YouTubers react to an old viral video of a man being paid $200 to drink a bottle of "Epicac" (a drink that induces vomiting) on the street and then later, offered $1,000 to lick up his own vomit. The man reluctantly agrees and performs the disgusting task. The YouTubers are shocked, entertained, and some even question the authenticity of the video. They discuss the concept of doing disgusting things for money and how some people's circumstances may drive them to do extreme things for financial gain. The video is later revealed to be a prank, and the drink was actually iced tea.
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1. Someone is offered $200 to drink something called "epicac".
2. The person is warned not to drink it, but decides to do so anyway.
3. After drinking, the person vomits on the sidewalk.
4. The person is then offered $1,000 to lick up their own vomit.
5. The person is hesitant, but ultimately decides to do it.
6. The video of the incident is being discussed by a group of people.
7. One of the people in the group claims to have seen the video before and found it entertaining.
8. The group discusses whether the video is real or fake.
9. Some people in the group think the video is real, while others think it's staged.
10. The group discusses the motivations of the person in the video and why they would do such a thing.
11. Someone in the group mentions that they wouldn't drink "epicac" for any amount of money.
12. The group talks about the idea that some people will do anything for money.
13. The group discusses the concept of "everybody's got a price" and how it relates to the video.
14. The group talks about how the video is an example of people being motivated by greed.
15. The group mentions that the video is an early example of a viral internet video.
16. The group discusses how the video might have been staged for entertainment purposes.
17. The group talks about how people enjoy watching gross or shocking content.
18. Someone in the group mentions the video "Two Girls One Cup".
19. The group is shown another video of someone being offered $1,000 to drink "epicac".
20. The person in the video is hesitant, but ultimately decides not to drink it.
21. It is revealed that the "epicac" is actually just iced tea.