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Four members of a YouTube group called Fischer's play a game where they have to eat sushi at a high-class restaurant without saying their banned words, which are written on paper rings on their foreheads. The banned words are related to sushi, food, or their personal lives. If they say their banned word, they have to go home and miss out on the rest of the meal. One by one, they slip up and say their banned words, leaving only one member, Silk, who manages to finish the entire course and win the game. He then taunts his friends by saying the banned words they couldn't say. They end the video by thanking the viewers and asking them to subscribe.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is a transcript of a video where four people play a game of banned word high class sushi.
2. The game involves each person having a word or words that they cannot say while eating sushi, and if they say it, they have to go home.
3. The video is made by Fischer's, a Japanese YouTube group that does comedy and entertainment videos.
4. The four people in the video are Ndaho, Zakao, Silk and Neru. Neru is the editor of Fischer's and the winner of a rock-paper-scissors game to join the video.
5. The video is filmed at Sushi Rizaki, a high class sushi place that normally does not allow filming.
6. The video starts with one banned word for each person, and then adds two more words halfway through.
7. The banned words for each person are: Ndaho - beer, ages ago, tastes; Zakao - exquisite, I know, delicious; Silk - YouTube, preying mantis, rubber band; Neru - salmon, brother, no.
8. Neru is the first one to go home after saying salmon, followed by Zakao who says delicious, and then Ndaho who says tastes.
9. Silk is the only one who reaches the end of the sushi course and wins the game. He also gets to eat the servings of the others who went home.
10. The video ends with Silk saying beer and preying mantis after finishing the game, and then promoting Fischer's social media accounts and asking for subscribers.