- (React) Today you guys, AKA teens,
are being put to the test
to see who can survive a day of adulting.
- Oh yeah, me, let's go, I'm mentally 23.
- Oh! - I got this, guys.
- (React) First and foremost, I wanna congratulate you,
'cause you have both graduated from REACT University.
(Sofia gasps) - Woah!
- (React) And you each have $100,000 in debt.
Welcome to adulthood.
- What? - Oh my gosh.
- (React) But you will be able to reduce,
if not completely eliminate, your debt,
by answering basic adult trivia/tasks.
For each answer you get right,
you will have your debt reduced by $10,000.
So you could actually end up with zero debt,
and the winner gets a very special prize at the end.
- Wow! - I'm so excited.
- (React) Any idea what is in front of you right now?
- I ain't got no idea what that is.
- (React) Have you ever seen that before in your life?
- Nope! - Um...
I know this goes on something, and...
- I actually know exactly what this is,
and I'm gonna thank my dad for that.
- I'm gonna assume you like put this on your tire,
to take the bolts off so you can change a tire?
- Oh!
- (React) Yes, do you know what it's called?
- A wrench? - Wrench?
- (React) Just a wrench? (laughs)
- Okay. - (React) You ready?
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
- (React) Alright, reveal your answers.
Thingy things plumbing, crank, Mickey Mouse katool?
Change a tire on the freeway, so that's specific.
- It's tire wrench! - (React) Mmm.
- Tire tool.
- (React) What's it made out of? Do you know?
- Tire metal! - Tire steel!
- (React) Nope. Nope.
You guys are both wrong.
This is called a lug wrench.
- Oh, girl.
- (React) And it's used to change a tire.
It's also known as a tire iron.
I would've taken both, but...
- I'm 16, and I still haven't gone to the DMV website, so...
- (React) Okay. - I have my license.
- (React) Well, you should know how to change a tire.
- I don't have a car. - Okay.
- (React) So, do you guys know what credit is?
Let's just start there. - (both) Yes.
- (React) You know what credit, what's credit?
- It's like how reliable you are at paying back the money.
- Yeah, like paying your bills on time.
- And then you can use your credit card,
and you need to build good credit.
You can like pay for gas, or pay for things,
and it takes it out your credit card,
and you have to pay it back at the end of each month.
- (React) That's perfect. That's exactly right.
Credit is the ability to borrow money with the understanding
that you're gonna pay it back.
I want you to write down what you think a good credit score is.
- Um...
- I don't know, this feels just like right,
which is weird, 'cause I feel like it's a little specific.
- Girl, the extra doodles, are you for real?
(Vivienne laughs)
- (React) One, two, three.
- Our answers are so different! (laughs)
- (React) Okay. (laughs)
900 plus. 40, question mark, doodle?
Oh, 50,000, and 800 plus.
- And 800, I know that...
- (React) Walk me through both of your mentalities here.
- I feel like there's a 3 in there, in like a good number. (laughs)
- (React) Okay.
- But now that I'm thinking about it, it may be because it's three digits.
- To be honest, I feel like 50,000's like a good number.
- Yeah, I love the number 50,000.
- (React) You're actually both wrong.
- What? - (React) Yep.
So good credit is considered 690 to 719.
(cash register dings) So that, you get the point!
- That was crazy. - You sure, I mean.
- (React) Yep!
- No! - I was, I was...
- (React) You were so confident!
- I was so wrong on so many different levels!
I'm humbled.
- (React) 800 plus is an excellent credit score.
- Oh, okay. (laughs)
- (React) I was looking for good, but I'm giving it to you.
- Oh. - (React) Because that is correct,
but this is the scale.
- Okay, so I was... - Yeah.
- (React) Of good and bad.
- I think I added a little too many zeroes.
- Uh, maybe just a little bit.
- (React) Listen, if you have a $50,000 credit score. (laughs)
- That is insane!
You own the government at that point.
You own the economy. - (React) You own the universe.
(both laugh)
What is in front of you right now?
- Are we about to send a letter?
- (React) As an adult, you have to sometimes write letters,
so I want you to properly address this letter to me,
or somebody you know, John Doe, Jane Doe.
- Oh, I don't remember what side the stamp goes on.
Oh no, I do, I do! Do I?
- I think I'm doing it wrong, but you know?
- (React) It needs, the whole envelope needs to be properly addressed.
(Vivienne laughs)
- (laughs) What?
- (React) Ryker, you're writing down a lot of stuff over there,
I'm a little nervous for you.
- How much am I supposed to write!?
- (React) I don't know,
it just feels like a lot of stuff is going on over there. (laughs)
Are you guys done? - (both) Yeah.
- (React) Show me what you got.
Let's see.
