I laid a giant circle in the middle of nowhere. And this is a random subscriber. And if he stays in this circle for 100 days, I'll give him $500,000. Step inside the circle and the 100-day counter will start. The timer is ticking. He has to survive in this circle for 100 days. There's nothing here. There's nothing yet. Chris. I'm about to drop off a house. This definitely gives me more confidence. I bet you didn't know you could lift a house with a crane. And that zero training. Wait, which one's the gas again? Oops. Look out for the stairs. You know what, actually. And inside this house is all the food, clothes, and supplies he needs to survive 100 days. Oh no. This could have been a lot worse. Oh my God. And this is Sean's family. I wanted to let you guys get one final goodbye in before he started the challenge. No pain, no gain, dad. You guys will be here when I walk out of that circle with a half million dollars. I believe it. But I'm going to miss you guys. Oh. I'm going to cry a little bit. The video just started and it's already emotional. Good luck. $500,000 is on the line. Yeah. It's a little emotional. But, uh, 300,000 calories, 100 days. I've got a plan. Get the food organized, clothing figured out, figure out a way to keep my mind entertained. And I know if I walked out of that circle, I'll regret it forever. One night down, 99 to go. Let's go get organized. All right, strategy session number one. I gotta figure out what I got, how much I got, and what I'm gonna do to organize it. This is all the food you're getting for the next 100 days. So if you eat all this in the first, let's say, 50 days, you're done. It looked like a lot more food until I started condensing it down. Sean. Hello. We have over a dozen cameras monitoring his every move 24/7. If he steps on that red line, we will see it. What do you think the hardest part of this challenge will be? Solo failure. No one beats me. I didn't get outplayed. He's still talking to us and we're outside the trailer. Me and in my own head. Hey Sean, I think they walked away. God, I hate them. Because Chris dropped my house so perfectly, my shower doesn't drain. Huge shout out, Chris. Really appreciate 100 days of dealing with this. It is cloudy, so I think it's a perfect day to get outside and try to plant some vegetables. Oh, I gotta pay attention where I'm walking, because if I walk across that, game over. That red line is death. If I touch it, it's over. So, I'm gonna take the wood out back and create kind of like a secondary line. All right, now I got my beautiful circle. Sean. Come in. How's it going, man? Doing good. Wait a minute, is this a Cheerio? This is all you get for 100 days. You're wasting a Cheerio. All right, here you go. Wow, it's really stale. I'm shocked at how fast Sean is developing a routine. It is officially day 10. Sorry I'm dressed like this. I just gave away a chocolate factory. Sean is nowhere to be seen on these cameras. Sean, are you pooping? What? What? Okay, he didn't run away. Bro, how are you doing? Give me a hug. All right. Wait, so you're tracking your weight? I'm weighing in every seven days. So you're trying to just be jacked by the end? Yeah, so I mean, at the end of it, I'll be ripped and $500,000 richer. Your wife's gonna love me. You seem to be doing really well. I'll see you in a month. A month? I think he's kidding, but he's probably not. I'm gonna try to build a garden today. I'm gonna try to replant it away from that crazy red line. One of the things I plan on doing with the money is to put my farm 100% on solar power. My farm will be like a giant Tesla. That's the dream. That's what we're trying to do at the homestead. Can't wait to get out and get my money and I'm gonna go on a nice vacation for a while, I think. Whoa. Jimmy just told me there's a tornado watch. Are you gonna leave the circle for the severe weather? I'm like, I'm from Oklahoma. Whoa. There's no way that tarp is worth a half million dollars. Oh yeah, here it comes. My poor money's blowing away. Okay, I'm going inside. I have water peeing from the ceiling. My toilet won't flush because I'm guessing the tank out there is full of water from the rain leaking into it. You guys see that gentleman behind us? He's been in that circle for 16 days. That's longer than you went without eating. Bald guy. You have to bring up that video. Have you seen your second floor yet? No, I've been trying to get up there. It's a bit steep. Hey Jimmy, you're bald. Yeah, I'm just gonna stay out of it. I feel like if I stay in here, they will bother each other and not me. Since the boys are being rude, I'm gonna leave them trapped. We want out. We want out. Let us out. I think we're ready to get out. I want an apology. I'm sorry you're bald. I'm sorry I called you bald. Was it that hard? Yes, it hurt. So the boys made quite the mess of my house yesterday. My yard is now covered in glass. Very frustrating. I'm worried this challenge might be getting to Sean. Would you come into my house and screw with stuff? I don't think so. I don't think so. I don't think so. I think just smacked me in the nuts. This competition's a huge sacrifice. I only get so many summers with my kids right before they're gone and out of the house. So that's tough. So I was organizing all my clothes and as I was going through it, I started finding little notes. They're from my daughter. My youngest. I have four kids and a wife and this'll be the most alone I've been in 18 years. Rationing food, survival is going to be rough. But if anything makes me walk out of here, it's gonna be the loneliness. I just don't want to think about it. He ain't no Gordon Ramsay. He ain't got nothing on me. Because I only gave him 300,000 calories of food, Sean really had to think about how he rationed it. We selected some pretty interesting choices. So this may be my first bad one. It's just a bunch of leftovers boiled for safety. It's disgusting. Very cabbagey. There's a camera above me. I'm not sleeping naked in this 100-day challenge. Jimmy, just know I did that for you, just to spare you from my nakedness. This morning I heard, "Hey Sean, there's a spider in your bed." My bed is now flipped over. I'm leaving the circle. This is my last day. You know you've been here a long time when living inside of a circle in a Mr. Beast video seems normal. Day 39. It's Father's Day. I kept waking up thinking I was home. Really missing my family. This is gonna be a tough day. And what Sean didn't know is that I brought his family to the circle to surprise him for Father's Day. Sean, I have a present for you. Oh yeah. Happy Father's Day. Daddy. Almost makes me feel bad for trapping him in here. They didn't really consult with me. They just brought a present and I'm not about to tell a little girl she can't give her dad a present. So I caved and and here you go. Oh, okay. I appreciate this gift. Oh my gosh. Not only did they give you a gift, but they also get to spend the next 24 hours with you. No way. You guys are gonna be so bored. Are those my drawings on the fridge? Yeah, those are your drawings on the fridge. What is this? Nice. I didn't think you would keep these. Oh, it's the wife. It had merely been a month since Sean saw his family, so I decided to give them some privacy until the next day. Must be nice to be able to walk out of the red circle. Really appreciate it, Jimmy. That was the best. Can't wait to get out and get my money. It's a new day and Ryan is here who traveled across America to give me this penny. Hey guys, Sean, I'm coming in. Come on in. Do you know what he's carrying? A penny. Do you know why he's carrying this penny? My kids told me all about this. Oh, wait, really? Oh, no. I'm gonna give it to you for entertainment. Really? Here you go. Tomorrow's day number 50 and we have a big surprise for him, but don't tell him, okay? Okay. Okay. All right. Okay. It is officially day 50 of Sean surviving in the circle. And I invited some of my YouTube friends to celebrate this special moment. It's us, his YouTube friends. I need a break. Sean. Sean, what day is it? 50. Exactly. In front of you is $100,000 in cash. And if you get out right now, I'll let you keep it. No. What? A hundred grand? I can just chill here and get another 400. All right, what if it was like 150 grand? Would it still be a no? I think like above 400, I would think about it. You're crazy. 