Brief Summary
MrBeast and a group of German creators bought everything in an Edeka grocery store in Germany to promote the launch of Feastables. They donated all the items to various charities, including animal shelters, food banks, and organizations supporting refugees and families in need. The process took over 24 hours and involved a massive team of people sorting, scanning, and transporting the goods. The total cost of the purchase was over €524,000.
- MrBeast and German creators bought everything in an Edeka grocery store.
- All items were donated to various charities.
- The total cost of the purchase was over €524,000.
Buying Everything in an Edeka [0:00]
MrBeast and a group of German creators set out to buy everything in an Edeka grocery store in Germany. They had 24 hours to complete the task and were donating all the items to charity. The creators were excited to participate and started grabbing items from the shelves. MrBeast emphasized that they were only buying items that could be donated to charity, and they had paid the employees for their extended hours.
Feeding Animals at HNU Berlin Nature Preserve [0:87]
The first van full of goods was delivered to HNU Berlin Nature Preserve, an animal rescue and wildlife protection organization. The creators were thrilled to feed the animals, including goats, and witness their joy. While MrBeast was away, Karl, one of the creators, devised a plan to speed up the process by replacing the creators with actual workers.
Clearing the Aisles [1:23]
Back at the store, MrBeast was surprised to see how much progress had been made. Karl had implemented a system where items could be scanned directly to the register, eliminating the need for multiple trips. The creators were working efficiently, clearing shelves and sorting items. MrBeast highlighted the massive team effort, with people working at the cash registers, sorting in the back, grabbing items from the shelves, and organizing things in trucks.
Speeding Up the Process [2:17]
To further expedite the process, the crew used a go-cart to transport items quickly. MrBeast also decided to give some lucky shoppers free groceries by having them grab the most expensive items they could find. The store also sold MrBeast Labs toys, which were popular among the shoppers.
Reaching the Finish Line [2:50]
The creators continued to make progress, clearing aisle after aisle. MrBeast expressed his amazement at the empty shelves and the sheer scale of the undertaking. They were down to the final aisle and were about to achieve their goal of buying everything in the store.
Unpacking the Goods [3:25]
The final challenge was unpacking the goods and delivering them to the charities. The creators worked diligently, ensuring that nothing was dropped. The frozen section proved to be particularly time-consuming due to the large quantities of items.
The Final Tally [3:59]
MrBeast expressed his gratitude to the creators for their hard work and dedication. They then proceeded to scan all the Feastables, which were available in every Edeka store. The final tally revealed that they had spent over €524,000, a significant amount that would make a real difference in the lives of many people.
The Impact of Giving [4:31]
MrBeast emphasized that the initiative was about more than just giving; it was about changing lives, providing comfort to the vulnerable, and demonstrating the power of compassion. The donations would benefit various organizations, including Welcome Baby Bags, Refugio, Die Arche Berlin, and many others. The video concluded with a call to action for viewers in Germany to try Feastables and support the initiative.
