Girls Alone (Social Experiment Documentary) | Real Stories

Bushey, Hertfordshire "Buh bye!" "Have a good time!" N: These girls aged 10 and 11 are getting ready to live on their own for a week without adults. "Aw wicked!" "I need the loo..." During their stay, the 10 girls will have to look after themselves. Though if they need help from an adult or from a nurse they can ring this bell, and if they don't like it they can go home. There are two bedrooms. One with six beds and the other with four. "Stay in there! what the hell are you doing?" "You're wicked!" "Chocolate!"

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Views: 4,313,105

Rating: 4.8234506 out of 5

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Id: 0iZtdKaVsD8

Length: 49min 13sec (2953 seconds)

Published: Mon Feb 20 2017

Reddit Comments

[u/valdeeveeah]

It's like putting the Sims on auto. Just chaos, random eating, and no one can sleep because someone else is playing guitar.

[u/KUKYBITS]

Sharday was an ass, dam.

[u/SpottedMe]

This series (and the boys one) was so hard to watch. It's unbelievable how much they trash the house and treat each other like garbage.

[u/[deleted]]

that poor girl at the start just cooking and cleaning up after people what a sweetheart. those other ones were fucking savages.

[u/CMDR_Shazbot]

starts video

girl immediately starts huffing nitrous out of the whipped cream can

exclaims 'MmmmM!'

close video

[u/DexterVane]

Boys Alone post.

IMDb page.

[u/can-fap-to-anything]

Was this originally pitched as educational or reality television?

[u/6294610]

I bet Sherry and Sadé are more similar than you'd think, they both feel a little insecure, and want everyone to like them, but they each act on these feelings completely differently.

Cool video.

[u/[deleted]]

At first I wanted to hate Sherrie when she told everyone not to eat sweets before dinner, but by 7 minutes in she'd saved Charday from eating like a dozen completely raw eggs.

"I'm not going to let you eat that."

ugh stop telling everyone when and what they can eat, Sherrie...

"Why not?"

way to go! don't let her boss you around!

"Look it at."

sees eggs

All hail Sherrie