Suzie and Bailey are introduced to the isolation chamber and the rules of the 100-day challenge for a $500,000 prize.

• Suzie and Bailey meet for the first time and are introduced to the isolation chamber they must stay in for 100 days to win $500,000.
• The chamber includes basic living necessities like food, a private bathroom, and a bed, but they face monotonous and bland conditions.
• They must avoid leaving early or crossing a red line that would cause both to forfeit the prize.

Suzie and Bailey begin to experience the monotony and mental strain of the isolation chamber, trying to entertain themselves.

• The contestants struggle with the bright lighting, repeating meals, and find ways to entertain themselves, like making playing cards.
• They attempt to track time and maintain sanity during the initial days, still adjusting to their new confined lifestyle.

As days pass, the psychological effects become more pronounced, leading to clever tricks and growing tensions between the contestants.

• Bailey and Suzie devise a clever trick to track the date using a sign-in sheet for camera crew, but tensions rise as boredom peaks.
• Their mental states fluctuate, with moments of elation at the thought of leaving contrasting against the stark reality of their isolation.

On day ten, Suzie and Bailey face their first temptation offer, the option to buy a private chef with part of their prize money.

• They are presented with a private chef service for $50,000, which they ultimately reject despite the luxury it would have provided.
• Their decision to decline the offer shows their determination to retain as much of the prize money as possible.

The duo faces difficulties with sleep and comfort, leading to a significant offer on day 20 that tests their resolve.

• Their struggles with sleep due to bright lights lead to the offer of smart beds and an iPad to control the lighting for $50,000, which they also refuse.
• This decision to decline demonstrates their continued focus on the end goal over temporary comfort.

As the days drag on, Suzie and Bailey cope with extreme boredom, nostalgia for the outside world, and the psychological weight of isolation.

• They experience high levels of boredom and start missing simple pleasures from the outside world like seasoning, coffee, and varied entertainment.
• The psychological toll of the isolation becomes evident as they express longing for their families and previous daily routines.

By day 30, Suzie and Bailey finally yield to temptation, purchasing comforts to alleviate the monotony of their isolation.

• They decide to spend $20,000 on a coffee machine, Harry Potter books, and other items, providing new sources of entertainment and comfort.
• This moment marks a shift in their strategy, as they choose to sacrifice a portion of the prize for improved living conditions.

Following a hurricane that affects the chamber's power, Suzie and Bailey continue to face environmental and interpersonal challenges.

• A hurricane causes a power outage, challenging them with the loss of amenities like hot water and cooked food.
• Despite these challenges and growing irritations with each other, they persist, counting down the days to the end.

Suzie and Bailey experience an emotional roller coaster, culminating in a heartwarming family visit on day 50 for a significant price.

• They decide to spend $20,000 to see their families and celebrate Suzie's mother's birthday, a poignant and emotional highlight of their journey.
• This visit provides a morale boost and a reminder of what they've sacrificed for the challenge.

A missed opportunity arises on day 60, leading to regret and reflection on the decisions made during the challenge.

• They are offered a mystery box for $50,000, which they decline, only to discover it contained their money back plus two Teslas, leading to intense regret.
• This event significantly affects Suzie, who mentions it repeatedly over the following days.

Approaching the final days, Suzie and Bailey are tempted with a final offer that leads to a significant splurge on amenities.

• They are presented with all the previously rejected items and a new mystery box for a bid, which they win, enhancing their living conditions with luxuries.
• Their strategic bid secures them beds, entertainment, and more, making the last days of the challenge more bearable.

In the final countdown, Suzie and Bailey's relationship is strained, but they hold out for the challenge's conclusion.

• Despite new amenities, the contestants grow increasingly irritable with each other yet manage to push through to the final day.
• They reflect on their journey, watch footage from the first day, and anticipate the final twist of the challenge.

Faced with the final twist, a test of trust and greed, Suzie and Bailey make a crucial decision that defines the outcome of their 100-day challenge.

• They are given the option to split or steal the prize money, each choosing to split, securing their respective half of the prize after enduring the 100-day isolation.
• The challenge ends on a high note with both contestants leaving the chamber as friends and winners.