The summary is:
A group of seven members of NCT DREAM, a K-pop boy band, are having a discussion about hypothetical situations based on their MBTI personality types. They have to choose the member who is most to blame for each situation and explain their reasoning. The situations involve a birthday cake mishap, an exhibition date mix-up, and a friend's unexpected arrival. The discussion is lively, chaotic, and humorous, as the members argue, interrupt, and tease each other. The host of the discussion is HAECHAN, who tries to enforce some rules and keep order. The members also use buzzers to speak and vote for their answers.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The host of the discussion is HAECHAN.
2. The members are discussing their MBTI (Myers-Briggs Type Indicator) types.
3. The members chose their temporary MBTI types based on their mood for the day.
4. HAECHAN's original MBTI type is ENTP.
5. JISUNG's original MBTI type is ENTP.
6. The members are discussing a hypothetical situation about a birthday party.
7. JENO reserved and purchased an expensive cake for HAECHAN's birthday.
8. The cake cost 3.2 million won.
9. RENJUN was carrying the cake when he received a text message from JAEMIN.
10. RENJUN dropped the cake after JENO hit him on the shoulder.
11. The members are discussing who is most to blame for the cake incident.
12. JENO got four votes for being most to blame.
13. RENJUN got two votes for being most to blame.
14. The members are discussing a second hypothetical situation about an exhibition.
15. CHENLE, MARK, and JISUNG decided to go to an exhibition.
16. JISUNG stayed up for three nights to get tickets to the exhibition.
17. CHENLE overslept and arrived late to the exhibition.
18. MARK secretly brought a friend to the exhibition.
19. JISUNG got the date of the exhibition wrong.
20. The members are discussing who is most to blame for the exhibition incident.
21. MARK got four votes for being most to blame.
22. CHENLE got no votes for being most to blame.
23. JISUNG got two votes for being most to blame.