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**Title:** "Timbers" Game Segment on "Escabeche" Channel
**Summary:**
* Host "Bryant" welcomes viewers to a new segment called "Timbers" on the "Escabeche" channel.
* Special guests, "Soul Brothers", join the show for a competitive game.
* **Game Rules:**
+ Two teams (Polynesians vs. another team)
+ Throw a ball into the opposing team's "boat"
+ Successful landing results in the opposing team taking a punishment
+ Last team standing wins
* The game unfolds with commentary, trash talk, and playful jabs between teams.
* **Outcome:**
+ One team emerges victorious after a close competition.
+ The losing team faces a final punishment (eating chili).
* **Conclusion:**
+ Host thanks viewers and guests for a fun first chapter of "Timbers".
+ Teases future collaborations and competitions, inviting teams to prepare.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, excluding opinions, with each fact numbered and in short sentence form:
1. The video is hosted by someone named Bryant.
2. The video segment is called "Timbers".
3. Guests, referred to as "Soul Brothers", were invited to the channel.
4. The activity involves two teams: "The Polynesians" and another team (initially not fully specified).
5. The objective is to throw a ball into the opposing team's "boat".
6. If the ball lands in the boat, the opposing team must take a punishment.
7. The team with no more "votes" automatically loses.
8. The winning team is referred to as the "supreme team".
9. A prize is involved for the winners.
10. The competition has a tradition of welcoming teams with water.
11. The year mentioned in the context is 2024.
12. Teams have "captains" who decide the starting order.
13. Punishments include a bucket of cold water and eating chili.
14. The final competition is between two individuals in a "one against one" setup.
15. The winner of the grand finale is announced at the end of the video.
16. The video is part of a series or collaboration, with hints at future competitions.
17. Viewers are encouraged to check the description box for social network links.
18. "Escabeche" is thanked at the end, possibly another host or contributor.