This conversation appears to be a dialogue from a video, likely a YouTube video, where the participants are discussing and demonstrating a series of experiments involving shooting objects at high speeds. The conversation starts with a discussion about the declining popularity of an application among teenage users, with one participant suggesting that the application needs to be more "in trend" with younger demographics.
The conversation then transitions into a detailed discussion about shooting objects with a tank and the results of these experiments. The participants discuss the results of shooting at refrigerators, discussing whether the tank shells can penetrate the coolers. They also discuss shooting at a car, a Chrysler, and the results of these experiments.
The conversation concludes with the participants thanking the viewers for watching and promoting other channels and Instagram accounts related to their activities.
1. The speakers are discussing the quarterly stats of a service, which shows a 30% drop in views among teenage subscribers.
2. The service is suggested to be "in trend" with 13-year-olds to increase its popularity.
3. The service is described as "aging" and is questioned about its appeal to 13-year-olds.
4. The speakers are discussing a video of a Sherman tank shooting at a refrigerator.
5. The refrigerator is described as being "blown apart" by the tank shell.
6. The speakers are discussing a video of a 25-mm anti-tank gun from the Hotchkiss company shooting at a sword made of 1-inch steel.
7. The gun is described as "firing" a projectile that is 25 millimeters in diameter.
8. The speakers are discussing a video of a large gun, called the d20, firing a projectile of 152 millimeters.
9. The speakers are discussing a video of the same large gun firing at a row of refrigerators and a Chrysler car.
10. The Chrysler car is described as being "blown apart" by the gunfire.
11. The speakers conclude the episode by expressing satisfaction with the day's events.