00:00Please can we get these? That was the problem. Jack's Candy in downtown Los
00:06Angeles is believed to be the largest candy store in America with roughly 10,000
00:11different items packed inside a massive 42,000 square foot warehouse. So I brought
00:16along my five-year-old daughter Navy to see what she would choose. I'm not gonna
00:21eat those. No, no, no. With aisle after aisle of chocolate, gummies, lollipops,
00:26Mexican candy and treats she had never seen before, Navy was completely
00:30overwhelmed by the options. She started grabbing whatever caught her eye, then
00:34she changed her mind, then she found something better, and then she changed
00:38her mind again. We started with a basket that didn't last long. Once Navy realized
00:44how much she wanted, we had to upgrade to a cart. She spent the next few minutes
00:48racing through the aisles loading up on candy and chocolate before eventually
00:51realizing she couldn't take everything home. So it was time to make some
00:55decisions. Her first pick was cotton candy, an easy choice. Then things got a
01:00little more interesting. She found a giant plastic tiger filled with tiny fruit
01:03shaped containers, each one packed with a different fruit juice. And for her final
01:08pick, Navy went with a popular Mexican treat made with a marshmallow lollipop
01:13covered in chocolate and decorated with a candy face. And after watching her spend
01:18the afternoon running through one of the biggest candy selections imaginable, I
01:22learned something too. For a five-year-old, there might actually be such a thing as
01:27too much candy to choose from.
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