- It's the name, the address, the zip code and the state.
- (React) What's happening over there?
That's correct.
- Hey my handwriting's trash, okay? So I scribbled a lot.
- (React) Let me see yours, Ryker?
- Okay, okay. - You know what I think?
He's thinking of like a check.
- I put the to there, and then from there.
- (React) Okay, so that's incorrect.
You guys are missing a very important part to this letter.
- What?
- (React) You are missing the return address
on the upper left hand corner.
- I don't wanna be an adult. (React laughs)
- (React) Dani is correct.
The stamp goes on the right side.
But everything else, Carolina, was good,
it's just the stamp goes on the other side.
Sofia is correct.
- Oh, I even got the city right!
- It's the left part! - (React) And you got the stamp right.
Look, at least you got the stamp! - So good.
(laughs) Thank you.
- Okay, why does this look right though?
Don't you think?
I don't think it does, okay. (Dani laughs)
- (React) So when you become an adult,
you are likely to move out of your parents' house,
and into a place of your own.
Well, when you move into a place of your own,
one of the biggest things you're gonna need is a mattress.
So, trivia question is
what is the average lifespan of a mattress?
- Bro, what?
- (React) Is it A, 5 years, B, 8 years, C, 10 years,
or D, it doesn't have one.
- I know, I feel like I've heard it has one.
But do I remember? No.
Maybe I'm just thinking... - (Ryker) It's pretty long.
- Maybe I'm just thinking that it has one now.
- It's long.
Okay, I'm ready.
- (React) Alright, three, two, one, let's see.
C, 10 years, B, 8 years.
- I put 5 years. - I put 10 years.
- Yep, that sounds about right to me.
- (React) You guys are both correct.
- Yeah. - Yes!
- (React) It is eight years.
- Eight years! - (React) Eight years, no points!
- I didn't think you'd go to the middle.
- That just, yeah, I didn't... - I just didn't think it was...
- That's like a couple hundred bucks every eight years.
- (React) How long have you had your mattress, do you think?
Over eight years?
- Oh my God. - No, like a year or so.
- (React) I feel like you're worried that it's maybe been
a little over eight years?
- Girl, change that mattress!
- I think I've been a little too over eight years.
- (React) Do you guys know how often you should clean...
- Yes. - (React) Your sheets?
A, every week, B, every two weeks, C, every three weeks,
or D, once a month.
- This could be a trick question though.
- Okay. - Whose like opinion is this?
- (React) It's, you know, just cleanliness.
- Alright, I think I may be wrong.
- (React) Alright, what do you got?
A.
B, okay, so every two weeks, or C, okay, every three weeks.
A, every week? - I don't care, 'cause I'm clean.
- (React) B, every two weeks. - I'm clean as hell.
- You are clean as hell. - So...
- (React) The correct answer is every two weeks!
- What, bro? - (React) Two weeks.
I guess it's... - That's like, that's not...
- (React) You know what, I'm giving her a point because...
- Half a point. - I'm clean!
- (React) For cleanliness, for cleanliness.
- I'm a little disappointed.
- (React) I am going to have you guys
work on this together,
and you will both get $10,000 reduced if you get it right,
but I want you to make this check out to Mr. Landlord for rent,
for $2,348.12.
So, first and foremost,
have you made a check out before to somebody?
- Yeah. - Yeah.
- My mom's had me write it because she didn't bring her glasses.
- (React) So you know how to fill out a check?
- I think.
So first, we write...
- I learned this, but I totally was cheating,
so I don't even know.
- Ooh, look at that fancy zero. - (React) Beautiful. (laughs)
Have you guys ever written a check before?
- I think I did it wrong.
- Uh... - No.
- So let's just do this. - You're right.
- 2,348.12.
- For this, don't you literally have to go two...
- ASMR!
- What's gonna go here? - I think that's our signature.
- Okay, signature! - Period.
- I'm gonna put our last name, which is #Rad.
- (React) Are we submitting the check?
- Yeah, sure. - Yeah.
- (React) Done, final answer? - Yeah.
- (React) Let's see it.
That is correct! - What, no way!
I thought we were so wrong! - We are so good!
- (React) You guys... - Did it get bounced?
- (React) Both got it correct!
- Yes! - Oh!
- (React) That is exactly right! - We ate!
- (React) Good job!
Incorrect. - I had to write my name?
- (React) But you have everything right.
You're missing one thing. - What?
- (React) So when you write a check,
you have write the actual amount. - Oh my gosh!
- (React) In like written form there. - Oh my gosh!
- (React) That's what that long thing, you see at the end, it says dollars,
'cause you're writing two thousand, three hundred, forty eight dollars,
and 12 cents. - Girl, it's pointless now.
(React laughs)
- I want them...