400 grand? Okay, well, in case you did say yes, I invited a marching band. Bring in the marching band. Wow. Band. Do you want to know what the best part about this is? I paid them to be here all night. Good luck. For the first 50 days, I wanted to see if Sean can make it. I've done this, right? I've done 50 days. For the last half of this challenge, we have some pretty crazy stuff planned. This is probably something you'll never see. Oh my God. Honestly, I didn't think it was gonna end like this. You guys ready? They're lighting them. They're lighting them. Go, go, go. Oh my God. That's happened before. What if he got out right now? Gotta watch out. You gotta watch out. Bro, I just bought random fireworks. I didn't know they were that crazy. Cease fire. Cease fire. I can't even see. Stop. Is that a good show or what? Honestly, we should become firework experts. Yeah, dude, I basically am. All right, Sean. More importantly, it is now July 5th, which means we need to leave. No more fireworks. We're not gonna celebrate anything on July 5th. Okay. Thank you. I'm a little terrified of what Jimmy comes up with next. Did you say you're terrified of what I'm gonna come up with next? Yes. Do you want me to just leave you alone for a month? No, that'd be even worse. Okay, see you in a month. Oh, no. You did this to us. That's like almost all the days that are left. Here's the aftermath. There's multiple parts where I was way too close to the edge. Gotta watch out for the So, I'm thinking about digging a moat. And if Jimmy's really not coming back for 30 days, I should have an entire moat built by the time he gets back. Today I eat a can of mixed vegetables and a can of turkey. I didn't even heat it up. Food is going to be an issue. This is meat. And it smells. And I've kind of tapped out the things to do inside the 60-foot circle. I dug a moat, made a garden, made a fire pit, which is too hot to use. Uh, made like a fence around the back, made a hammock. So, I'm just here existing. I don't feel like doing really anything. So, I'm just going to sleep. That is Sean's house and I haven't been there in 30 days. Let's see if he's still alive. Just kidding, I check in on the cameras every single day. I know he's alive. Looks like he dug a moat around the circle. Let's see how he's doing. Hey. Did you miss me? Yes. Well, does it feel refreshing? It's like I seriously shaking. You're that excited to see us? Yeah, no, definitely. Wow. I had no idea that not visiting Sean for 30 days would affect him this much. You do look much thinner. Did you lose weight? I'm 22 pounds down. Wow. We've done a lot since you last saw me. What did you do? And this is my storm window. And I sit here and watch the storm come in and listen to the lightning. Proud of you. Thank you. Things are about to start ramping up. The last 10 days are gonna be crazy. What'd you say? Oh, don't worry about it. Honestly, I thought that 30-day challenge was kind of like my my hard challenge, but it sounds like he's not done with me, which is a little concerning. Sean, what's the best way to cut a cake in half? With a knife? Okay. What's the best way to cut a house in half? Oh, shoot. Look, he keeps checking all the windows to see if we're gonna cut the house in half. Look at that. He's gonna be so confused until I return tomorrow. So I was calling Jimmy's bluff on this, but then I just looked outside. I need you to cut in half and get rid of that half. They're legit gonna cut my house in half. I just learned how to drive this five minutes ago. Sean, I just wanted to tell you that it's only gonna get harder. That's what I'm worried about. No. Wow. Oh my God. I didn't think this would actually work. You're good. Oh my God. In a couple days, we may or may not just burn the house down. If I do, I'll let you know beforehand. Okay, yeah, thank you. That was a rough day. It's nine days to go at this point. I don't even care. I don't even talk about how long I've been here. Well played, Jimmy. Well played. I'm staying. So, it's officially hotter in my room than it is outside at this point. Sean. I will give you a quarter of a million dollars if you get out right now. You know, it's hot. I want to give you a way out. It's so hot. It's like 100 degrees today. But I think I'd rather die than give up on this challenge at this point. Really? Yeah. Well, that was all. I'll see you tomorrow. I give you guys full permission to go full idiot mode. Charge. Oh, there's nothing going on up there. Don't worry about it. Chandler must be here. Oh, no, no, no, no. Yeah, but nothing hurts you more than emotional damage. Wow. Thanks for the entertainment, boys. See you tomorrow. I guess they're giving up. Here they come to get their fancy cameras. This is probably something you'll never see on the YouTube side. Oh my goodness. There's still clowns out there. Full extra security there. You have less than 24 hours left in the circle. So, we're gonna destroy your house with a wrecking ball to make it harder. What? Chris. What? Tear down the house. All right. Yeah, that part of your house is gone now. Demolition. Take the roof off. It's supposed to rain tomorrow. Good. Yeah. It has been 100 days. Step on the red line. Are you sure? It has been 100 days. Okay. That's not good. That's not good. That's not good. Daddy. Are you okay? Yeah. Are you excited? Here's your check for a half a million dollars. Everyone, give him a round of applause. This has been an amazing 100 days. I am glad it's over, though. It's amazing. I don't know what to say. If you haven't already, subscribe, because you chew in a video. Goodbye. A lot of people say that me and Chandler can't do things, but we did that, dang it. We did it.
A drone shot shows MrBeast lying on his back in the center of a large, perfectly green circular patch of grass in the middle of a barren field. He is wearing a red hoodie and grey shorts, with his arms raised in a celebratory gesture. As he speaks, the camera zooms out, revealing the full extent of the green circle, which is surrounded by a thin red border and then a wider brown, dirt-like circle.
"I laid a giant circle in the middle of nowhere."
MrBeast introduces a man with a long beard and a blue hoodie, who stands in a grassy field with a line of trees in the background. A red arrow graphic points from the man towards the left side of the screen, where the word 'SUBSCRIBER' appears in white text with a black outline.
"And this is a random subscriber."
MrBeast and the subscriber stand in the center of the green circle, both with their arms outstretched. The camera zooms out to a wide shot, showing the entire circle. Text appears on screen: '100 DAYS' in large red letters. The scene then cuts to a close-up of a large stack of money inside a chain-link fence enclosure. The money glows with a vibrant green light, and the text '$500,000' appears in neon green.
"And if he stays in this circle for 100 days, I'll give him $500,000."
MrBeast, in a red hoodie, places a hand on the subscriber's shoulder and points towards the green circle. The subscriber, wearing a blue hoodie and khaki shorts, looks down at the ground. Another man in a dark blue jacket stands nearby. The camera then focuses on the subscriber's feet as he steps from the brown dirt onto the red border, then onto the green artificial grass. A digital timer graphic appears on screen, displaying '99 DAYS 23:59:59'.
"Step inside the circle and the 100-day counter will start."
MrBeast stands in the green circle, clapping his hands and looking at the subscriber who is walking around. The camera is positioned high above, showing the entire circle with the timer still visible at the bottom of the screen. The subscriber walks from one side of the circle to the other, looking around.
"The timer is ticking. He has to survive in this circle for 100 days."
The subscriber gestures with his hands, indicating the emptiness of the circle. MrBeast then points his finger upwards, implying more is to come. The camera alternates between a close-up of the subscriber and a wider shot of MrBeast in the circle.
"There's nothing here. There's nothing yet."
A man named Chris, wearing a black hoodie with a white skeleton design, sits inside the cab of a large crane. He looks towards the camera with a slight smirk. The scene then cuts to a wide shot of a colorful house being lowered by a crane into the center of the green circle. The house is painted in various bright colors: pink, yellow, and green. Several crew members are visible on the ground, guiding the house.
