host observed that once the chef was gone, they already seemed to regret it. Their regular meals stayed so bland and solid that a serving could be held sideways without falling off the plate.
Day 20: Beds and a Light Switch
The following days followed a numbing routine of waking, cooking, and sleeping. Bailey compared living with Suzie to sharing space with "an annoying sibling." The lights stayed the biggest problem. Suzie retreated to the bathroom because it was the only place the light could be turned off, and one of them said their eyes physically stung late at night.
MrBeast designed the day 20 offer around this. He offered two comfortable smart beds, $50,000 combined, plus an iPad that could turn off the lights. The contestants had one hour. The host said he hadn't seen Suzie this happy since the challenge began. Suzie leaned toward yes, noting it was "only 10% of our money," and he predicted they would accept.
At decision time, Suzie said she was fine with whatever Bailey chose, and Bailey said no. MrBeast said he didn't see it coming. Bailey immediately said, "I think I made a mistake, maybe." Later, in the cube, one of them said they felt slight regret and the other said they felt none.
Boredom, Birthdays, and What the Money Is For
Suzie made a calendar and marked her mom's upcoming birthday, which she expected to be a hard day. Both said boredom was at an all-time high. One described waking up and simply sitting and staring.
They talked about the money. One contestant said they already owned a house and would put much of it toward that. The other said their ideal would be to pay off their parents' debt.
MrBeast explained that he tried not to disturb their routine but was noting what they missed. On day 24 he overheard them wanting seasoning, with one saying that with seasoning they could "easily stay here a hundred days." On day 27, Suzie said she was a big coffee drinker with only water. On day 28, Bailey clearly wanted entertainment.
Day 30: The First Purchases
The day 30 offer came directly from those overheard wishes. There were five items at $10,000 each:
- one phone call
- the full Harry Potter collection
- a coffee machine
- salt, pepper, and spices
- Monopoly
They had ten minutes. They passed on Monopoly, spices, and the phone call. They bought the coffee machine after checking that it came with cream and sugar. They also bought the Harry Potter books, which one of them had insisted on "1,000%."
MrBeast called it the "most expensive coffee maker in the world." The contestants were happy to have something new after 30 days. They had $480,000 left, and one said they could "stay another 70 days easy."
Hurricane Idalia and the Day 40 TV
Not much happened in the next few days. The host joked that the pair were starting to seem married. Then, on day 34, Hurricane Idalia knocked out the power, and the cameras became largely useless. The video jumps to day 39, when power was restored. The contestants could use the coffee pot, cook, and take hot showers again. They said the room felt "cheerier" and that life was "finally looking up."
On day 40, MrBeast gave them a TV at no cost, but each movie cost $10,000. They showed little interest. They countered with $10,000 for all of them and rejected the host's "buy one, get one half off." The crew removed every movie, and MrBeast left the TV in the room as a reminder.
The contestants got around this. They reasoned that "an antenna is just a piece of metal," ripped a wire from the wall, frayed its end with a knife, and plugged it into the antenna port. The TV found seven digital channels. The only thing they could reliably watch was a car race. Neither had been a race fan, but they watched for the next six days. One said having the TV made the cube feel like "purgatory," which in context meant "almost normal life."
Day 50: $20,000 to See Family
Before day 50, Suzie made her mom a birthday present in the room. The contestants also decorated with toilet-paper streamers. The day 50 offer was $20,000, or $10,000 each, for a visit from their families. The families were in another room, watching the feed and able to hear the conversation.
Bailey was a yes from the moment the offer was made and called it a "no brainer." Suzie hesitated. With about ten seconds left, she agreed, pointing out that it was her mom's birthday. The families came in, and the crew brought a birthday cake, which the host described as the tastiest thing they'd had in a long time. After the families left, one of the contestants called it "the worst feeling so far" after "the highest of highs," returning to the "little cube all alone."
Day 60: The Mystery Box and the Teslas
MrBeast repeated that his offers were based on what he overheard. Suzie had said the only thing she'd say yes to now was a Tesla. On day 60, he brought a giant mystery box. Keeping its contents would cost $50,000. They had one hour.
Their discussion went back and forth. Could it be a car? Suzie argued the contents wouldn't match the price. Bailey said he didn't feel confident in a yes and proposed no. Suzie then said she was sure they'd never give away a car, while Bailey countered that the show "could do anything." In the end, they both said no.
