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Three friends go to a sushi-go-round shop and challenge each other to see who can eat the most plates of sushi in one hour. They each pick a different price category: 120 yen, 250-350 yen, and 500 yen. They order various kinds of sushi and desserts, and have some funny moments with the chef and the plates. In the end, they tie with 21 plates each for the 120 yen and 500 yen categories, while the 250-350 yen category has 16 plates. They enjoy the food and thank the viewers for watching.
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1. The text is a transcript of a video where three people do a food challenge at a sushi-go-round shop.
2. The food challenge is to see who can eat the most plates of sushi in one hour, according to the price category of the plates.
3. The price categories are 120 yen, 500 yen, and mid-price (220-300 yen).
4. The three people are Ndaho, Motoki, and Peketan.
5. They choose their price categories by paper-rock-scissors. Motoki chooses 120 yen, Peketan chooses mid-price, and Ndaho chooses 500 yen.
6. They order various kinds of sushi, desserts, and miso soup from the chef.
7. The result of the challenge is a tie between Motoki and Ndaho, who both eat 21 plates. Peketan eats 16 plates.
8. They enjoy the food and have fun with the challenge.