- (React) She's gotta do it, she's a good student, I get it,
I'm the same. - I'm taking notes.
- Oh.
- (React) That is your restaurant bill.
- Oh, I know what we have to do!
- (React) So, part of being an adult
is being a good, decent human being.
- Yes!
- (React) And being a good decent human being means
tipping really nicely. - Tipping, mm-hmm.
- (React) So, you have a restaurant bill for $72.83.
- 20%, I saw this coming!
- (React) Without using a calculator,
I want you to write down what 20% would be of this bill.
$72.83.
- I haven't done any math without a calculator is so long.
I'm so excited!
- (whispers) Let's do this together.
- No! (both laugh)
- I'm so frightened.
Why can I do math? - I don't remember how to do math!
- Yo, yo, yo, yo! - Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
- I'm just gonna start filling things in,
and hoping there's like a method to it.
- I worked in a restaurant, I would hope I can do this.
- (React) I will say, it's not easy to calculate without a calculator.
- I'm fine, we're fine, we're fine, we're fine.
- (React) Math is hard, listen.
- I have a really bad guess. I'm so positive this is wrong.
- (React) Okay, you got it?
- A hundred... - Sure.
- I'd like to think I'm good at math. (laughs)
- (React) We'll see, three, two, one.
$87.39.
$14 as the tip, right Carolina?
- Yeah. - (React) Okay.
- (React) Okay, $87.83. - Heck yeah.
- Oh, I didn't add the cents. - (React) Okay.
- I think I'm wrong. I said it too.
- (React) That is correct.
- Yes! - Yeah!
- (React) Um, it is $87.39. - Thank you, thank you!
- (React) Because this is hard, it's like to the cent,
if I said if you rounded, it would be fine,
but because he got the exact, I'm gonna give Dani the point.
- Oh, okay, okay.
- (React) He had the exact answer. - Facts.
- It's fine, it's fine. - (React) I gotta give it to Ryker.
I'm so sorry. - No, it's fine.
- It's okay, I understand. - It's fine.
- (React) So, easiest way to do a 20% hack on any bill
is basically what Angel did.
You double the first number.
If it's less than $10, it's always a dollar,
and maybe two, if you're like balling on a budget.
If it's a double digit, you just double the first number and add it.
So if it's $24, you double number two.
If it's triple digits, you double the first two numbers.
- Okay. - Wait.
- (React) Does it make any sense?
- No. - It does.
- I prefer like getting out a notepad and a piece of paper
and actually doing the long division though.
Like, I actually love long division.
- (React) Oh. - It's my favorite thing.
- (React) Okay. (laughs)
Life can be messy. - Oh yeah.
- (React) Especially as an adult,
so being able to remove a stain is a good part of being an adult.
You should know how to remove a stain.
- I can remove a stain.
- (React) So... - I cry over my stains.
- (React) Which of these is not a household item
that can be used to remove a stain?
A, hydrogen peroxide, B, club soda, C, lemon juice, or D, baking powder?
- I don't know any of these to be household stain removers.
- Okay.
- Really?
- I got my answer.
- Let's go.
- (React) Let's see. A and C.
Okay, so Dani, you said club soda, and you said lemon juice.
- It's one of those two.
- (React) C, lemon juice.
The answer is baking powder cannot.
It's actually baking soda.
- Oh! - Oh.
- Soda, oh! - No!
- What is it made out of, baking power?
- (React) Baking powder is not a household cleaning item.
Baking soda is.
- I didn't know there was a difference.
(both laugh)
- Oh, you tricked us.
- (React) I tricked you! - You tricked us, how dare you?
- (React) Just a fun little trickeroo. - How dare you, how dare you?
How dare you? (React laughs)
- (React) So becoming an adult
meanings going out into the professional world,
and a very easy way to look professional is with a tie.
So I want you guys to show me how you tie a tie.
Oh my God, Dani.
Okay, go off! - Um...
- (narrator) Meanwhile...
- You can go ahead and make the first move.
What are you gonna do? (React laughs)
- (React) Angel, I feel like you got something going on.
- You jinxed it.
- We're just gonna like, we're just gonna...
Ah! (laughs) Wait what?
I don't know, bro!
- Why are you, what, what's going on?
- I don't know, I think I got it though.
- You did not. (React laughs)
- Dad, I'm so happy you're not gonna see this.
I'm so happy you don't watch any YouTube, dad.
- Sigh.
- (React) You know, that is a way to wear a tie.
Both of you.
- You have more right, though.
- (React) It's giving Avril Lavigne , honestly.
- I think it's giving Magic Mike.
♪ Girl, when I break you off ♪
- I've never seen that movie.
- Don't. (React laughs)
- (React) So...
- I'm glad we got here.
