“Let me guess; Matthew will probably teach Maria to braise ribs with durian."

"Oh, God! Why do I feel like Maria's serious? It doesn't seem like she knows that Matthew is a terrible cook!"

In order to make the show more entertaining, Leif decided to divide the five guests into two groups. In the next few days, the two groups were to compete with each other with the point system.

Taste of Childhood received one million dollars as a charity fund from the Bowles Group. After the show would be finished airing, the money would be donated to children living in underdeveloped areas under the winning team's names.

Director Leif's idea immediately made the guests' eyes widen in surprise. They now became even more eager to win.

“Mr. Brooks, there are five of us in total. If you divide us into two groups, the numbers will be uneven," Jenifer said as she raised her hand.

Suddenly, Leif picked up the speaker and replied, "Yes, but if the group with fewer people wins the competition, our show will donate another half a million dollars for charity."

That explanation immediately received a lot of praise from the viewers. "The show is just about to begin but they're already talking about donating a million dollars for charity? They're awesome!" One of the viewers commended.

“I love their spirit, and I will definitely follow this show." Meanwhile, at the villa, Anthony was also watching the Live show.

“Mr. Wilson, it was Miss Bowles' idea to donate one million dollars to charity, right? I must say, she's really smart," Jack said.

“But the director is obviously smarter. He actually managed to advertise for his production team with just half a million dollars," Anthony indifferently replied.

Hearing that, Jack paused for a moment before his eyes widened in realization.

Anthony was right.

What kind of proper advertising could be done with only half a million dollars nowadays?

He thought that it perhaps was only enough to be broadcasted on the radio.

Taste of Childhood was now a popular show. If its popularity were to continue to rise, it would no doubt be one of the best shows out there.

With the rising popularity, more people would watch the show, especially the first episode, where they would learn about Leif and his team's kindness! It was indeed a brilliant marketing strategy!

Besides, if the group with fewer people didn’t win, he wouldn't have to spend the half a million dollars at all.

Each guest would draw a number that determined which group they were in.

There were five balls, number 1 to 5, of which 1 and 2 were group one and 3, 4 and 5 were group two.

“Who will go first?"

“Allow me," Jacqueline said with a smile.

In fact, she had already worked out that the first person to draw would not only capture the audience's attention more than the others, but also have a higher probability of joining group two.

Since the second group had one more person than the first group, they would have a better chance of winning.