The transcript appears to be from a humorous video where the hosts discuss various topics, including language mistakes, personal anecdotes, and social commentary. They joke about typos and misinterpretations, such as confusing 'stoner' with 'carpenter' and 'Viking' with 'vegan.' The hosts also touch on societal issues like drug use and elitism in certain professions. Throughout the video, they engage in light-hearted banter, make fun of each other's quirks, and challenge viewers to share the video with friends. The overall tone is casual and comedic.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speakers are discussing a video about linguistic prejudice.
2. The video mentions a person who wrote "I'm 21 years old and I don't know what a prodigy is."
3. A prodigy is defined as a person, especially a young one, who has exceptional talent or ability.
4. The speakers discuss how some people use incorrect grammar and spelling in their writing.
5. One speaker mentions that they have a master's degree in sociology.
6. The speakers talk about a person who wrote "Sgrondogofe" instead of "stroganoff."
7. Açaí is a type of fruit that is commonly eaten in Brazil.
8. The speakers discuss how some people crack Spotify to avoid paying for a subscription.
9. One speaker mentions that they finally subscribed to Spotify two weeks ago.
10. The speakers talk about how some people get angry and use profanity in their writing.
11. Leske is an outdated slang term that was popular in 1999.
12. Patati and Patatá are characters from a Brazilian TV show.
13. XD is an emoji that represents a laughing face.
14. The speakers give each other nicknames, including "Suplemo" for Bruno, "Viking" for Samanta, "Master Victor" for Victor, and "Doctor Marcel" for Marcel.
15. The video ends with a call to action, asking viewers to like and subscribe to the channel, and to share the video with friends.