The box held $50,000 in cash, so they would have gotten their money back, plus a Tesla key for each of them. Suzie was devastated and said Tesla was "literally my dream" and that she would regret it forever. Bailey admitted, "I like my Prius." The host said Suzie complained about the Tesla for nine days straight, saying she couldn't sleep and felt sick.
Day 70: Bidding Blind on Everything They'd Refused
MrBeast called day 70 the final offer. He reasoned that with only 20 or 10 days left, later offers would make little sense. To make it "as easy as possible" to say yes, the crew moved everything into the room. The bundle included:
- the two $30,000 beds
- a new mystery box, which the host said did not contain $50,000
- one phone call each
- the spices
- Monopoly
- every movie in the Walmart movie aisle
- the chef, with a plate of chicken alfredo as a reminder
There was no fixed price. A hidden number sat behind a curtain. If their bid met or beat it, they got everything for the rest of the challenge. If they came in even a dollar under, they got nothing.
They argued about their bid. One worried the hidden number might be around $150,000. Another felt $75,000 would be too little. Suzie suggested bidding lower because they had been prepared to go without. The counterargument was "Are you prepared to walk away with nothing?" They considered $80,101, reasoning they didn't want to go under $70,000 since it was day 70. Suzie said she'd be crushed if a low bid lost them everything. They settled on $100,101.
The hidden number was $69,000, so they overpaid by about $30,000. "I don't care," one of them said. They called it the most excited they'd been. The new mystery box held "two smaller Teslas." The contestants said the room felt like a vacation, and one called it an investment "well worth $100,000." MrBeast then teased that one of them might lose everything on day 99.
More Stuff, More Friction
The host noted that the new items seemed to make them less happy, not more. Suzie said the hot water tank ran out quickly, and because Bailey always showered first, she'd been showering in cold water for "a couple of months." Bailey complained that they'd been playing the same Monopoly game for about seven days because Suzie kept putting it off to read or watch movies. Suzie eventually admitted she had hidden the dice so he'd stop asking. They spent about 25 minutes trying to pick a movie. Suzie described Bailey as "nonstop, so energetic all the time" and said she hid in the bathroom because there was nowhere else to go. Bailey held a 3 a.m. "rave." By this point, one of them was saying, "Mom, I'm ready to leave."
MrBeast said that although they could hardly stand each other, they set their differences aside as the end neared and counted down the days.
Day 99: Split or Steal
On day 99, MrBeast said that for him it felt like a whole year had passed, and he couldn't imagine how they felt. The crew mounted a 24-hour countdown clock above the door and showed the pair footage from the first second of the challenge. The contestants guessed the twist might be "double or nothing."
That night, the crew cleared the room, and the contestants put their day-one blindfolds back on. The twist was a split-or-steal choice over the remaining money, a little under $360,000. If both chose split, each kept half. If one stole, that person took all of it. If both stole, both got nothing.
Each was questioned while the other was isolated. Suzie wore earplugs and noise-canceling headphones. Bailey said he couldn't imagine Suzie stealing and asked, "What do you say to somebody that steals 180?" He briefly wondered about stealing first to "get ahead of it." Suzie said that after everything, "we both deserve half for sure," but she added that the questions were making her nervous and that she "could do it, too." She said that if Bailey stole, they would never speak again. Bailey said he knew Suzie would split, but that the thought of walking away with almost $360,000 was tempting.
In the final seconds, a voiceover reflected that entering the challenge knowing there would be "pretty dark times ahead," and overcoming them, was something no price could be put on. The room turned green. Both had chosen split. They walked out of the chamber after 100 days with roughly $180,000 each, still on speaking terms.
I've built a massive isolation chamber, and we're going to see if these two strangers can survive in this cube for the next 100 days. They have never met each other ever.
Bailey, this is Suzie. Suzie, this is Bailey. Nice to meet you. Hi! Nice to meet you.
If the two of you can survive the next 100 days in here, I will give you the half a million dollars inside of this vault. But if one of you leaves before the 100 days is up, you both get nothing.
All right. I think you guys understand the rules. Have fun. Okay. Bye. This is going to be crazy.
Yeah. This is actually like an insane asylum.
