A group of friends, including the host, are filming a prank episode. They start by discussing a previous prank where one of their friends, Kyle, flirted with a creepy old man as a joke, but the old man ended up flirting back.
The host then reveals that he had a picture of the old man printed and framed, and hid it in Kyle's room. They show a reaction video of Kyle discovering the picture and freaking out.
After that, the group starts discussing their plans for "Cocktober," a made-up holiday where they celebrate with merchandise and other activities. They show off their "Cocktober" shirts and discuss their plans for the day.
Later, they go to a thrift store and buy crutches as part of a prank. They plan to use the crutches to pretend to be injured and see how people react. One of the friends, who is actually using crutches, falls and gets hurt, and they have to abandon the prank.
The episode ends with the host reflecting on the kindness of strangers who helped him after he fell, and thanking them for their support.
Here are the key facts from the text:
1. The video is part of a series called "The Bay Levine Series".
2. The video features a prank where a picture of a "creepy old man" is printed and framed.
3. The picture is of a man who flirted with Kyle, one of the hosts, in a previous video.
4. The hosts hid the picture in Kyle's room to get his reaction.
5. The video also features a segment where the hosts celebrate "Cocktober", a made-up holiday.
6. The hosts have created merchandise for Cocktober, including t-shirts.
7. The video is sponsored by Current and NordVPN.
8. One of the hosts, Lucas, has gotten a tattoo of a vape logo.
9. The hosts have purchased crutches from Goodwill as part of a prank.
10. They plan to donate the crutches after the prank is over.
11. One of the hosts falls while using the crutches.
12. The hosts need a car to transport someone who is injured.
13. They ask someone named Joseph for a scooter.
14. The hosts reflect on the kindness of strangers who helped them during the prank.
15. The video ends with a message thanking viewers for watching.