In this video, the hosts discuss their previous experiment of getting out of a swamp and debate whether getting out of a dough swamp would be harder due to the dough's stickiness. They decide to create a dough swamp themselves and spend 100,000 rubles on it. They attempt to buy 100,000 rubles' worth of dough from various bakeries but are unsuccessful. They then calculate that they need 6 tons of flour to create a 6-meter pool and successfully purchase and mix the flour.
The hosts then jump into the dough pool. Some are able to swim, while others sink. They also attempt to drive a car through the dough but it stalls. The experiment concludes with the hosts escaping the dough swamp and congratulating each other on surviving the experiment.
1. The experiment involves creating a dough swamp and testing various activities such as running, swimming, and driving a car in it.
2. The experimenters attempted to purchase dough from various bakeries, but found it impossible to obtain the required amount.
3. Instead of purchasing dough, the experimenters decided to make it themselves. They calculated that they would need 4 tons of flour to create a pool of dough.
4. The experimenters then tried to create a larger pool by purchasing 6 tons of flour, which cost 150,000 rubles.
5. They used industrial mixers to create the large volume of dough.
6. The experimenters tested the properties of the dough, such as its density and ability to support a person's weight.
7. They attempted to drive a car through the dough swamp, but the car stalled and sank.
8. The experimenters concluded that cars do not sink in dough swamps, as they are designed to float.