They're currently looking at all the stuff we put in there. We gave them enough food for 100 days, which is healthy, but basically the exact same thing over and over again. We also gave them their own private bathroom, which comes with a shower and obviously has no cameras inside, and a bed to sleep on. They have everything they need to survive 100 days. It's just a question of do they want it?
I got a comb. I don't know if I've ever combed my hair in my life. Interesting.
See how they're both standing on different sides of the room? They're so awkward. When I had them take their blindfolds off, that was legitimately the first time they had ever met.
I just keep thinking of the feeling of exiting. Oh, yeah? How good is that going to feel?
It's only 100 sleeps. Only 100 sleeps. And then the world will have just kept going. That's what freaks me out.
The most interesting part of this experiment is that in this room, you have no idea what day or time it is. And already, night one, Suzie and Bailey made the mistake of only sleeping for two hours, which means they started their second day at 2:37 a.m.
I'm just going to act like this is the new normal. Okay, what do you want to eat? Are you feeling beef or chicken? Chicken. Chicken sounds great.
That is sickening. It's good.
As you can see, living inside a white cube is pretty boring. Besides eating the same thing over and over, time in the chamber consisted of two things: trying to hide from the bright light.
The lights are just so bright that we have to make these things to shield ourselves.
And desperate attempts to keep themselves entertained. Like on day four, when they used the paper from their journals to make a deck of playing cards.
Is he making cards? All right. So I just finished my deck of cards. I think that they actually came out all right.
Which honestly looked pretty fun. So I made myself a $30,000 seat and joined in.
On day five, they made a sign-in sheet, which was really just an elaborate trick.
What is it? You have to sign our sign-in sheet. Oh, these are our camera people. Yeah, this is everyone that's come in today. Wait a minute. You're having them do this so you can track the date and the time. Hold up, I need to borrow this. No, no, I wrote the date. I wrote the date.
Which I got to say was pretty smart. But by the time we got to day seven, anything considered smart was thrown out the window.
Bailey's lost it. He's whipping the pork. Yeah. The veggies never stood a chance.
Five more throws. But I only need one. Let's freaking go, baby.
It's actually crazy to me that already on day nine of this challenge, they're bored enough to expose the red line that if they cross, they lose every dollar of their prize money.
It is now day number ten. How you doing, Nolan? Good. And I got a pretty interesting offer. What is it?
So it looks like they took the $500,000 and put 250 on her side and 250 on his to remind themselves of what's at stake.
The whole door opening thing is so dramatic. How's it going? We're about to reveal the most interesting part of the challenge. I need you two to just face this wall. They don't even know that there's a door back here. Let's do this.
This is their first time seeing the outside world in ten days. You are kidding me. The sky.
Every ten days, I will give you something that will make the challenge easier. But if you actually want it, you have to pay for it with some of your prize money. And first, for day ten, we're going to give you the option to buy a private chef that'll cook you whatever you want between now and the end of the challenge for $50,000. Before you answer if you want to give up some of your prize money, we're going to let you have a nice meal. Use this as a floor for your imagination as to what you could be eating for 90 more days.
You are kidding me. Fifty grand's a lot, though. Okay, let's not think about it right now.
These look like some people that have only had canned chicken for ten days. I love just looking at the sky. You forget that they literally haven't seen the sun in ten days. Now I feel bad.
After eating this, the thought of that food is grossing me out even worse. It's rough.
They're starting to talk about whether they should take it. I don't know what to do. I don't either. This is a good first one to tempt us with.
Oh, no. Hey, Jimmy. All right. It's time for the decision. Would you pay $50,000 to have this for the rest of the challenge? Nope. I think we decided no. Really? I honestly didn't think you guys would say no. Oh, no, no. Oh, my God.
I have another offer in ten days. We'll see if you cave then. I really thought you were going to say yes. That was crazy. Bye.
I'm really curious about what the next temptation is. I know, but you know what? I'm proud of us for staying strong. Good job.
And now, with the chef gone, it seemed like Suzie and Bailey were already starting to regret their decision.
Bon appétit. My favorite part is that you can hold it sideways, and it stays on the plate.
The next few days were pretty mind-numbing for the both of them. Their routine consisted of waking up, cooking food, and then eventually just going back to sleep.
Man, the longer I'm in here, the more I feel like I'm sharing a space with an annoying sibling. Are you talking about me? Who else?
And even though they were getting used to each other, one thing they weren't getting used to were the constant beaming lights.
