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The text is a transcript of a video where four friends try to drive a car while texting and responding to various messages on their phones. They are on a closed course with cones, obstacles and a fake dog. They compare their performance to previous experiments where they drove while drunk, high or sleepy. They also interview a doctor and a police officer who explain the dangers and consequences of texting and driving. They show how texting and driving can impair their judgement, reflexes, coordination and attention. They admit that they are addicted to their phones and that they need to change their habits. They end with a message of caution and responsibility.
Here are some key facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is a transcript of a video where four people (the Try Guys) test the effects of texting and driving on a closed course.
2. The Try Guys compare texting and driving to other impairments such as alcohol, marijuana, and sleep deprivation.
3. Texting and driving causes them to be distracted, make errors, hit obstacles, and miss signals.
4. Texting and driving is illegal, dangerous, and addictive, according to experts and statistics.
5. The Try Guys admit that texting and driving is a bad idea and urge people to be careful on the road.