Show Notes
100 people ranging from ages 1 to 100 compete for $250,000. The twist is that the contestants themselves decide who wins. The challenge involves various elimination rounds where contestants must convince others to leave, or face random eliminations. Later, captains representing rows are tempted with money to eliminate their entire row. A "Deal Or No Deal" style challenge eliminates more participants based on honesty and strategy, leading to a tense final decision phase where contestants share their personal stories to convince others they deserve to stay. Ultimately, the remaining contestants vote to eliminate others until a winner is decided.
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