One day at camp, a day before it happened, they told us that we had to pick an imaginary nation. We picked "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory." Each guy had to dress as a character or as chocolate, and to come with chocolate.
At the start, Micha had an idea. You just take a pan, put in the chocolate, take skewers, put marshmallow on the skewers, and then dip it in the chocolate and eat. Yet what Noah said was: "Preposterous! Stupid! Crazy!". So Micha had another idea. For this idea, Micha bought 46 Riesen candies:
And a big box of Kinder chocolates:
In the Kinder, Noah and Micha carefully opened two of the Kinders and put in each a "golden ticket":
The only way to get a whole, huge chocolate bar as a prize was to open the right kinder and find the golden ticket.
With the 46 Riesens, Abba cut a bottle in half, put them all in the bottle and then closed the bottle with tape. The idea was that the person had to guess how much candies there was in the bottle, and if they were right, they would get the whole bottle filled with all the candy.
We went to the AM-PM Market to get all the things. We came back and by that time, Micha remembered that he had to dress as Charlie. Yet Eema couldn't find anything in his big, messy closet of clothes that looked like Charlie. Using some bandaids and dirt, Micha got close enough to Charlie. But everyone else forgot to dress up like they needed to.
At the sale, the kinders were all sold out and the golden tickets were found in the last two. By the end all the candy was sold out. Each bit, except the candy bottle. The closest number to what they needed to guess was 46, which happens to be the exact number of candies in the bottle. Twenty-seven people guessed, and the kid who won was some kid from handball. After he won, we wanted to give him the prize, but we didn't know where handball was, so we walked in circles and circles and we went from one side to the other to the other and we asked all the people, even the people who were actually next to handball, and noone knew where it was until finally some guy found it.
At the end of the fair, we counted our money and the total was 360 fake dollars.