A family, consisting of a mom, dad, and son Ryan, participates in a "Whatever I Draw, You Buy" challenge. The challenge involves each family member drawing an item, and the mom has to guess what the item is and buy it without knowing what it is beforehand. The challenge consists of several rounds, with each round featuring a different store or theme. The stores include the Dollar Store, McDonald's, Best Buy, and a toy store. The family members take turns drawing and the mom tries to guess what the items are, often with humorous results. In the final round, the family members can draw anything they want, and the mom has to buy it. Ryan draws a picture that looks like a car, but the mom can't figure out what it is. She eventually buys a remote-control car and presents it to Ryan, who is initially disappointed but ultimately delighted with the gift.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The activity is called "Whatever I Draw Mommy".
2. The rules are that the child draws something, and the mom has to guess what it is without any verbal hints.
3. The child is given a set amount of time to draw, determined by a spinner.
4. The mom has to go to a specific store to find the item that the child has drawn.
5. The stores visited include the Dollar Store, McDonald's, and Best Buy.
6. The child, Ryan, is too young to drive a car.
7. The mom buys a toy car that matches the picture Ryan drew, but it's not exactly what Ryan wanted.
8. The activity is divided into rounds.
9. The final round is a surprise, and the child can draw anything they want.
10. The mom buys a toy drone for Ryan and his dad.
11. Ryan's drawing in the final round is a car, but the mom thinks it might be a picture of something that flies in the air.
12. The mom buys a toy airplane, but it's not what Ryan wanted.
13. Ryan's drawing was actually a picture of a Bugatti car, which the mom didn't know what it was.
14. The mom buys a remote-control car as a surprise gift for Ryan and his dad.
15. The car is a hit with Ryan and his dad, despite not being exactly what Ryan wanted.