&TEAM's 'Survival Vacation': Luxury Living Paid Only in Points

New content has been released featuring the members of &TEAM navigating a unique vacation scenario governed by a strict points system. Adopting a 'young masters' concept, the members travel via limousine bus and face the challenge of paying for every single expense using only points.

From Limousine Buses to Private Villas: Everything Costs 'Points'

The video depicts the start of a luxurious journey as the members travel in a limousine bus and receive 'welcome gifts.' Their destination is a private villa in Gapyeong, featuring amenities such as a heated pool and a private karaoke room. However, this is no ordinary getaway. All services must be paid for with points: 1,000 points for the limousine bus, 1,000 points to hire two butlers, and 1,200 points for the resort. Notably, the fee for using the red carpet is set at 360 points.

While the members initially enjoy their meals at the villa, they are quickly met with panic upon seeing the bill. They are warned that services may be terminated if their points run low. The vacation operates on a 'points system' where points are either added or deducted based on the members' actions, though they are not informed in advance which behaviors will trigger these changes.

"Earn cleaning points by tidying up"... A dynamic points system

As their balance dwindles, the members must take action to secure more points. During the video, an announcement informs them, "You have already earned cleaning points by tidying up after the meal," demonstrating that tasks like washing dishes are directly linked to earning points.

The members continue to spend points while utilizing the villa's various facilities. Even when ordering iced americanos or decaf cafe lattes, they must use their points according to the rule: "All are 10 points each." The footage captures the tension of selecting menus and utilizing services while managing a limited balance.

Enjoying 'Almost Paradise' at a Gapyeong Villa

The villa experience is themed around 'Almost Paradise.' The video shows the members relaxing in the heated pool and enjoying prepared food, including sandwiches, bread, and fruit. The members express their satisfaction, noting, "The air is great, isn't it? The weather is so good, too."

As they explore the private karaoke box and sauna facilities, the content highlights the intersection of vacation enjoyment and the tension of the points system. The video follows how the members manage their points to navigate the remainder of their trip.