"Chris. I'm about to drop off a house."
The subscriber, with a wide smile, gestures towards the house being lowered by the crane. He looks excited and confident. The house is brightly colored in pink, yellow, and green, and is slowly descending into the center of the green circle. The camera then cuts to a close-up of the crane's machinery, emphasizing its size and power.
"This definitely gives me more confidence."
MrBeast and the subscriber stand in front of the colorful house, which is still suspended in the air by the crane. MrBeast smiles at the camera, while the subscriber looks up at the house with a look of awe. The camera then shifts to a different angle, showing the house from the side as it is slowly lowered. The house is now painted in light blue, yellow, and pink, with a small balcony on one side.
"I bet you didn't know you could lift a house with a crane."
The camera shows Chris, in the crane's cab, looking down at the controls with a focused expression. He is wearing a black hoodie. The scene then cuts to an overhead shot of the house being carefully placed within the red border of the circle. The house is brightly colored in pink, yellow, and green. Several crew members are still on the ground, ensuring a smooth landing.
"And that zero training."
Chris, still in the crane's cab, looks around with a slightly confused expression. The camera then cuts to an overhead shot of the house being lowered, but it appears to be slightly off-kilter, causing a moment of panic. The house is still brightly colored, and the red border of the circle is clearly visible.
"Wait, which one's the gas again?"
The subscriber, with a worried expression, points towards the house as it's being lowered. The house is still brightly colored, and the stairs are visible on the pink side. The camera then cuts back to Chris in the crane, who is now looking more focused but still a bit stressed. The scene then cuts to a close-up of the stairs being carefully placed on the ground, with some flowers and plants around them.
"Oops. Look out for the stairs."
The camera shows Chris, in the crane, looking at the house with a thoughtful expression. The house is now fully on the ground, positioned within the red border. Several crew members are around the house, making final adjustments. The house is still brightly colored in pink, yellow, and green.
"You know what, actually."
The camera rapidly cuts through several interior shots of the house, showcasing shelves filled with various food items, clothes, and other supplies. The first shot shows a pantry packed with jars, cans, and bags of food. The second shot reveals a bedroom area with shelves full of folded clothes, a bed, and storage bins. The third shot is a close-up of the exterior of the house, highlighting its yellow side with a purple window frame, and a planter box filled with flowers.
"And inside this house is all the food, clothes, and supplies he needs to survive 100 days."
The subscriber walks towards the house, then turns to face MrBeast, who is standing nearby. They exchange a few words, and the subscriber expresses relief, smiling and looking around at the house. The house is brightly colored in pink, yellow, and green, with a light yellow door. The camera then cuts to a close-up of the subscriber's face, showing his relieved expression.
"Oh no. This could have been a lot worse. Oh my God."
MrBeast gestures towards a group of four people walking towards the green circle: a woman, two boys, and a young girl. They are Sean's family. MrBeast smiles at them, and the family approaches the house. The young girl runs towards Sean and hugs him tightly. The rest of the family joins in for a group hug, expressing their emotions before Sean begins the challenge.
"And this is Sean's family. I wanted to let you guys get one final goodbye in before he started the challenge."
Sean and his family are in a group hug. Sean's daughter is heard saying, "No pain, no gain, dad." Sean then looks at his family, pointing towards the red border of the circle, and reassures them that he will succeed. His family looks at him with supportive expressions. The camera focuses on Sean's face as he speaks, then pans to his family's faces.
"No pain, no gain, dad. You guys will be here when I walk out of that circle with a half million dollars."
Sean's daughter hugs him tightly, and the rest of the family joins in for another group hug. Sean's wife says, "I believe it." Sean then expresses his emotions, stating he will miss them and might cry. MrBeast stands nearby, watching the emotional scene unfold with a sympathetic expression. The camera captures the heartfelt embraces and emotional faces of the family.
"I believe it. But I'm going to miss you guys. Oh. I'm going to cry a little bit."
MrBeast stands next to Sean, who is wiping away a tear. MrBeast gestures with his hands, commenting on the emotional start of the video. The colorful house is in the background. The text "$500,000" appears in large neon green letters on screen.
"The video just started and it's already emotional."
MrBeast wishes Sean good luck, emphasizing the $500,000 prize. Sean nods, still emotional. The camera then shows Sean's family walking away from the circle, waving goodbye. The scene cuts to the interior of the house, showcasing shelves packed with food and supplies. Sean then appears in a close-up, talking about the 300,000 calories and 100 days challenge.
"Good luck. $500,000 is on the line. Yeah. It's a little emotional. But, uh, 300,000 calories, 100 days."
Sean, wearing a blue hoodie and a baseball cap, is seen inside the house. He is organizing food on shelves, folding clothes, and looking out the window. The camera cuts to an aerial view of the house in the circle, then back to Sean, who is speaking directly to the camera with a determined expression. The text "DAY 1" is displayed in the top left corner of the screen.
"I've got a plan. Get the food organized, clothing figured out, figure out a way to keep my mind entertained. And I know if I walked out of that circle, I'll regret it forever."
Sean is lying in bed, covered by a blanket, looking tired but determined. The scene then transitions to an exterior shot of the house at dawn, with a beautiful sunrise in the background. The house's windows are lit. The text "DAY 2" is displayed in the top left corner of the screen. Sean then appears in a close-up, speaking to the camera about the start of day two.
"One night down, 99 to go. Let's go get organized."
Sean stands in the middle of the kitchen, looking at the camera. He then begins to move around the room, assessing his supplies. He opens cabinets, looks at shelves, and generally takes stock of his inventory. The kitchen is well-lit, with white cabinets and a black refrigerator. The text "DAY 2" is still visible in the top left corner.
"All right, strategy session number one. I gotta figure out what I got, how much I got, and what I'm gonna do to organize it."
MrBeast gestures towards the shelves of food, emphasizing the limited supply. The camera then shows close-ups of various food items, including canned goods, bags of rice, and potatoes in burlap sacks. The text "FOOD" appears on screen, with a green progress bar. Sean stands nearby, listening intently.
"This is all the food you're getting for the next 100 days. So if you eat all this in the first, let's say, 50 days, you're done."
Sean is seen organizing the food on the shelves, moving cans and containers to make more space. He meticulously arranges the items, trying to maximize storage. The kitchen is still well-lit, and the shelves are packed with various food products.
"It looked like a lot more food until I started condensing it down."
MrBeast, wearing a straw hat, stands next to Chris, who is smiling. MrBeast then looks at a wall of monitors displaying various camera feeds from inside and outside the house. Sean is seen on one of the monitors, drinking water in the kitchen. The camera cuts to different camera angles, showing Sean sleeping, looking out a window, and the exterior of the house with the red border. The text "REC" is visible in the top left corner of the screen, indicating recording.
"Sean. Hello. We have over a dozen cameras monitoring his every move 24/7. If he steps on that red line, we will see it."
MrBeast, wearing a straw hat, talks to Chris, who is standing next to him. MrBeast holds a microphone and asks Chris about the hardest part of the challenge. The wall of monitors behind them continues to display various camera feeds of Sean inside and outside the house.
"What do you think the hardest part of this challenge will be?"
Chris walks away from MrBeast, who then looks at the monitors. Sean is seen in the kitchen, talking to himself while looking at the camera. The camera focuses on the monitors, showing Sean's reflection and his movements inside the house. MrBeast then appears in a close-up, talking about Sean's isolation.
