In this video, a parent takes their two-year-old child on a shopping spree to various stores. The child is given the freedom to choose toys and items in each store. They visit a candy store first, where the child selects a variety of candies. Then, they go to an Apple Store where the child picks an iPad, iPhone, and headphones. Finally, they visit Target, where the child chooses a range of toys. The video showcases the child's shopping preferences and the family's humorous reactions to the shopping spree.
Sure, here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Milan is going shopping with someone.
2. Milan's first choice is to go to the candy store.
3. Milan is allowed to choose any candy he points at.
4. Milan selects various candies, including gummy bears and nerds.
5. Milan also shows interest in toys like gummy hot dogs and a fire truck.
6. Milan then visits the Apple Store and chooses an iPad, headphones, and an iPhone.
7. Milan goes to Target and fills multiple shopping carts with various items, including a school bus toy and Super Mario merchandise.
These are the factual points from the text without including opinions or commentary.