A YouTube video shows two hosts, Nicole and Edward, pretending to break into a closed Chuck E. Cheese's arcade due to the current global health crisis. However, they reveal it's an April Fool's prank, and the restaurant is actually open for food orders. They order a large cheese pizza for $5 and take viewers on a tour of the empty Chuck E. Cheese's, showing off the closed arcade games and prizes. The hosts discuss the impact of the health crisis on businesses and encourage viewers to support Chuck E. Cheese's by ordering food. They also remind viewers to wash their hands and practice social distancing. The video ends with the hosts trying the pizza and encouraging viewers to check out their other videos.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The Chuck E. Cheese location was closed due to a global event.
2. The arcade was closed, but the restaurant was still open.
3. The restaurant was offering large cheese pizzas for $5.
4. The location had signs indicating that customers should stand six feet away from each other.
5. Some of the games were turned off, while others were still operational.
6. The ticket blaster was empty, with no tickets available.
7. The restaurant was not busy, with only one employee visible.
8. The employees were wearing masks.
9. Hand sanitizer was available for customers to use.
10. The restaurant was advertising their $5 pizza deal and $5 wings on a sign outside.
11. The pizza was made fresh and hot, and was available for customers to purchase.