"Solo failure. No one beats me. I didn't get outplayed."
MrBeast and Chris are outside the trailer, looking at the camera and talking about Sean. Sean is then seen inside the house, looking around and talking to himself. The camera cuts to another crew member, who is wearing a red cap and a grey hoodie, speaking into a microphone, communicating with Sean. Sean then appears in the kitchen, looking frustrated and talking to himself.
"He's still talking to us and we're outside the trailer. Me and in my own head. Hey Sean, I think they walked away. God, I hate them."
Sean is in the bathroom, pointing at the shower drain, which is clogged with dirt and debris. He looks frustrated. The camera then cuts to a close-up of Sean's face, where he sarcastically thanks Chris for the perfect house drop. The text "DAY 3" is displayed in the top left corner of the screen.
"Because Chris dropped my house so perfectly, my shower doesn't drain. Huge shout out, Chris. Really appreciate 100 days of dealing with this."
Sean walks out of the house and begins to plant vegetables in the garden box. He is wearing a blue hoodie and khaki shorts. Two garden gnomes are visible near the garden. The camera shows close-ups of Sean planting, and then a wider shot of him working in the garden. He is careful not to step on the red border.
"It is cloudy, so I think it's a perfect day to get outside and try to plant some vegetables."
Sean looks down at the red border, then at the camera, realizing the danger of stepping outside the circle. He points at the red border, emphasizing its importance. The camera shows a close-up of Sean's face, then a shot of the red border with Sean's finger pointing at it.
"Oh, I gotta pay attention where I'm walking, because if I walk across that, game over."
Sean, wearing a white hoodie and sunglasses, walks towards the back of the house, carrying several pieces of wood. He carefully places the wood along the inside of the red border, creating a secondary barrier. The camera shows him working, then a wide shot of the newly created wooden barrier. The text "DAY 4" is displayed in the top left corner of the screen.
"That red line is death. If I touch it, it's over. So, I'm gonna take the wood out back and create kind of like a secondary line."
Sean, still wearing his white hoodie and sunglasses, smiles at the camera, proud of his work. The camera then cuts to MrBeast, who is walking towards the house, dressed in a black long-sleeve shirt and white shorts. He is holding a small object in his hand. The text "DAY 5" is displayed in the top left corner of the screen.
"All right, now I got my beautiful circle."
MrBeast knocks on the door of the house and enters. He walks through the kitchen, looking around. Sean is seen sitting at a table, reading a book. MrBeast approaches him, and they exchange greetings. The kitchen is neat and organized, with shelves of food in the background.
"Sean. Come in. How's it going, man? Doing good."
MrBeast picks up a single Cheerio from the table and holds it up, questioning Sean about wasting food. Sean, with a slight smile, takes the Cheerio from MrBeast and eats it. MrBeast then looks at the camera, smiling. The camera captures their playful interaction.
"Wait a minute, is this a Cheerio? This is all you get for 100 days. You're wasting a Cheerio."
Sean makes a face, indicating the Cheerio was stale. The text "DAY 6" is displayed in the top left corner of the screen. Sean is then seen reading a book at the table. The camera cuts to Sean in the kitchen, preparing food. The text "DAY 7" is displayed. The camera then shows Sean working on the exterior of the house, fixing some wooden planks. The text "DAY 8" is displayed. Sean is then seen exercising inside the house, using resistance bands. The text "DAY 9" is displayed.
"Wow, it's really stale."
MrBeast, dressed in a purple velvet suit and a brown top hat, stands in front of a wall of monitors, announcing day 10. He gestures with his hands, explaining his attire. The monitors display various camera feeds, but Sean is not visible in any of them. MrBeast then looks at the cameras, questioning Sean's whereabouts. The text "DAY 10" is displayed in the top left corner of the screen.
"It is officially day 10. Sorry I'm dressed like this. I just gave away a chocolate factory. Sean is nowhere to be seen on these cameras."
MrBeast, still in his Willy Wonka attire, asks Sean if he is pooping. Sean is not visible on the cameras. MrBeast then walks out of the house, looking around for Sean. He then re-enters the house, looking relieved that Sean is still inside. The camera captures MrBeast's playful antics.
"Sean, are you pooping? What? What? Okay, he didn't run away."
MrBeast asks Sean about tracking his weight, and Sean explains he weighs himself every seven days. MrBeast then playfully suggests Sean is trying to get "jacked" by the end of the challenge, and Sean agrees, adding that he'll be $500,000 richer. Sean then makes a comment about his wife loving him. The camera captures their humorous exchange.
"Wait, so you're tracking your weight? I'm weighing in every seven days. So you're trying to just be jacked by the end? Yeah, so I mean, at the end of it, I'll be ripped and $500,000 richer. Your wife's gonna love me."
MrBeast tells Sean he's doing well and says he'll see him in a month. Sean looks surprised and questions the long absence. MrBeast then walks away, leaving Sean looking confused. The camera captures Sean's bewildered expression.
"You seem to be doing really well. I'll see you in a month. A month? I think he's kidding, but he's probably not."
Sean is seen rolling out a large piece of artificial turf, then begins to dig a garden bed with a shovel. He carefully replants a small plant, moving it away from the red border. The camera shows various shots of Sean working on his garden, emphasizing his dedication to the homestead project. The text "DAY 11" is displayed in the top left corner of the screen.
"I'm gonna try to build a garden today. I'm gonna try to replant it away from that crazy red line. One of the things I plan on doing with the money is to put my farm 100% on solar power. My farm will be like a giant Tesla. That's the dream. That's what we're trying to do at the homestead."
Sean is lying on the green artificial grass, relaxing with his hands behind his head. The camera is positioned high above him, showing him in a relaxed pose. The text "DAY 12" is displayed in the top left corner of the screen. The scene then cuts to a close-up of the stack of money inside the cage, with the colorful house in the background. The text "DAY 13" is displayed.
"Can't wait to get out and get my money and I'm gonna go on a nice vacation for a while, I think."
Sean is seen relaxing in a wooden structure outside the house, reading a book. The text "DAY 14" is displayed in the top left corner. The scene then cuts to a wide shot of a stormy sky over the field, with dark clouds gathering. Sean is heard saying he's from Oklahoma, implying he's not afraid of the weather. The camera captures the ominous weather conditions.
"Whoa. Jimmy just told me there's a tornado watch. Are you gonna leave the circle for the severe weather? I'm like, I'm from Oklahoma."
Sean is seen carrying a large blue tarp, trying to secure it outside the house as the wind picks up. The camera cuts to a wide shot of the field, showing the tarp being blown away by the strong winds. Sean then points towards the money cage, implying the money is not safe. The scene cuts to a shot of the money inside the cage, with some bills flying around due to the wind. The sky is dark and stormy.
"Whoa. There's no way that tarp is worth a half million dollars."
Sean rushes inside the house as the storm intensifies. He then points at the ceiling, where water is leaking through. The camera shows a bucket placed on the floor to catch the dripping water. The text "DAY 15" is displayed in the top left corner of the screen. Sean then appears in a close-up, looking tired and frustrated.
"My poor money's blowing away. Okay, I'm going inside. I have water peeing from the ceiling."
Sean is lying in bed, looking exhausted. He explains that his toilet won't flush due to the rain. The camera then shows a shot of the stormy sky, emphasizing the ongoing bad weather. The text "DAY 16" is displayed in the top left corner of the screen. MrBeast and two of his friends, Chris and Karl, are seen walking towards the house, with their arms around each other.