It's just so bright in there. I came in the bathroom because the light, you can keep it off. So it's nice and dark in here. Once it gets super late at night, I physically feel my eyes stinging just because of how bright the lights are in here.
And because it was so hard for them to get any sleep, I had the perfect offer planned for day 20.
Congrats, you're 20% done. Are you two ready for the offer? Yeah. Yes. Your day 20 offer is simple. I will give you each a smart bed that are super comfortable and combined will cost $50,000 of your prize money. I will also give you this iPad with the ability to turn off the lights. Dang.
They have exactly one hour to decide if they want to spend $50,000 of their prize money for these beds and the ability to turn off the lights. The answer might be yes. I haven't seen Suzie this happy since we literally started the challenge.
Let's remember what we would have to live with if we don't say yes. Oh, my gosh. Oh, my gosh. I think they're going to take it. I think we should. It's only 10% of our money.
It's decision time. Your one hour is up. This is what your eyeballs could have. But if you say no, this is what you're stuck with for 80 days straight. Do you want these comfortable beds?
I'm actually okay with whatever you say. Five, four. Oh, my gosh. Three. I'm happy with whatever you say. Two, one. Bailey, yes or no? Bailey, yes or no? What's your decision? No. Really? Okay. Wow. I did not see that one coming.
I think I made a mistake, maybe. Oh, what a heavy mistake. I cannot believe you guys said no. I'll leave you alone for a couple of days. I hope you don't regret your decision. Bye. Bye.
I think we made the right decision. I can't believe that in the heat of the moment you said no. I feel that slight regret right now. I don't. I feel no regret in your decision.
So today I made my calendar, and I was just writing my mom's birthday. It's going to be tough on that day, I think.
I'm so bored. I think that we're hitting a point where boredom is at an all-time high. I woke up this morning and didn't feel like doing anything, so I just sat there and stared.
What are you going to do with this money? I have a house. I was probably going to pay a lot on the house. Oh, that's awesome. I want to pay off my parents' debt. That would be my ideal world.
Throughout the following days, I made sure to not interrupt the routine. However, I was also taking note of things they missed from the outside world, like on day 24 when I overheard them wanting seasoning on their food.
Okay, if we add seasoning, I can easily stay here a hundred days.
On day 27, Suzie was craving coffee. I am a big coffee drinker, and I only have water. And on day 28, Bailey clearly needed entertainment. So by day 30, I had the perfect plan to get them to spend money.
It's now day 30, and it's time for another offer. How's it going? Hi. Today's offer is simple. Each of these five items costs $10,000. You can buy one phone call, the entire Harry Potter collection, your own coffee machine, spices, salt and pepper for your food. Or you can buy Monopoly for $10,000. You could buy one of them. You can buy all five of them. This is tough, actually. You have ten minutes to decide. Just let me know what you want.
I'm so nervous. This is a big decision. Coffee? It does sound kind of nice. It does. And then the seasoning. Seasoning sounds nice too. I'm doing this one 1,000%, I'll be honest with you. I don't really care about that. Sick. Coffee would be nice as a treat every morning. I've made my mind up.
Decision time. Are you buying Monopoly? No. No. Gone. Are you buying the spices? No. No. Are you buying the coffee? Does it come with cream or sugar? If you say yes in three seconds. Yes. Okay. Yay, coffee! Are you buying the Harry Potter books? Yes. Are you buying the phone calls? No. No.
We finally got you two to buy something. This feels good. It was a pleasure doing business. Thanks for taking your money.
Most expensive coffee maker in the world. Thirty days in, we got something new. That's exciting. We caved. You're welcome. That's my closet. That's my bookshelf. I could stay another 70 days easy. And we still have $480,000. It's crazy.
Over the next few days, not a lot happened. She's already preparing a meal. It's like being married. The most interesting thing was when Hurricane Idalia took out the power on day 34. Oh, no way. No way. As you can imagine, our cameras became pretty useless. So I'm just going to take you to day 39.
How's it going? Hello? Hi. Hey. I know you guys have been struggling. I'm sorry it took so long. Hold up. Oh, there we go. That was a long delay. You should be able to use your coffee pot again, cook food. You should have a hot shower. That's excellent. I'll see you tomorrow with the surprise. Oh, I'm so excited.
