Transcription
A chubby boy is casually eating chocolate when suddenly he feels something strange in his mouth. He pulls it out and freezes. It's a golden ticket. Just like that, he becomes the first lucky winner.
Only five golden tickets exist [music] and whoever finds one gets to tour Willy Wonka's famous chocolate factory. Wonka had hidden the tickets inside random chocolate bars.
The second ticket goes to the daughter of a rich businessman. To make her happy, her father buys every chocolate bar in town. Then he makes his [music] workers open them one by one. After five straight days, they finally find the ticket.
When Charlie sees this on TV, he starts dreaming about finding one, too. The next day, he reads the newspaper and discovers the third ticket has been found. It belongs to a girl who trains in Taekwondo. Her house is packed with medals and trophies.
The fourth ticket goes to a genius kid. Using his brain, he creates an algorithm and figures out exactly where to find it. But Charlie is different from all of them. One day, he finds $10 on the street. Without wasting time, he buys a chocolate bar. The moment he opens it, he's stunned. In his hands is the fifth and final golden ticket.
Finally, the big day arrives. All five children enter the chocolate factory. There, they meet Willy Wonka. Then the tour begins.
Out of all the kids, the chubby boy is the greediest. The second he walks in, he starts eating the grass because it's made of candy. Then he sees it, a river of chocolate. Without thinking, he starts drinking from it. Willy Wonka tries to stop him, but he refuses. Suddenly, the boy slips and falls into the chocolate river. He starts sinking. Then a giant pipe drops into the river used to suck out the chocolate and it pulls the boy in, too. But his body is so big, he gets stuck inside the pipe.