"My toilet won't flush because I'm guessing the tank out there is full of water from the rain leaking into it."
MrBeast gestures towards Sean, who is standing behind them, and introduces him to his friends. MrBeast then playfully teases Chris about his past challenge of not eating, comparing it to Sean's 16 days in the circle. Chris and Karl laugh at the joke. The camera captures their playful interaction.
"You guys see that gentleman behind us? He's been in that circle for 16 days. That's longer than you went without eating. Bald guy. You have to bring up that video."
MrBeast asks Sean if he has seen the second floor of the house. Sean explains he hasn't been able to get up there. Karl then climbs a ladder to the second floor window, looking inside. The camera shows Karl's ascent and his view from the window.
"Have you seen your second floor yet? No, I've been trying to get up there. It's a bit steep."
Karl, from the second-floor window, playfully calls MrBeast "bald." MrBeast reacts with a surprised expression. The camera captures their humorous interaction. The text "DAY 16" is still displayed in the top left corner.
"Hey Jimmy, you're bald."
Sean is seen looking out the window, observing MrBeast and his friends. He then turns to the camera, explaining he'll stay inside to avoid their antics. The camera captures Sean's amused expression.
"Yeah, I'm just gonna stay out of it. I feel like if I stay in here, they will bother each other and not me."
MrBeast, standing outside the house, looks at the camera and announces he's trapping his friends inside the second floor. The camera then shows Chris and Karl looking out the windows, trapped. The text "DAY 16" is still displayed. The scene cuts to Chris and Karl trying to break free from the windows, looking frustrated.
"Since the boys are being rude, I'm gonna leave them trapped."
MrBeast offers to bring the ladder back if his friends apologize. Chris and Karl, from the windows, apologize to MrBeast. MrBeast then looks at the camera, satisfied. The camera captures their humorous interaction.
"I will bring the ladder back if you just apologize. I'm sorry you're bald. I'm sorry I called you bald. Was it that hard? Yes, it hurt."
Sean, wearing sunglasses, looks at the camera with a frustrated expression. He points towards the yard, which is now covered in broken glass. The text "DAY 17" is displayed in the top left corner of the screen. Sean then walks around the yard, carefully avoiding the glass. The camera captures his frustration.
"So the boys made quite the mess of my house yesterday. My yard is now covered in glass. Very frustrating."
Sean is seen shaving his head with an electric razor, looking stressed. The text "DAY 18" is displayed in the top left corner. Sean then looks at the camera, questioning if anyone would intentionally mess with his house. He then appears in a close-up, looking serious. The camera captures his stressed and serious expressions.
"I'm worried this challenge might be getting to Sean. Would you come into my house and screw with stuff? I don't think so."
Sean is seen exercising inside the house, using resistance bands. The text "DAY 19" is displayed. He then moves outside, continuing his workout on the artificial grass. The camera shows various shots of Sean exercising, emphasizing his dedication. The scene cuts to Sean looking frustrated, then to a quick shot of the money cage. The text "DAY 20" is displayed. The camera then shows the house at dusk, with the windows lit. The text "DAY 21" is displayed.
"I don't think so."
The camera shows the house with a large Ferris wheel installed next to it. The text "DAY 25" is displayed. MrBeast is seen talking to Chandler, who is on the Ferris wheel, looking scared. MrBeast then walks towards the house, explaining that they installed the Ferris wheel in two hours. The camera captures the impressive installation and their playful interaction.
"How are you doing, Chandler? I'm scared. I would be too. We installed that Ferris wheel in two hours."
MrBeast knocks on the door of the house, and Sean opens it. MrBeast then announces that Sean is 25% done with the challenge and that they brought a carnival for him to enjoy. Sean looks surprised and happy. The camera shows the carnival attractions, including a bouncy castle and a dunk tank. Sean then plays basketball in the bouncy castle, looking excited.
"Get me down. Sean. Sean, you've been 25% done. We brought you a carnival so you can enjoy the day."
Sean plays various carnival games, including basketball and baseball. He looks excited and enjoys the activities. The camera captures his playful interactions with the games. The scene then cuts to Chandler in the dunk tank, looking unhappy. The camera captures his frustrated expression.
"This is awesome. Nothing but net. Oh. This mini-game isn't very fun."
MrBeast and Sean are on the Ferris wheel, looking at the camera. MrBeast expresses his fear of heights, while Sean looks confident. MrBeast then asks Sean if he thinks he'll make it the full 100 days. Sean smiles, implying he will. The camera captures their conversation.
"Oh my God, I'm so terrified of heights. You're 25 days in, do you still think you're gonna make it the full 100?"
Sean is lying in bed, looking thoughtful. The text "DAY 26" is displayed in the top left corner. Sean then sits up, looking at the camera, and talks about the sacrifice of the challenge. He looks at framed photos of his children on the wall, expressing his emotions. The camera captures his reflective mood.
"I can't see why not. This competition's a huge sacrifice. I only get so many summers with my kids right before they're gone and out of the house. So that's tough."
Sean is seen organizing his clothes on shelves. The text "DAY 27" is displayed. He then finds a crumpled piece of paper and unfolds it, revealing a drawing from his daughter. He looks at the drawing with a tender expression. The camera captures his emotional reaction.
"So I was organizing all my clothes and as I was going through it, I started finding little notes. They're from my daughter. My youngest."
Sean is sitting in an orange beanbag chair, reading a book. The text "DAY 28" is displayed. He then stands in the kitchen, rationing food and talking about the loneliness of the challenge. He looks down with a sad expression. The camera captures his emotional state.
"I have four kids and a wife and this'll be the most alone I've been in 18 years. Rationing food, survival is going to be rough. But if anything makes me walk out of here, it's gonna be the loneliness. I just don't want to think about it."
Sean is seen cooking a meal of rice, spam, and pineapple in a frying pan. The text "DAY 29" is displayed. He then serves the meal on a blue plate, looking proud. The camera cuts to shelves of food, emphasizing the limited supply. The scene then cuts to Sean eating a bowl of mixed food, looking disgusted. The text "DAY 30" is displayed. Sean then prepares another meal, looking thoughtful.
"He ain't no Gordon Ramsay. He ain't got nothing on me. Because I only gave him 300,000 calories of food, Sean really had to think about how he rationed it. We selected some pretty interesting choices."
Sean is seen preparing a meal in a pot, mixing various ingredients. He then pours the mixture into a blue bowl, looking hesitant. The camera cuts to a close-up of Sean smelling the food, looking disgusted. He then tastes it, making a face. The camera captures his disgusted reaction.
"So this may be my first bad one. It's just a bunch of leftovers boiled for safety. It's disgusting. Very cabbagey."
Sean is lying in bed, looking up at the camera. He speaks directly to the camera, addressing Jimmy and explaining why he's not sleeping naked. The camera then shows a close-up of a spider crawling on the bed, emphasizing Sean's discomfort. The text "DAY 31" is displayed. Sean then appears in a close-up, looking frustrated.
"There's a camera above me. I'm not sleeping naked in this 100-day challenge. Jimmy, just know I did that for you, just to spare you from my nakedness."
Sean is seen flipping his mattress over, looking frustrated. He then announces he's leaving the circle, declaring it his last day. The camera captures his frustrated actions and words. The text "DAY 32" is displayed. Sean is then seen carrying a pink bag, looking determined.