- (React) Yeah, you guys, both did not get the point.
I'm just gonna show you a video,
so you can see how you properly do it.
♪ (upbeat music) ♪
- Oh, that's a double. Right? No.
- Okay, that's very complicated.
- Oh God.
(React laughs)
- (React) Yeah, that's it!
Pull that second one out from under.
Badda bing, badda boom!
- Oh!
- (React) So I want you guys to work together
to try and fold a fitted sheet.
- I'll be fine.
- (React) Famously, an impossible task.
- So we gotta find the corners. Here's a corner.
And then here's a corner.
- (React) Dani, do you know how to do this?
- I do. (React gasps)
- Ooh! Okay, take over, I guess.
- And then we got, then we have to find the other corners.
- (React) Is there a technique here that you're using?
- (Vivienne) Um, there was.
I don't think I've done a fitted sheet,
the more I think about it.
- (Ryker) Open it completely. - Okay, so it's open!
- (Ryker) Half. - (Sofia) We're gonna go half.
We're gonna half it.
- (Ryker) And then this way, probably. - And then...
- (React) Dani, can you walk me through your experience with this?
- Well, I mean, fitted sheets are fine.
I just don't, I think the biggest thing is just the stretch band.
- (Vivienne) Ooh, it's not...
- (Angel) Yeah, give it to me?
- (Vivienne) Yeah, that's right, yeah, we were doing the right thing.
- Ooh! What is going on?
- (Ryker) Yo, um...
- No, it's fine, it's fine. We're gonna put this down.
- (React) I'm very impressed!
Who taught you how to do this?
- It's really just like the first fold that matters.
- (React) Okay!
- Fold that end... - (React) Hurry up!
- And then... - Just like, then fold it in half.
- (React) Five, four, three... - It was in thirds, it was in thirds!
- (React) Two, one. (group laughs)
- She's folded.
- (React) She is folded. - (Ryker) You're welcome.
- (React) She's not properly folded. - (Ryker) You can take it.
- I would put this in the sheet cabinet.
- You're gonna tell us it's wrong! - Wrong!
- And you suck! (React laughs)
- (React) You guys did that wrong. (laughs)
- Wow!
- (React) Good job!
That was really impressive.
- I don't think it's that hard.
It's just like kinda tucking it in.
You have to like just tuck in the corners.
- Yeah, it wasn't as hard as I expected.
- (React) Let's sit down, I'm gonna show you.
Just put your headphones on,
so you can see how you properly do this.
You don't have to actually do it,
just so you can watch it. - I think we did it perfectly.
♪ (upbeat music) ♪
- That's like what we did.
Except we did not do that.
- That's different. (React laughs)
♪ (upbeat music) ♪
- (React) This is the way an actual adult
actually folds a fitted sheet.
- That's how you do it? - (React) This.
- (woman) First, I spread it out on the bed,
then I open my dresser drawer, then I take this [censored] sheet
and just shove it in the drawer, and slam it shut! (laughs)
- I love her. I know that's right.
- Me as [censored]. Like, who cares?
- (React) That's actually how a true adult does it.
- Yeah.
- (React) I've never folded a fitted sheet in my life.
- She's reasonable. - It makes me so happy.
- (React) To be fair.
That is the end of you guys doing your adulting!
- Woo!
- (React) Drum roll please for the winner!
The winner today is... - Ah.
- (React) Vivienne! - Yay!
- I won!?
- I think it would be more sad if I lost.
- (React) Would you like to thank anybody for the skills
that you've learned as an adult?
- I'd like to thank my mama. She taught me so much,
and I'd like to thank all of the problems in my life
for forcing me to come up with solutions.
- Ooh! (Dani laughs)
- (React) Very adult answer. - Silver lining!
- (React) Incredible!
And this is your prize!
- I have a prize. (laughs)
- Ooh, put that in the back of your car!
- I have one in the back of my car!
- Oh my God! - You get to keep it the lug wrench?
- Oh my goodness.
- (React) You get to keep the lug wrench.
- Ooh! - (React) Congratulations.
- Thank you!
- (React) Put that in your car
with your other lug wrench that comes with your car.
- That's actually a really good thing. - I need a car now.
- That's like 40 bucks.
- This is a sign from the lord that I need,
I'm not even religious, this is a sign from
Lady Gaga, our lord and savior that I need to...
- (React) Lady Gaga! - Learn how to drive.
I would like to say thank you to my mom for raising me,
and my dad, up until adulthood.
16 has been the hardest year yet of my adult life.
- I think I'll just use it to make believe.
- (React) Ooh. - Pew pew, pew pew!
I'm like a star trooper. (React laughs)
Except I can hit the target.
- (React) Ooh. - Ooh!
- (React) Amazing!