A possible concise summary is:
Two friends, Valouse and Guillaume, test 50 different burgers from various fast food and restaurant brands to find the best one. They rank the burgers from the cheapest to the most expensive, based on their taste, texture, sauce, and presentation. They comment on each burger and compare them with others. They also joke and laugh about their experience. They end up with a podium of three burgers from McDonald's, but they are not very impressed by any of them. They conclude that the most expensive burgers are not the best ones.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. A taste test of 50 burgers is conducted.
2. The burgers are tested from least to most expensive.
3. Prices are taken from Uber Eats.
4. The cheapest burger is from Beit King.
5. The most expensive burger costs 19 euros.
6. The price mentioned is for the burger alone, without a menu.
7. A new burger brand by Burger Burg was not tested as filming was done before its release.
8. The Giant sauce is considered the best by one of the testers.
9. Quick's steak is described as a bit soft.
10. The bread in some burgers is described as dry and sticky on teeth.
11. The Big Mac is referred to as the most legendary burger.
12. One of the testers used to eat several Big Macs per week during high school.
13. The Whooper lacks cheese, which is a downside for one of the testers who loves cheese.
14. The Giant has a very good sauce but dry bread.
15. A ranking system is used to compare the burgers, with a podium planned for the end of the video.
16. Some burgers are described as too dry or lacking in toppings.
17. The taste of some burgers is compared to fast food, with one being preferred over another.
18. A burger from Big Fernand is criticized for being dry despite good products.
19. A burger with peppery sauce receives a positive comment.
20. The testers aim to remain objective throughout the tasting.
Please note that these are factual statements extracted based on the content provided and do not include any opinions or subjective statements.