"My bed is now flipped over. I'm leaving the circle. This is my last day."
Sean is seen cooking a meal in the kitchen. The text "DAY 33" is displayed. He then works on the exterior of the house, organizing some items. The text "DAY 34" is displayed. The camera shows various shots of Sean working, emphasizing his long stay in the circle. The text "DAY 35" is displayed. Sean is then seen sleeping in bed. The text "DAY 36" is displayed.
"You know you've been here a long time when living inside of a circle in a Mr. Beast video seems normal."
Sean is seen sleeping in bed. The text "DAY 39" is displayed. He then wakes up, looking sad. He expresses his emotions about missing his family on Father's Day. The camera captures his emotional state. The scene then cuts to Sean's family, including his wife, two sons, and daughter, getting out of a white trailer, carrying presents.
"Day 39. It's Father's Day. I kept waking up thinking I was home. Really missing my family. This is gonna be a tough day."
MrBeast explains he brought Sean's family for Father's Day. The family walks towards the house, carrying a large gift. MrBeast then calls out to Sean, announcing a present. Sean opens the door, looking surprised.
"And what Sean didn't know is that I brought his family to the circle to surprise him for Father's Day. Sean, I have a present for you."
Sean's family gives him the present, and they all share a group hug. MrBeast watches the emotional reunion, commenting on feeling bad for trapping Sean. The camera captures the heartfelt embraces and emotional faces of the family.
"Happy Father's Day. Daddy. Almost makes me feel bad for trapping him in here."
MrBeast explains that Sean's family brought a present without consulting him, and he couldn't deny the little girl. Sean opens the large gift box, revealing a Lego Star Wars AT-AT set. He looks excited and grateful. The camera captures his joyful reaction.
"They didn't really consult with me. They just brought a present and I'm not about to tell a little girl she can't give her dad a present, so I caved and and here you go. Oh, okay. I appreciate this gift. Oh my gosh."
MrBeast announces that Sean's family will spend the next 24 hours with him. Sean reacts with surprise and excitement, then playfully warns his family they'll be bored. The family hugs Sean, looking happy. The camera captures their emotional reunion.
"Not only did they give you a gift, but they also get to spend the next 24 hours with you. No way. You guys are gonna be so bored."
Sean's daughter points at her drawings on the refrigerator, surprised that her dad kept them. Sean's wife enters the house and hugs Sean. The camera captures the heartwarming family moments. The text "DAY 40" is displayed. The scene then transitions to an exterior shot of the house at sunrise.
"Are those my drawings on the fridge? Yeah, those are your drawings on the fridge. What is this? Nice. I didn't think he would keep these. Oh, it's the wife."
Sean is seen hugging his wife and children inside the house. He then looks at the camera, sarcastically commenting on MrBeast's freedom to leave the circle. Sean then appears in a close-up, thanking Jimmy for the visit. The text "DAY 41" is displayed. Sean is then seen sleeping in bed. The text "DAY 42" is displayed.
"Must be nice to be able to walk out of the red circle. Really appreciate it, Jimmy. That was the best."
Sean is seen sleeping in bed. The text "DAY 48" is displayed. The camera then cuts to MrBeast, who is standing outside the house with a giant penny. The text "DAY 49" is displayed. MrBeast introduces Ryan, who traveled across America to deliver the penny. The camera captures the impressive penny and their interaction.
"It's a new day and Ryan is here who traveled across America to give me this penny."
MrBeast and Ryan enter the house, with Ryan carrying the giant penny. MrBeast asks Sean if he knows why Ryan is carrying the penny, and Sean explains his kids told him about it. MrBeast then gives the penny to Sean for entertainment. MrBeast then whispers to Ryan about a big surprise for day 50, and Ryan nods in agreement. The camera captures their playful interaction.
"Hey guys, Sean, I'm coming in. Come on in. Do you know what he's carrying? A penny. Do you know why he's carrying this penny? My kids told me all about this. Oh, wait, really? Yeah. I'm gonna give it to you for entertainment. Really? Here you go. Tomorrow's day number 50 and we have a big surprise for him, but don't tell him, okay? Okay. Okay. All right. Okay."
MrBeast, wearing a red jacket, stands outside the house, announcing day 50. The text "DAY 50" is displayed. He then introduces his YouTube friends, who are carrying silver briefcases. The camera captures their arrival and MrBeast's excitement.
"It is officially day 50 of Sean surviving in the circle. And I invited some of my YouTube friends to celebrate this special moment. It's us, his YouTube friends."
Sean is seen walking out of the house, looking tired. MrBeast and his friends are waiting for him, carrying the briefcases. MrBeast asks Sean what day it is, and Sean replies "50." MrBeast then reveals $100,000 in cash and offers it to Sean if he leaves the circle. Sean looks at the money, then at MrBeast, considering the offer.
"I need a break. Sean. Sean, what day is it? 50. Exactly. In front of you is $100,000 in cash. And if you get out right now, I'll let you keep it."
Sean rejects the offer, stating he can get another $400,000 if he stays. MrBeast then increases the offer to $150,000, but Sean still refuses, saying he'd only consider it above $400,000. MrBeast and his friends react with surprise and laughter. The camera captures their playful interaction.
"No. What? A hundred grand? I can just chill here and get another 400. All right, what if it was like 150 grand? Would it still be a no? I think like above 400, I would think about it. You're crazy. 400 grand?"
MrBeast announces that he invited a marching band in case Sean accepted the offer. A large marching band then appears, marching towards the circle, playing instruments. The camera captures the impressive arrival of the band and MrBeast's excitement.
"Okay, well, in case you did say yes, I invited a marching band. Bring in the marching band."
The marching band surrounds the house, playing loudly. MrBeast tells Sean that he paid the band to stay all night, implying a sleepless night for Sean. Sean reacts with a look of despair. The camera captures the loud and chaotic scene.
"Band. Do you want to know what the best part about this is? I paid them to be here all night. Good luck."
Sean is seen eating a meal in the kitchen, with the marching band still playing loudly outside. He looks tired but determined. The camera cuts to an aerial view of the house, surrounded by the marching band at dusk. The text "DAY 51" is displayed. The scene then transitions to an exterior shot of the house at dawn, with a cloudy sky. The text "DAY 52" is displayed.
"I never eat processed food again. I think I might be okay."
Sean is seen sleeping in bed. The text "DAY 53" is displayed. He then wakes up, looking determined. He speaks directly to the camera, reflecting on his progress. The camera cuts to MrBeast, who is standing in front of a wall of monitors, announcing the next phase of the challenge. The text "DAY 54" is displayed. Sean is then seen sleeping in bed.
"For the first 50 days, I wanted to see if Sean can make it. I've done this, right? I've done 50 days. For the last half of this challenge, we have some pretty crazy stuff planned."
MrBeast and his friends are seen outside the house, looking at something in the distance. MrBeast then looks at the camera, saying something unexpected is about to happen. The camera cuts to a bulldozer approaching the house. Sean is seen inside the house, looking shocked. The bulldozer then crashes into the house, causing significant damage. The text "HONESTLY I DIDN'T THINK IT WAS GONNA END LIKE THIS" appears on a black screen.
"This is probably something you'll never see. Oh my God. Honestly, I didn't think it was gonna end like this."
