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**Title:** "You Can Only Carry Challenge" (implied, not explicitly stated)
**Summary:**
* A father (Daddy) takes his son (Sean/Shawn) on a shopping spree with a twist: Sean can only carry items in his hands, and if he drops anything, he gets nothing.
* They visit Target, where Sean attempts to carry multiple items, including frozen Play-Doh, toys, and more, without dropping them.
* After succeeding, they head to Louis Vuitton (initially met with skepticism), where Sean tries on a $1,195 Versace sweater and other luxury items.
* The challenge concludes with Sean having spent $1,200, prompting the father to joke that this could have covered four years of community college (now reduced to three).
* The video ends with the family returning home, opening packages, and promoting their own toys, which are available at Target and Walmart.
Here are the extracted key facts in short sentences, numbered for reference:
1. **Location**: The activity starts at Target.
2. **Initial Rule**: Participants can only use their hands to carry items.
3. **Drop Penalty**: If an item is dropped, it cannot be kept.
4. **Spending Limit**: No explicit spending limit is mentioned, except for what can be carried.
5.. **First Store Total**: Sean spent $117 at Target.
6. **Next Destination**: After Target, they consider going to various luxury brands.
7. **Choice of Luxury Brand**: They decide to go to Louis Vuitton.
8. **Item Prices at Louis Vuitton**:
* A specific sweater's price is revealed later as $1,195.
* Other items (like shirts) are speculated to cost around $8,000.
9. **Challenge Evolution**: The challenge is briefly considered to be replicated at McDonald's.
10. **Alternative Store Mentioned**: The dollar store is mentioned as a potential alternative destination.
11. **Final Spending Amount**: Sean ends up spending $1,200 at Louis Vuitton.
12. **Comparison**: Sean's spending is compared to another person (Shan), who spent $120.
13. **Community College Analogy**: The $1,200 spent is likened to the cost of four years of community college.
14. **Availability of Toys**: At the time of recording, certain toys were not available in Target or Walmart but were expected to be by the video's release.
15. **Toy Availability Update**: By the video's release, the toys are confirmed available in Target and Walmart.
16. **Location Update**: The group is in New York, where they visit a Target to find their own toys on the shelves.