The conversation is a play by play of a game called "Medical Confessionals". In this game, one player reads two medical confessions from their past, one of which is true and the other is a lie. The other player has to guess which is the truth and which is the lie.
The first confession involves the player contracting herpes in their early teens and the second is about contracting tuberculosis in their early teens. The player was asked a series of questions about these confessions, such as whether they knew the person they contracted herpes from, whether they had a severe outbreak, and whether they had to take medication for tuberculosis.
The player then reads a third confession about fainting on the sight of their little brother falling and knocking his teeth out. The player was asked a series of questions about this confession, such as when it happened, how old their brother was, and what they did to help their brother.
The player then reads a fourth confession about having surgery on their chest for a congenital heart problem at the age of 15. The player was asked a series of questions about this confession, such as how they met Dr. Oz, how long the surgery took, and why they didn't want to keep their cast on.
Finally, the player reads a fifth confession about missing two weeks of school during the swine flu outbreak in 2009 and not having a date for their graduation. The player was asked a series of questions about this confession, such as how they knew they had swine flu, and why their date didn't show up to school.
The player then reveals which confession is the truth and which is the lie based on the questions asked and the answers given.
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 medical confessionals.
2. The game involves reading two medical confessions from their past, one true and one false, and the other person has to guess which is which.
3. The text covers four rounds of the game, where each person reads their confessions and answers questions from the other person.
4. The text also includes a segment called ask doctor mike, where one of the players, who is a doctor, answers some medical questions from the other player.
5. The text ends with a request for the viewers to leave their questions for the other player in the comments.