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The text is a transcript of a video where four people play a game called "For How Much", which is an app that asks them questions about what they would do for a certain amount of money. The questions range from drinking expired milk to licking a cat's ass. The players have to write their answers on their phones and then reveal them to each other. The game master decides the rules and the penalties for the losers. The video is meant to be humorous and entertaining, and also to promote the app, which is created by one of the players. The video ends with the game master walking out of the frame and leaving one of the players alone with the cat.
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- The text is a transcript of a video where three people play a game called "For How Much" on a mobile app.
- The game consists of asking each other questions about how much money they would accept to do certain things, such as drinking expired milk, denouncing a drug dealer, or licking a cat.
- The game has two modes: family mode and friends mode. The friends mode has more daring and embarrassing questions than the family mode.
- The players use another app to write down their answers and reveal them at the same time. The person who has the lowest or highest amount depending on the question has to drink alcohol as a penalty.
- The players are French comedians and YouTubers: Norman Thavaud, Benjamin Verrecchia, and Maxime Musqua.
- The video is sponsored by the app "For How Much", which was created by Norman Thavaud and a studio. The app costs 0.99 euros for the first 48 hours and then 4.99 euros.