A possible concise summary is:
Two YouTubers, Jordan and Maxime, play a game where they have to guess if various clothing items are luxury or not based on their appearance and price. They have different price ranges and margins of error depending on the item's value. The loser of each round has to buy and wear the item they guessed wrong. They comment on the items with humor and sarcasm, and sometimes make references to pop culture or other topics. They announce that the next episode will be the last one of the series and that it will be more extreme. They end the video by thanking their viewers and inviting them to follow them on Instagram.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is a transcript of a video where two people play a game called "Luxury or not luxury".
2. The game consists of guessing the price of various products, such as clothes, accessories, or bags, and whether they are luxury or not.
3. The products are shown on a screen and the players have to announce their price and category (luxury or not luxury) before seeing the answer.
4. The players have different margins of error depending on the price range of the product. For example, if the product is between 100 and 1000 euros, they have a margin of error of 50 euros.
5. The loser of each round has to buy the product and take a photo with it for Instagram.
6. The products are mostly eccentric, ugly, or ridiculous, such as a Shrek t-shirt, a coat with multiple animal skins, or a bag with a world map on it.
7. The players make jokes and comments about the products, their appearance, their brands, and their usefulness.
8. The video is part of a series and there will be a final episode with an extreme version of the game, where the products will be either below 1500 or above 5000 euros.