We React to Jordan Matter - My Daughter Survives 10 Brothers

Get ready for chaos and laughter as Salish faces her biggest challenge yet: surviving 10 brothers! In this hilarious and suspenseful video from Jordan Matter, Salish's dream of a luxurious family vacation to Mexico is threatened when someone sabotages the trip by stealing all the passports!

Now, Salish has 24 hours to uncover the culprit among her ten brothers. If she succeeds in finding the thief, she gets the key (presumably to the passports or a reward) and a candy basket, and most importantly, she gets to go on the trip with the family. But it won't be easy! Knowing Salish, she's going to put her brothers through the craziest challenges you can imagine. Their dad even feels a little bad for them!

The suspects are many, and Salish isn't holding back. Her initial interrogation tactics involve some drastic measures, like throwing her brothers fully clothed into a freezing cold pool if they deny stealing the passports. She doesn't believe their denials and makes it clear that they are all suspects. Even their dad becomes a suspect because it's super expensive to take ten kids on vacation, making him a potential saboteur looking for a refund. Salish believes she's good at knowing when people are lying.

As the video progresses, Salish devises a series of creative and entertaining challenges to smoke out the thief:

• The Cold Pool Challenge: Salish makes her brothers stay in the freezing pool to see who gives up first. The last suspects to leave the pool are deemed innocent, with the logic that the thief, who was seen shivering on security footage after jumping into the pool in disguise, wouldn't endure the cold.
• The Strength Challenge: After their dad is caught on camera seemingly trying to pop a tire on their vehicle, Salish organizes a strength test using a punching bag. Whoever gets the highest score is eliminated as she believes the thief might not be strong enough to fully sabotage the trip. Surprisingly, the football player doesn't win, and after a strong punch, their dad is cleared as a suspect.
• The Money Grab Challenge: Reviewing security footage, Salish notices the thief is uncoordinated while trying to unlock the passport drawer. To test hand-eye coordination, she throws a large amount of money and whoever grabs the most is considered innocent.
• The Scavenger Hunt Challenge: The thief's nervousness and poor searching skills are evident on the security footage as they fail to find the passports even when they are in plain sight. Salish sets up an Easter egg hunt, adding the extra challenge of hitting the participants with water balloons to increase their stress. The person who finds the most eggs under pressure is deemed innocent.
• The Jump Scare Challenge: Another clue from the security footage reveals that the thief is easily jump-scared when the mom unexpectedly comes out of the laundry room. Salish sets up a balloon-popping challenge where the person with the smallest reaction to the balloon popping is innocent.
• The Extreme Race: The thief's agility is showcased on the security footage as they jump over furniture to avoid being caught by the mom. Salish organizes a race, but with a twist: the loser is innocent. This leads to some unexpected results and strategic (or not-so-strategic) falling.
• The Impossible Puzzle Challenge: The thief's lack of problem-solving skills is highlighted when they try to sink a suitcase in the pool. Salish presents an impossible puzzle (making a square with three lines), believing whoever can solve it must be innocent. The solution turns out to be a riddle, involving drawing a square with the lines inside.
• The Sour Candy Challenge: With only two suspects remaining, Salish finds the thief's disguise and a candy basket, noting that the thief didn't eat the sour candies. She devises a final test: both remaining suspects must eat extremely sour Warheads simultaneously. Whoever makes a sour face fir