Jordan and her sister Audrey are giving a tour of their school locker, which they share. They show off various items such as lotion, fan mail, artwork, and gifts from fans. The locker has a broken hatch and a secret combination, which they reveal. They also show off their individual shelves, with Jordan's side featuring squishies, nail polish, and slime. Audrey's side has a large stash of pencils, a fidget cube, and a fingerlings toy. They also share a funny story about Jordan's contact lens falling out during an assembly and how she had to use contact solution to rehydrate it. The video ends with a tour of the rest of the locker, featuring school supplies, hand sanitizer, and a giant Hershey's Kiss that Jordan plans to eat on the last day of school.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Jordan and her sister Audrey are the creators of the content.
2. They are at their school and showing the contents of their locker.
3. The locker is shared between the two sisters.
4. The locker has a broken bottom piece that requires kicking to open.
5. The locker has been decorated with washi tape and lights.
6. Jordan is a sophomore, and Audrey is a senior.
7. The sisters show the contents of their locker, including lotion, fan mail, lunch boxes, jackets, and school supplies.
8. They receive packages from fans, including one from Aiden in Virginia and one from Katrina in England.
9. The sisters also show their individual sides of the locker, including Jordan's collection of slime and Audrey's collection of pencils.
10. Audrey has a habit of losing her pencils and finds a stash of them in her locker.
11. The sisters also show a phone case that doesn't belong to them, which was found in their locker.
12. They have a collection of hand sanitizers, contact solution, and other school supplies.
13. Jordan has a math book and a binder full of papers.
14. Audrey has a collection of lotion and cortisone cream for dry hands.
15. The sisters find a giant Hershey's Kiss in their locker.
16. The video ends with the sisters inviting viewers to watch their next video, which will show the contents of their backpack.