'What Would You Do?' Recap: Mall Santa Gets Drunk at the Bar
A recap of this week's episode of "What Would You Do?" with ABC's John Quiñones.
— -- Here is a recap of this week's episode of "What Would You Do?" with ABC's John Quiñones.
What Would You Do: The Real Santa
Two little girls and their nanny see a Santa, who is black, on his break. The black girl is excited when she sees Santa, but her white friend insists that the real Santa is white, and that the one they see couldn’t possibly be him. How will bystanders respond? What Would You Do? Watch what happens:
What Would You Do: Kids Dispute Santa's Skin Tone
What Would You Do: Poor Tree
A low-income family, composed of a mother, older son and young daughter, visit a Christmas tree lot with the hopes of brightening their holiday. They only have $25 to buy a tree but they want one that is beyond their mother’s budget, and emotions run high when they find out they are too poor to buy a better tree. How will the other shoppers react? Watch what happens:
What Would You Do: Family Cannot Afford Christmas Tree
What Would You Do: Sloshed Santa
A man dressed as Santa is at a restaurant bar, getting ready for his shift at the mall by having a few cocktails. What if there was a young child in the restaurant witnessing Santa’s drinking? What Would You Do? Watch what happens:
What Would You Do: Santa Gets Drunk On His Break
What Would You Do: Little Problem
A man in a nice suit is conducting an interview in a restaurant for a sales position within his company. He seems ready for business, until he realizes that the man interviewing for the job is a little person. Throughout the interview process the interviewer is ignorant and belittles the little person. If you overheard this blatant discrimination, would you intervene? Watch what happens:
What Would You Do: Interviewer Belittles Little Person On Job Interview
What Would You Do: Santa’s Little Swindlers
Two kids selling apple cider are charging their customers much more than what was advertised. They are charging $1 for the cider but $10 for the cup and then offering patrons a doughnut and charging them $20 after the customer takes a bite. The sign on their stand reads “Proceeds go to a GOOD cause! For Kids in need!” but as they take the cash, they can’t contain their excitement over the new toys they can buy with their haul. How will their customers react? Watch what happens:
What Would You Do: Kids Overprice Apple Cider To Buy Toys
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