MrBeast and his friends are seen lighting fireworks around the house. Sean is inside, looking out the window, surprised by the intensity of the fireworks. The camera captures the colorful explosions and Sean's reaction. The text "DAY 55" is displayed. MrBeast then speaks to the camera, admitting he didn't know the fireworks would be so crazy.
"You guys ready? They're lighting them. They're lighting them. Go, go, go. Oh my God. That's happened before. What if he got out right now? Gotta watch out. You gotta watch out. Bro, I just bought random fireworks. I didn't know they were that crazy."
MrBeast and his friends are outside the house, admiring the fireworks display. MrBeast then tells Sean that it's July 5th and they need to leave. Sean looks relieved. MrBeast then asks Sean if he's terrified of what he'll do next, and Sean admits he is. MrBeast then playfully offers to leave him alone for a month, but Sean says that would be worse. The camera captures their humorous interaction.
"Is that a good show or what? Honestly, we should become firework experts. Yeah, dude, I basically am. All right, Sean. More importantly, it is now July 5th, which means we need to leave. No more fireworks. We're not gonna celebrate anything on July 5th. Okay. Thank you. I'm a little terrified of what Jimmy comes up with next. Did you say you're terrified of what I'm gonna come up with next? Yes. Do you want me to just leave you alone for a month? No, that'd be even worse. Okay, see you in a month. Oh, no. You did this to us. That's like almost all the days that are left."
Sean is seen sleeping in bed. The text "DAY 56" is displayed. He then wakes up, looking tired. He speaks directly to the camera, reflecting on the previous night's fireworks. The camera cuts to an aerial view of the yard, showing the aftermath of the fireworks. The text "DAY 57" is displayed. Sean is then seen digging a moat around the house.
"Here's the aftermath. There's multiple parts where I was way too close to the edge."
Sean is seen digging a moat around the house. The text "DAY 58" is displayed. He then speaks directly to the camera, explaining his plan to build a moat. The camera cuts to an aerial view of the house, showing Sean working on the moat. The text "DAY 59" is displayed. Sean is then seen sleeping in bed. The text "DAY 60" is displayed.
"And if Jimmy's really not coming back for 30 days, I should have an entire moat built by the time he gets back."
Sean is seen eating a cold meal of mixed vegetables and turkey from a can. The text "DAY 61" is displayed. He looks tired and unenthusiastic. The camera captures his unappetizing meal. The text "DAY 62" is displayed. Sean then speaks directly to the camera, holding up a can of meat, emphasizing the lack of variety in his diet.
"Today I eat a can of mixed vegetables and a can of turkey. I didn't even heat it up."
Sean holds up a can of meat, looking disgusted by its smell. He then makes a face, emphasizing his aversion. The camera captures his disgusted reaction. The text "DAY 63" is displayed. Sean then speaks directly to the camera, reflecting on his long stay in the circle.
"Food is going to be an issue. This is meat. And it smells."
Sean is sitting in an orange beanbag chair, looking tired and bored. He lists all the things he's done to keep himself entertained, but admits he's run out of ideas. The camera captures his bored expression. The text "DAY 64" is displayed. Sean is then seen sleeping in bed. The text "DAY 65" is displayed. Sean is then seen sleeping in bed. The text "DAY 67" is displayed. Sean is then seen sleeping in bed. The text "DAY 70" is displayed. The camera cuts to an exterior shot of the house at dusk. The text "DAY 74" is displayed. The camera cuts to an exterior shot of the house at sunset. The text "DAY 83" is displayed. The camera cuts to an exterior shot of the house at dawn.
"And I've kind of tapped out the things to do inside the 60-foot circle. I dug a moat, made a garden, made a fire pit, which is too hot to use. Uh, made like a fence around the back, made a hammock. So I'm just here existing. I don't feel like doing really anything. So, I'm just going to sleep."
MrBeast is seen walking in a grassy field, pointing towards Sean's house in the distance. The text "DAY 85" is displayed. He then speaks directly to the camera, jokingly questioning if Sean is still alive, then admits he checks the cameras daily. The camera captures MrBeast's playful expression.
"That is Sean's house and I haven't been there in 30 days. Let's see if he's still alive. Just kidding, I check in on the cameras every single day. I know he's alive."
MrBeast is seen walking towards the house, pointing at the moat Sean dug around the circle. He then knocks on the window, looking inside. Sean is seen inside the house, looking surprised. The camera captures their interaction.
"Looks like he dug a moat around the circle. Let's see how he's doing."
MrBeast knocks on the window, and Sean looks out, surprised. They exchange greetings, and MrBeast asks Sean if he missed him. Sean replies "yes" and says he's shaking with excitement. MrBeast then comments on Sean's weight loss. The camera captures their emotional reunion.
"Hey. Did you miss me? Yes. Well, does it feel refreshing? It's like I seriously shaking. You're that excited to see us? Yeah, no, definitely. Wow. I had no idea that not visiting Sean for 30 days would affect him this much. You do look much thinner. Did you lose weight?"
Sean proudly announces he lost 22 pounds. MrBeast reacts with surprise. The camera cuts to a montage of MrBeast's previous videos, highlighting his activities. Sean then looks out the window, looking thoughtful. The camera captures his reflective mood.
"I'm 22 pounds down. Wow. We've done a lot since you last saw me. What did you do?"
Sean looks out the window, describing his storm window and how he watches storms. MrBeast then praises Sean, and Sean thanks him. The camera captures their interaction. The text "DAY 85" is still displayed.
"And this is my storm window. And I sit here and watch the storm come in and listen to the lightning. Proud of you. Thank you."
MrBeast speaks directly to the camera, announcing that the last 10 days will be crazy. Sean is seen walking in the background, looking at the camera. MrBeast then looks at Sean, teasing him about the upcoming challenges. Sean then speaks directly to the camera, expressing his concern about MrBeast's plans. The camera captures their playful interaction.
"Things are about to start ramping up. The last 10 days are gonna be crazy. What'd you say? Oh, don't worry about it. Honestly, I thought that 30-day challenge was kind of like my my hard challenge, but it sounds like he's not done with me, which is a little concerning."
The camera cuts to MrBeast, who is standing in front of a wall of monitors. The text "DAY 89" is displayed. He asks Sean a riddle about cutting a cake in half, then a house in half. Sean is seen sleeping on one of the monitors. The camera captures MrBeast's playful antics.
"Sean, what's the best way to cut a cake in half? With a knife? Okay. What's the best way to cut a house in half?"
Sean is seen sleeping on one of the monitors. MrBeast then points at the monitors, showing Sean checking the windows, worried about his house being cut in half. The camera captures Sean's worried expression. The text "DAY 89" is still displayed.
"Oh, shoot. Look, he keeps checking all the windows to see if we're gonna cut the house in half. Look at that."
MrBeast speaks directly to the camera, stating Sean will be confused until he returns. Sean is then seen inside the house, looking out the window. The camera cuts to MrBeast, who is speaking directly to the camera, smiling. The text "DAY 90" is displayed. MrBeast then reveals that he looked outside and saw a construction crew.
"He's gonna be so confused until I return tomorrow."
MrBeast stands outside the house with a construction crew, giving instructions to cut the house in half. The camera cuts to a construction worker cutting a wall inside the house with a saw. Sparks fly as he works. The camera captures the intense construction work.
"I need you to cut in half and get rid of that half."
