A family is filming a challenge where they go to different fast food restaurants and let the person in front of them decide what they get to eat. The twist is that the person in front of them also gets to decide their age for an hour, based on the total cost of the order. The family goes to Starbucks, McDonald's, and another McDonald's, and each time they have to act according to the age they are assigned. The children get to experience being 9, 21, and back to their regular ages. After the challenge, they return home and one of the kids, Diesel, gets to be 9 years old for an hour and orders food online. The video ends with the family reflecting on the challenge and giving shoutouts to their subscribers.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The conversation starts with a question, "Sucker, how's it feel to die?"
2. The participants play a game of Rock-Paper-Scissors to decide who goes first.
3. The challenge involves letting the person in front of them decide what they do for 24 hours, with a twist.
4. The twist is that the person in front of them decides how old they get to turn for one hour.
5. The participants go to a fast-food restaurant and order what the person in front of them got.
6. The cost of the food determines how old they get to turn for one hour.
7. One participant gets to turn 9 years old and another gets to turn 21.
8. The 21-year-old participant goes to the mall and gets makeup done.
9. The participants have to update their timer to keep track of their "age" for the hour.
10. Diesel, one of the participants, orders food from Starbucks and plays a game for an hour.
11. The participant who turned 9 years old eats two burritos.
12. The participants discuss their experience and have a conversation about their "ages".
13. Sue hates the circus because they torture animals.
14. The participants end the conversation and say goodbye.
15. The video ends with a shoutout to Daniel Garza, who subscribed and turned on post notifications.