The conversation appears to be a mix of jokes, anecdotes, and storytelling, with a focus on humorous and often absurd situations.
The speakers discuss a variety of topics, including a medical examination where a doctor sticks a roller with tape on the patient's behind to check for worms, a trip to France where they visit the Louvre and a bar, and a bachelor party where they drink and perform a skit involving a butterfly knife. They also share stories about their school days, such as a whistle seller on Nevsky Prospekt and a teacher who made them turn around to check for worms in their underwear.
The conversation also includes references to a game called "Vikings," which the speakers seem to be promoting. They mention a "bathhouse top" and a "rainbow bridge" to Valhalla, and they discuss different strategies for playing the game, such as diplomacy and warfare.
The speakers also mention a TV show called "zashkvar stories," where they invite their guests Igor Chekhov and Mikhail Krug to perform. They share jokes and anecdotes, and they discuss their experiences with the show's host, Dzharakhov.
Overall, the conversation is filled with humor and seems to be a mix of personal stories and promotional material for the upcoming game and TV show.
1. The text is a conversation that includes references to a Viking game, a medical examination, a story of a man being kissed, and a trip to France.
2. The speaker mentions a Viking game that requires a bathhouse and 20 million people.
3. The medical examination involved a doctor looking at the speaker's buttocks and a jock being glued to the speaker's buttocks with tape.
4. The speaker's reaction to the medical examination included confusion and fear.
5. The story of the man being kissed is described as a surprise and a confusing moment.
6. The trip to France includes visiting the Louvre and going to a concert.
7. The concert was a corporate party with a lot of alcohol and dancing.
8. The speaker mentions a story about a man who tried to flush a gun in his pants but it misfired, resulting in humiliation and awkwardness.
9. The speaker ends the conversation with a thank you and a call to action for the audience to send their messages.