Sean is seen looking worried as construction workers cut his house in half with saws and grinders. Sparks fly as they work. The camera captures the destruction of the house and Sean's worried expression.
"They're legit gonna cut my house in half."
Chris is seen driving a bulldozer, looking confident. He gives a thumbs-up to the camera. The bulldozer then crashes into the house, causing further damage. Sean is seen looking shocked. The camera captures the destruction and Chris's excited reaction.
"I just learned how to drive this five minutes ago."
Sean watches in shock as the bulldozer crashes into his house, splitting it in half. MrBeast and his friends are seen watching the destruction with a mix of awe and amusement. The camera captures the dramatic destruction of the house and everyone's reactions.
"No. Wow. Oh my God. I didn't think this would actually work."
Chris, in the bulldozer, gives a thumbs-up. MrBeast then tells Sean that they might burn the house down in a couple of days, and he'll let him know beforehand. Sean looks worried. The camera captures their playful interaction.
"You're good. You're good. Oh my God. In a couple days, we may or may not just burn the house down. If I do, I'll let you know beforehand. Okay, yeah, thank you."
Sean is lying in bed, looking tired. The text "DAY 91" is displayed. He then speaks directly to the camera, reflecting on the rough day and his remaining nine days. He then says he's staying in the circle. The camera captures his determined expression.
"That was a rough day. It's nine days to go at this point. I don't even care. I don't even talk about how long I've been here. Well played, Jimmy. Well played. I'm staying."
Sean is seen inside his room, looking hot and uncomfortable. The text "DAY 92" is displayed. He then speaks directly to the camera, complaining about the heat. The camera cuts to MrBeast, who is standing outside the house, holding a giant check for $250,000. He offers it to Sean if he leaves the circle. Sean looks at the check, considering the offer.
"So, it's officially hotter in my room than it is outside at this point. Sean. I will give you a quarter of a million dollars if you get out right now."
MrBeast offers Sean a way out, emphasizing the heat. Sean looks at the check, then at MrBeast, and rejects the offer, stating he'd rather die than give up. Karl looks shocked by Sean's resolve. The camera captures Sean's unwavering determination.
"You know, it's hot. I want to give you a way out. It's so hot. It's like 100 degrees today. But I think I'd rather die than give up on this challenge at this point."
MrBeast and his friends are seen in the control room, looking at the monitors. The text "DAY 94" is displayed. MrBeast gives his friends permission to go "full idiot mode." Karl looks excited. The camera captures their mischievous expressions.
"Well, that was all. I'll see you tomorrow. I give you guys full permission to go full idiot mode."
MrBeast's friends, armed with various tools, run towards the house, ready to cause chaos. Sean is seen inside, looking out the window, worried. The camera cuts to MrBeast, who is outside, looking at the house. He then sees his friends spray-painting graffiti on the house, including "SHAWN IS DUMB." Sean reacts with a look of despair. The camera captures the destructive acts.
"Charge. Oh, there's nothing going on up there. Don't worry about it. Chandler must be here. Oh, no, no, no, no. Yeah, but nothing hurts you more than emotional damage. Wow."
Sean is seen cleaning up the mess his friends made, looking frustrated. He then spray-paints over the graffiti, trying to restore his house. The camera captures his efforts. The text "DAY 95" is displayed. Sean then speaks directly to the camera, sarcastically thanking his friends for the entertainment. The scene cuts to an aerial view of the house, showing the damage and the ongoing rain. The text "DAY 96" is displayed.
"Thanks for the entertainment, boys. See you tomorrow."
MrBeast and his friends are seen setting up speakers around the circle. Sean is inside, looking worried. The speakers emit a loud, annoying sound. Sean then speaks directly to the camera, complaining about the speakers and threatening to knock them over. The camera captures his frustrated expression.
"And now the circle is surrounded by speakers. The worst part is it stops every once in a while. It goes, and then it kicks right back on. Maybe I knock 'em all over flat. I'll just fill the speakers with water."
Sean is seen eating a meal in the kitchen, looking tired. The text "DAY 97" is displayed. He then speaks directly to the camera, reflecting on his diet and hoping he'll be okay. The camera cuts to MrBeast, who is surrounded by clowns. The text "DAY 98" is displayed. MrBeast instructs the clowns to surround the house and say nothing.
"I never eat processed food again. I think I might be okay."
MrBeast asks if he should be scared as the clowns surround the house. Sean is inside, looking out the window, surprised by the clowns. The camera captures the eerie scene. The text "DAY 98" is still displayed.
"Should I be scared?"
Sean is seen inside the house, looking confused by the clowns outside. MrBeast then speaks to the clowns through a microphone, offering them money to stay all night. Sean is seen on one of the monitors, looking surprised. MrBeast then realizes there are 11 clowns, and his friends react with surprise. The camera captures their playful interaction.
"What the heck. All right, attention clowns. Nod your head if you can hear me. Okay. I'll give you all $1,000 each if you stay all night. Wait, I'll give you $2,000 if you don't. Oh, there's 11 of them. Oh, there's 11 of them."
Sean is seen inside the house, looking surprised by the clowns outside. MrBeast then says he'll see Sean tomorrow. The camera captures their interaction. The text "DAY 99" is displayed. Sean then speaks directly to the camera, expressing his emotions. The camera cuts to an aerial view of the house at dusk. The text "DAY 100" is displayed.
"Oh my goodness. I'll see you tomorrow."
Sean is seen inside the house, looking at the timer, which displays 17:20:00. He speaks directly to the camera, reflecting on his journey and the value of his sacrifice. He then looks at framed photos of his children, expressing his emotions. The camera captures his reflective mood. The text "DAY 100" is still displayed.
"Good night. You can see the timer. There it is right there. Haven't seen them in a long time. Emotions are hitting me pretty heavy right now. Money's the thing we trade our life for. Giving up a third of a year of my life for a half million. Make sure you're trading your life for things that are worth it."
MrBeast and Sean are sitting inside the house, talking. MrBeast asks Sean how he's feeling, and Sean expresses his readiness to leave. MrBeast then asks Sean to stay in the room while he sets up a surprise, and Sean agrees. The camera captures their interaction. The text "00:00:00:20" is displayed.
"How are you feeling? I'm so ready to get out of here. Yeah. Do you mind staying in this room while I set up the surprise? I'm not leaving this room. I'm not risking getting out. Okay."
Sean is seen inside the house, looking excited as he hears people outside. MrBeast then enters the room, announcing it's time for the countdown. A crowd of people, including a marching band, gathers outside. As the countdown reaches zero, colorful smoke and confetti explode, and Sean steps onto the red line, officially completing the challenge. He is then reunited with his family, who hug him tightly. MrBeast presents Sean with a giant check for $500,000, and everyone celebrates. The camera captures the emotional and celebratory moments.
"It's got to be minutes now. I hear people outside. You can just hear it, just that background noise of 100 people talking. Oh, something's happening. Everybody, it's time. Give me a countdown from 10. 10. 9. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Come on, Sean. Step on the red line. Are you sure? It has been 100 days. Okay. That's not good. That's not good. That's not good. Daddy. Are you okay? Yeah. Are you excited? Here's your check for a half a million dollars. Everyone, give him a round of applause. This has been an amazing 100 days. I am glad it's over, though. It's amazing. I don't know what to say. If you haven't already, subscribe, because you chew in a video. Goodbye. A lot of people say that me and Chandler can't do things, but we did that, dang it. We did it."