Ep 7. Would You Wrather Build a Sled?

Coop and Cami Ask the World is a comedy series that revolves around two siblings named Cooper "Coop" Wrather and Cameron "Cami" Wrather. In each episode, they ask their online followers to help them make decisions on everyday situations and dilemmas.

In season 1 episode 7, titled "Would You Wrather Build a Sled?," Coop and Cami are faced with a winter wonderland dilemma. With a snowstorm on its way, the Wrather siblings are determined to build and race their own sleds down the biggest hill in their town. Despite limited funds, materials, and options, Coop and Cami are excited to take on the challenge.

However, their enthusiasm is quickly diminished when their local hardware store is sold out of all the necessary sled-making supplies. Feeling defeated, Coop and Cami turn to their online fans for help. They ask their followers, "Would you wrather build a sled from scratch or buy one at the store?" The majority of their fans urge the siblings to build their sled from scratch, which reignites their determination and creativity.

The siblings scour their backyard and garage for materials, using everything from cardboard boxes to old bike parts to create their ultimate sled. With the help of their best friends, Ollie and Fred, they work tirelessly to construct a sled that can withstand the intense downhill journey.

As the snowstorm approaches, Coop and Cami put their sleds to the test. They race down the hill, facing obstacles, and competing for the title of the best sled. Along the way, they learn the importance of teamwork and creativity, realizing that sometimes the best solutions come from within.

Throughout the episode, the Wrather family also faces other winter-themed obstacles. Their parents, Jenna and Fred, navigate a slippery commute to their jobs, while their younger siblings, Charlotte and Ollie Jr., work to build the ultimate snowman. With laughs and surprises around every corner, "Would You Wrather Build a Sled?" is a fun and heartwarming episode that highlights the power of imagination, determination, and family.