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The text is a transcript of a video where six high school students compete for $1000 by eliminating each other in four rounds. They have to share their personal situations and reasons for needing the money, and vote for who should be out. They also do some random challenges like drawing an octopus or standing on one foot. The couch, where the eliminated contestants sit, gives their opinions and comments. In the end, they decide to give the money to Heather, who has to pay for her own transportation and education. The video shows the emotions, conflicts, and dilemmas of the participants.
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1. A group of high school students participated in a competition where they had to decide who would receive $1,000.
2. Each student had to explain why they needed the money and what they would use it for.
3. The students voted on who would receive the money after hearing each other's reasons.
4. The competition consisted of four elimination rounds.
5. If no one could decide who should receive the money, no one would get it.
6. One of the students wanted to start an online clothing business with the $1,000.
7. Another student needed the money to pay for college and textbooks.
8. A student who is a senior in high school needed the money to pay for car insurance and school fees.
9. A student who wants to be a marine biologist needed the money to go on a trip to the Bahamas.
10. One student had to fund themselves and needed the money to pay for transportation to school.
11. The students decided to have a drawing contest to determine who would be eliminated next.
12. The students voted on who would receive the $1,000 in the final round.
13. One student decided to vote themselves off because they felt the other two students needed the money more.
14. The remaining students decided to give the $1,000 to one of the students who needed it to pay for transportation and school expenses.