In this video, the YouTubers are creating a tier list of fast-food restaurants in the UK. They start by discussing Subway, which they used to like but now consider below average due to declining quality. Then, they briefly mention Papa John's, which some of them don't enjoy. They talk about Pret a Manger, with mixed opinions, and Morley's, which they seem to like. They have varying opinions on chicken shops, with some placing them in "poo" tier due to bad experiences.
The discussion gets more heated when they compare Shake Shack and Five Guys, with differing opinions on which one is better. They also discuss Taco Bell but can't agree on its placement as they haven't tried it in the UK.
The conversation goes on to Domino's and Pizza Hut, with some preferring Pizza Hut. They eventually decide to put KFC in the "Mouth is Wet" tier, indicating they like it. However, they can't agree on where to place McDonald's, as some want to put it in "God" tier while others think it's not as good as before.
They briefly mention Wing Stop and discuss whether it's better than Shake Shack and Five Guys. They decide to relegate Five Guys to a lower tier. Pizza Express is also discussed, and they agree to put it in the "Lower Side" tier. Chicken Cottage is placed in "Mouth is Wet" tier, and they debate its placement.
In the end, they create a tier list with various fast-food restaurants in different tiers based on their opinions.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Subway has fallen in popularity for fast food.
2. Papa John's is not well-liked by some.
3. Pret a Manger has mixed opinions.
4. Morley's six wings received positive feedback.
5. Chicken shops are generally disliked.
6. McDonald's is highly regarded, especially its breakfast.
7. Shake Shack and Five Guys are compared and rated differently.
8. Pizza Hut has gained popularity in delivery.
9. Chicken Cottage is considered acceptable.
10. Leon's is not highly rated.
11. A blind taste test between Chicken Cottage and KFC is suggested.
Please note that these facts are based on the opinions expressed in the text and do not necessarily reflect objective truths.