The power's on. Look, it's light. It feels cheerier. The lights are back on again. I just had a hot meal, hot shower. Life is finally looking up here.
It's now day 40. Can I come in? Come in. Your gift at no expense is this TV. But every single movie is $10,000 a pop. You have one hour to decide. Have fun.
This is crazy, the amount of movies in here. We can watch this documentary about Nolan.
We left Suzie and Bailey to discuss the offer and told them we'd be back later, but they didn't seem too interested.
How about ten grand for all? I'll go ahead and tell you now, no. You might as well just come in here, because I think we both are set in our ways. Okay. The best I could do is buy one, get one half off. Can't do it. All right, gang, come on in. Take every last one. I'll gladly keep this. Not any of the Hunger Games?
I left the TV in the chamber to remind Suzie and Bailey of what they could have had. But little did I know they were going to outsmart me.
An antenna is just a piece of metal. Rip this little wire off the wall. So I had to take this knife so that the wire is frayed. I literally just plugged it into the antenna spot. Now we're going to see if it works. Just anything. Give us one channel.
What? It says that there's seven digital channels. Oh, my gosh. If this actually works... Wait. I'm actually shaking. Bailey!
Currently the only thing that we can get on the TV is a race car race. Never really been a fan. Oh, he's in second. But today, all of a sudden, we're huge race car fans. Our time is going to fly by.
And Suzie was right, because for the next six days, that's all they did.
Having the TV feels like we're in purgatory. It's almost normal life.
It is my mom's birthday tomorrow. Even though I won't be able to spend the day with her, I got some time in here to make her a little birthday present. Although I didn't go out and buy something, I'm technically spending money on it. Tomorrow is day 50, so I'm going to use toilet paper to do streamers and decorate the room.
It's day 50. Oh, hey! So what do you think your surprise is today? I have no idea. This one is a very big one. All right, so the offer for day 50 is $20,000 for you to see your family. They're in the other room watching that feed, and they can hear everything we're saying. Hey, I miss you guys. Hi! I love you guys. I'll be back in ten minutes to hear if you're going to take the offer. Good luck. Ten minutes.
This is a pretty easy decision. What are your thoughts? Oh, my gosh. I don't know. This might be the only chance in this challenge to see them until the end. I think it's a no-brainer personally. So it's up to you on if we spend 20 grand for both. Of course. I want to see my parents too. It's killing me.
He is a yes, and she is a no. Mom, Dad, tell me what to do. All right. What do you think? And where are you guys at? He's been a yes from the beginning. As soon as you said it. About ten seconds left. But it's my mom's birthday today, and we're saying yes. All right. Give me $20,000, and I'll go get them. Best 10K ever spent, I think.
Okay. They paid the 20 grand. Come on in. I'm so excited. It was a tough decision. I made you a birthday gift.
And to celebrate her birthday, we brought a birthday cake. This is the best tasty thing they've had in forever. It's little things like that that you don't realize you won't have until you're in it.
Bye! Love you. Bye! That's the worst feeling so far. The highest of highs. And now back to our little cube all alone.
Like I said earlier, the things we're offering them are based off of what we're overhearing them talk about in the cube. So you better believe that when Suzie said this: "Probably the only thing I'd say yes to at this point is if they do Tesla," you already know on day 60 I knew exactly what to surprise them with.
How's it going? Hi. Oh, hey. First things first. I brought you a giant mystery gift. Do the two of you want to spend $50,000 to keep what's inside of this box? It's either going to be the best moment of their life or the worst moment. Just give me your answer in an hour. All right, thanks. We'll be thinking. Fifty-nine minutes remaining.
I think we should. I know, I think it might be worth it. Imagine it is something great and we said no. Would it ever be a car? Well, it could be. Could actually be the keys to a car. It's not going to be equal to the value that we're spending. She's right. It's almost three times more.
I don't feel confident in the yes. Then let's say no. But are you sure? Yeah, if you're not confident. I just know they would never do a car. Yeah, they would. Really? Yeah, I feel like they could do anything. Let's just say no. Wait, now you have me wanting to say yes.
Decision time. Okay. Do you want to spend $50,000 to keep what is inside this box? Yes or no? No. Really? What is your answer? I'm going with no. Really? Yeah. I can't believe you guys didn't take it. Do you want to unlock it? Sure.
