2 families make a shocking decision on 'The Briefcase', On the arrangement debut of CBS's "The Briefcase," two dedicated American families were given an extraordinarily troublesome inquiry.
In the event that you were given a satchel brimming with $101,000, would you keep it, or would you offer it to another family in need?
"Is this truly my cash?!" asked Kim Bergin on "The Briefcase."
Meet the Bergins and the Bronsons, the initial two families to share in this exceptional social investigation.
The Bergin family has been battling monetarily following the time when they needed to put their frozen yogurt truck business on hold after father Joe was harmed in a head-on impact a couple of months prior.
The Bronsons don't have it any less demanding. Dave is an Iraq war veteran who lost his leg and is not able to work.
Furthermore, his wife, Cara, is pregnant and buckling down as an attendant to accommodate their developing gang.
Both families knew they were taking an interest in a narrative about cash, yet they had no clue the show's makers were going to give them a satchel brimming with cash.
What's more, when they each got their attachés, as you most likely speculated, mayham resulted over the desolation of the choice they were going to make.
"You need to stress over your family first," Cara cried.
In any case, at last, both the Bergins and the Bronsons chose to give the other family the $101,000.
"Acknowledge all $100,000," said Joe.
Obviously, the choice to give their portfolio brimming with cash to another family in need was an extreme choice for both families.
Yet, Cara Bronson told People she and Dave were "extremely agreeable" with their last decision. "I would do the show again instant. We don't lament our choice by any means."
Yet, all's well that closures well — the Bergin and Bronson families are still companions right up 'til today, and they even hosted a review get-together to watch their "Satchel" scene together. Gotta love a glad consummati
In the event that you were given a satchel brimming with $101,000, would you keep it, or would you offer it to another family in need?
"Is this truly my cash?!" asked Kim Bergin on "The Briefcase."
Meet the Bergins and the Bronsons, the initial two families to share in this exceptional social investigation.
The Bergin family has been battling monetarily following the time when they needed to put their frozen yogurt truck business on hold after father Joe was harmed in a head-on impact a couple of months prior.
The Bronsons don't have it any less demanding. Dave is an Iraq war veteran who lost his leg and is not able to work.
Furthermore, his wife, Cara, is pregnant and buckling down as an attendant to accommodate their developing gang.
Both families knew they were taking an interest in a narrative about cash, yet they had no clue the show's makers were going to give them a satchel brimming with cash.
What's more, when they each got their attachés, as you most likely speculated, mayham resulted over the desolation of the choice they were going to make.
"You need to stress over your family first," Cara cried.
In any case, at last, both the Bergins and the Bronsons chose to give the other family the $101,000.
"Acknowledge all $100,000," said Joe.
Obviously, the choice to give their portfolio brimming with cash to another family in need was an extreme choice for both families.
Yet, Cara Bronson told People she and Dave were "extremely agreeable" with their last decision. "I would do the show again instant. We don't lament our choice by any means."
Yet, all's well that closures well — the Bergin and Bronson families are still companions right up 'til today, and they even hosted a review get-together to watch their "Satchel" scene together. Gotta love a glad consummati
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