In this challenge, two individuals take turns spinning a wheel and then buying an item that starts with the letter they landed on. The catch is that they only have a few seconds to think of an item, and they have to use their own money. The first person buys $60 high-waisted jeans, the second person buys a $60 pair of earrings, and the third person buys an $180 pair of AirPods. In the fourth round, one person buys a $2,000 MacBook Air, leaving their partner with a significant expense. In the final round, the partner gets to choose a hat that they don't like, and then buys a toy Ferrari and a Barbie doll.
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1. The participants are playing a game where they spin a wheel to get a letter, and then they have to buy an item starting with that letter.
2. The participants have a limited time to think of an item to buy.
3. They are using their own money to buy the items.
4. The first participant buys high-waisted jeans for $60.
5. The second participant buys balloons, but initially considered buying air pods.
6. The third participant buys air pods for $180.
7. The fourth participant buys earrings that cost around 60 euros.
8. The fifth participant buys a MacBook Air, which costs $2,000.
9. The sixth participant buys five toy cars.
10. The seventh participant buys a hat, but is not satisfied with the options.
11. The eighth participant buys a Barbie doll.
12. The total cost of all the items purchased is over $2,000.
13. The participants are using a friend's money, referred to as "Korea's purse", to buy the items.
14. The participants are recording their experience and will post it online.
15. They plan to do more challenges like this in the future, but are hesitant to spend large amounts of money again.