Charlie seems to be giving up hope. Seeing that Veruca and Mike TV found the golden tickets. And they're is only three tickets that could be hidden any where in any continent or state. Charlie knew that his chances are low. But he went to go buy another candy bar during the weekend. He took his quarter out of his pocket and gave it to the cashier to buy the Michael Wonka chocolate bar. He finally got it and then turned to open the candy slowly he sees something shiny and he carefully and he realizes it's the golden ticket. He didn't want to make to much noise and commotion so he hurried home. Until he was stopped by someone. "Hey I'll buy that ticket off of you mate." Charlie thought about it. He could use the money since his family is poor. "I'd pay 500 dollars for that ticket." Another citizen added. A whole crowd started to form around Charlie fighting over the golden ticket. "Hey!" The crowd stopped . "Leave that kid alone!" The man guided Charlie out of the crowd. "We all want that golden ticket but the kid won it fair and square. Run along child don't stop until you get home!" Charlie gets his golden ticket back in his hands. "Thank you!" He says and goes home as fast as possible. He bust through the door. "I found the golden ticket!" Charlie says holding up in the air. Everyone stops and stares at him in shock. "You must be joking. Grandpa Joe adds. "No look!" Charlie walks to grandpa Joe "Well I'll be! It is a golden ticket!" He says fixing his glasses. He jumps out of bed and does a little happy dance. His parents also takes a good look at the golden ticket. "Congratulations! Since you found the golden ticket this is your way to enter into the Michael Wonka Factory. Please bring one chaperone with you. Good luck! Mr. Wonka!" Charlie reads. "Well who's going to take Charlie? Well Charlie can choose. Charlie looks around to see who he can pick. "Take me! I know all about the factory." Grandpa Joe insist. "Dad you can't walk out in the freezing cold you haven't been out of bed in years." His mother protest. "I'll be just fine. I'll put on something nice a warm." Charlie's mother gives in. "Ok fine we'll drop you all off." Grandpa Joe does another happy dance.