The Anderson Kids Steal Their Parents Credit Cards (Black Friday 2022 Special) (1K Sub Special)

Summary

In this humorous family tale, parents Doris and Boris plan a day of chores and grocery shopping, unaware of the Black Friday frenzy. Their kids, feeling neglected, hatch a plan to sneak out and go shopping themselves, using the parents' credit cards. The kids' spree results in over $35,000 in charges, leading to a frantic call from the bank and a furious parental response. The story ends with Doris and Boris grounding the children and considering returning some of the purchases, but also finding some items that might make good Christmas gifts.

Takeaways

• 🎵 The video starts with a musical introduction and mentions the characters Gori and Taurus cleaning the park.
• 🛋️ The children are relaxing at home since there's no school, and they discuss the day being Black Friday.
• 📺 Boris is watching TV and is asked about the significance of the day after Thanksgiving, which he identifies as Black Friday.
• 🛍️ The characters consider going to Walmart for shopping, despite already having done their Christmas shopping.
• 🏠 The family decides to do grocery shopping and possibly visit Walmart or Target later, but they are cautious about bringing the kids along.
• 🤯 The children, upset about not going Black Friday shopping, devise a plan to use their parents' credit cards for a shopping spree.
• 💳 The parents receive a call from the bank about suspicious transactions amounting to over $18,000 on their credit cards.
• 🛒 The children enjoy their shopping spree, unaware that their actions have been discovered.
• 😤 The parents confront the children about the unauthorized credit card usage and the significant amount of money spent.
• 🚫 As a consequence, the children are grounded, and the parents decide to return most of the items bought during the spree.
• 🎁 Despite the trouble, the parents find some of the items purchased could be useful or serve as Christmas gifts for the children.

Q & A

What is the setting of the script?

The setting is a calm day at home, with the kids relaxing in their rooms since they don't have school, and Boris and Doris discussing plans for Black Friday shopping.

What day does the script take place?

The script takes place on Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving.

What do Boris and Doris plan to do on Black Friday?

Boris and Doris plan to go grocery shopping and possibly stop by Walmart or Target if they aren't too crowded.

Why don't Boris and Doris want to tell the kids about their shopping plans?

They don't want to tell the kids because the kids would insist on going Black Friday shopping with them.

What is the kids' reaction to not being taken Black Friday shopping?

The kids are upset and feel it is unfair. They decide to take their parents' credit cards and go shopping on their own.

How much money did the kids spend on the credit cards?

The kids spent a combined total of over $35,000 on their parents' credit cards.

What does Doris discover when the bank calls her?

Doris discovers that there have been suspicious transactions on her credit card totaling over $18,000.

How do Boris and Doris realize who made the transactions?

They realize it was their kids who made the transactions after noticing their credit cards are missing and connecting the situation to their kids' behavior.

What is the consequence for the kids' actions?

Caillou and Rosie are grounded until their Christmas break begins, and the other kids involved are grounded for three weeks.

What do Boris and Doris decide to do with the items the kids bought?

They decide to keep some of the items as Christmas presents since they find some of them useful and appropriate for gifts, while returning the rest.