The summary is:
This is a transcript of a video where three bloggers play a trivia game inside a box filled with worms. The game consists of 10 questions, each with three possible answers. If they answer correctly, they can move on to the next question. If they answer incorrectly, more worms are poured into the box. The first blogger, Stasik, fails at the ninth question and gets covered in worms. The second blogger, Lizzka, also fails at the ninth question and screams in horror. The third blogger, Zhenya, manages to answer all 10 questions correctly and gets out of the box. The video ends with a song and a request to subscribe to their channels.
Here are the key facts from the text:
1. The conversation is about answering questions to win a game.
2. The game is played in a "box" with unknown rules.
3. The questions asked are about various topics, including science, history, and technology.
4. The participant, Guram, answers the questions with varying degrees of confidence and accuracy.
5. The questions are multiple-choice, with three or four options to choose from.
6. The correct answers are revealed after Guram makes his choice.
7. Guram makes mistakes and corrects himself throughout the game.
8. The game has a total of 11 questions.
9. The participant is given a Beeline credit card with a limit of 300 thousand rubles and an interest-free period of 55 days.
10. The credit card also provides cashback on all purchases.
11. The Voynich manuscript is an illustrated codex of an unknown author in an unknown language.
12. The Riemann sphere is a geometric image of a set of complex numbers.
13. The Bachmann knot is a unit for measuring the speed of an underwater vessel.
14. The Kepler-Poinsot body is a regular stellate polyhedron.
15. The Gauss cannon is one of the varieties of electromagnetic mass accelerators.
16. The Wartenberg wheel is a device for testing nerve irritation.
17. The Deso bandage is a bandage for fixing the upper limb in case of shoulder fractures.
18. The Hammond organ is an electromechanical musical instrument.
19. The pocket line is the boundary between the atmosphere of the earth and space.
Note that some of these "facts" may be incorrect or misleading, as they are based on the participant's answers and may not be accurate.