All right, inside is $50,000, so you would have got your money back. And then you want to open up that stack of money. Just grab that. Here is a Tesla key for you and a Tesla key for you. I'm so sorry. They would have gotten their money back, plus these two Teslas for free.
Oh, I want to cry. Let's close this. That's literally my dream. We're going to head out. You leave their beef. Thank you. Bye.
I feel defeated. That's wild. Bailey... They got us Teslas. I feel like we made the wrong decision.
I'll regret this forever. No. Yeah, I will. Oh, no, it's all a dream.
I like my Prius. Okay? There, I said it.
And after getting hit hard by yesterday's offer, Suzie literally whined about the Tesla for nine days straight.
It's really hard to see the positive in all this. I actually won't be able to sleep. I'm actually feeling sick right now. I'm so mad.
Suzie's taking it hard. And so to make up for it, I made sure this next offer was the best one yet.
It's day 70. Today's a big day because this is the last offer. So obviously on day 80, there's only 20 days left, and on day 90 you're going to be like, why would we spend money? There's ten days left, correct? Yeah.
Let me just open the doors. Oh God. No shot you reject this offer. What you see here is everything you said no to so far in this challenge. Before I tell you the price tag, I'm going to move everything in here. I'm gonna make it as easy as possible for them to say yes.
Nolan, just put those by the TV. As much as I love to bully Nolan, he's just dumb.
Here's a bed. If you guys say no, we have to move all of this back out. Then give us a good price.
What you are considering buying is these two $30,000 beds. A brand new mystery box. This one doesn't have 50 grand inside. It has something else. Sounds like 25 grand.
One phone call each, spices, Monopoly, every single movie in the Walmart movie aisle. And lastly, the cook you said no to.
There is a plate of food. I see a lot of good food. And to remind you how good it is, here's some chicken Alfredo. That looks so good.
It's time to find out how much this will cost you. Behind these curtains is the number. If you bid higher than that number, you get everything here for the rest of the challenge. But if you say $1, one penny lower, you get nothing. I'll give you an hour to figure out your bid.
I'm thinking, what if it's way low and they want us to say 150 grand? I think if we bid 75, that would be too little. They're thinking at least 100K. I actually feel like we should go a little bit lower because we were prepared to say no to it. That's true. But are you prepared to walk away with nothing?
And while they're deciding what to do, I want to tell you about the Shop app. The Shop app is the best way to shop on your phone, and it's completely free. It'll basically look at everything you're interested in and recommend you products you love.
This is the only wild card because we know what beds are and we know what movies are. We don't know what's in here. I have a feeling I want whatever is inside. It's actually a third contestant. Help!
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Let's do this 80 grand 101, because it's day 70. I don't want to go under 70. I feel like this gives us space. I get what you're saying. But imagine that was the reason why we didn't end up getting all this. Yeah. I would be so sad.
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$100,000 and $100. Yeah. It's not really that much damage. This is it, this is the one. Ready? Official. We're flipping it. I hope we get it.
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Time is up. What's the number? Let me see it. Before you do, make sure you download the Shop app right now. If you haven't already, I explained all the benefits of it. It's a beautiful, amazing app. Download the Shop app. Okay.
What is your bid? If it's $1 below mine, you get nothing. $100,101. Chandler, reveal it.
69. We get it! Yes! You overpaid by 30. I don't care. We get the bed! This is the most excited I've been so far. Oh my gosh!
And this mystery box, which I did clarify, was different. It's two smaller Teslas. No, I love this.
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Our room feels drastically different right now. It's a dream. We now have so many things to do. It's like a vacation. It's an investment for sure. I think it was well worth $100,000.
You may think, oh, the challenge is over now, but one of them may lose everything. You'll see on day 99 what I'm talking about.
Oh my God, this is crazy.
Now, you would think that getting all this stuff would make both of them a lot happier, but strangely enough, the opposite actually started to happen.
One thing I took for granted on the outside was a hot shower that I also did not share with anyone. The hot water tank here runs out so quickly, and Bailey always showers before me, so I've been stuck showering with cold water for honestly a couple of months now.
We've been playing the same Monopoly game for seven days because Suzie refuses to play. Maybe she just hates board games.
I think we need to take three days and cram as many movies as we can.
All she ever does is read or watch movies.
We got to have a movie marathon.
So whenever I'm like, can we just finish the game? She's like, yeah. And then it never ends up happening. It's impossible to get her to focus.
