Two friends challenge each other to eat only pizza or sushi for a week, documenting their experiences and struggles, including ordering takeaways, cooking attempts, and the financial cost. They share their journey on their channel, encouraging viewers to subscribe and engage. The experiment reveals the convenience and cost differences between the two foods, with pizza being cheaper and more accessible. Despite the challenges, they conclude that a pizza-only diet is more sustainable.
1. Two people, David and another person, agreed to eat only pizza or sushi for a week.
2. They decided who would eat what by using a random method.
3. The person who had to eat sushi for a week struggled to find sushi and often went hungry.
4. The person who had to eat pizza had an easier time, but still experienced some difficulties.
5. The person who ate sushi spent €288 for the week, while the person who ate pizza spent €68.
6. Eating only sushi for a week resulted in a weight loss of almost 1 kilogram.
7. The experiment ended with the person who ate sushi making their own sushi at home.
8. The homemade sushi was not well received and was described as "disgusting" and "an abominable thing."
9. The person who ate pizza for a week preferred it to sushi and found it more sustainable.