Hey, do you want to watch The Notebook later? No, I don't want to watch The Notebook later. We spent the last 25 minutes trying to choose a movie. And Suzie, what did you say you're about to go do? Shower. Sorry. She literally does this all the time.
Bailey is wired right now. This happens literally every morning. He's just nonstop, so energetic all the time. I just had to come in here because I can't go anywhere else.
That's a rave right there. Bailey, it's 3 a.m. Yeah, but sometimes you got to rave. Get me out of here. You're the worst.
Do you want to play Monopoly? No. Do you know where the dice are? Yeah, I hid them because you keep asking me to play. So I was like, maybe if I just hide them, then we'll never be able to play.
Your toes look so long. No, that's sickening. My dogs are barking. I would like to be saved. Mom, I'm ready to leave.
Even though at this point they could hardly stand each other, with the end so close, they set their differences aside and counted down the days.
Four days left, three.
And Bailey, well...
It's going to be...
Really couldn't wait to walk out those doors.
I wasn't in the middle of saying anything. All right.
Day 99. For me, it feels like it's been honestly an entire year. I can't imagine what they're feeling.
I have to brush my teeth one more time. Ever.
24 hours remain. This many. Yes.
So this is the first second of the challenge when you both walked in. Oh my gosh. How was that us? I feel like I look like I'm a fetus in that.
Come on in, gentlemen. Set it up right above the door. It's so exciting. You officially have 24 hours left in the challenge. Don't forget what I said. We got a fun twist for tomorrow. I'm scared.
You think they'll still be friends after this? Depends what their answer is tomorrow.
I'm worried that it's going to be double or nothing. He's so quiet about it. You can't guess. Yeah.
And with their final night coming to an end, it was time to present them with an opportunity to double their money.
Hey, everyone. This is chaotic. What is going on? I don't know. Big boy. I want to help, but not really. They're literally just taking everything.
Do you know what these are? Those are blindfolds from the first day. That was quick. I remember it like it was yesterday. If you would both please put them back on. Let's see if they want to double their money. Okay.
Oh my gosh, my heart is actually beating out of my chest.
100 days ago, they were strangers. One hour ago they were best friends. Let's see if they become total enemies. Bailey and Suzie, take your blindfolds off.
So you might be familiar with what we're about to offer you. You each have the choice to split the money, and nothing changes. You both hit split. You just split it. Keep what you have, or if you hit steal, you can steal the other person's money. And if you both hit steal, you would get nothing.
Suzie has earplugs in and noise cancellation headphones on top of them. She can't hear us. What's going through your head?
I don't even know. Suzie, if you put steal, I can't imagine. What do you say to somebody that steals 180? Whatever. Maybe you get ahead of it and you steal it. Fair.
Do you hear that? Bailey actually might. Bailey might. All right, throw the music back in his ears.
What if while we were over there, he was like, "Oh, this is a no-brainer. It's too much money"? We would never speak again. You guys have become such close friends. I don't know. You get to know anyone. And when you've gone through the same thing and how hard this challenge has been, we both deserve half for sure. But now you're making me nervous. I could do it, too.
What did she just say? Maybe it'll be a case of you thinking of someone. I don't know.
If both of them press the steal button, they literally spend 100 days in this room together for absolutely nothing. There's 30 seconds left in the challenge. At the very last second, I want you both to place your vote. Do you want to walk away with 360 grand or half of it? No one speak. Karl and Kris, you two don't talk either.
I know that Suzie is going to split, but the thought of walking away with almost $360,000, I could do so much.
Do you want to split the money or steal it?
The fact that I entered this challenge...
Three.
Knowing that there would be pretty dark times ahead...
Two.
And I still overcame all those things...
One.
There's no price you can put on that.
No way. If the room turns red, then someone stole. If the room turns green, then you split the money.
You both chose split! Yes! Yes! Congratulations on surviving! Yeah! Yes! There you go, there's your money! Follow me out here.
And like I said earlier in the video, don't forget to download the Shop app. If you go on my store in the Shop app, you can tell me whatever you want for the holiday. And I'm going to be fulfilling thousands of wishes. You can say a Tesla, Yu-Gi-Oh! cards, Feastables bars, doesn't matter. Thank you, Shop app. I appreciate you so much. And as always, let's blow this place up.
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