Two friends, Jelly and Josh, are navigating through a series of challenges and questions in a game called the "Back Rooms." They are presented with various "Would you rather" questions and have to guess the most popular answer chosen by others. The questions range from preferences such as being the oldest or youngest sibling, living in a hot or cold climate, and having a personal chef or maid, to opinions on the best type of ice for drinks, musical instruments, and vegetables.
Throughout the game, the friends face obstacles, including avoiding death and navigating through a sewer. They also encounter various creatures, such as a shark, a crocodile, and a T-Rex. The game features a unique and humorous tone, with the friends often joking and making light of their situation.
Ultimately, the friends complete the game and exit the "Back Rooms," having successfully navigated through the various challenges and questions.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speakers, Josh and Julia, are playing a game in the "back rooms" where they have to guess what the majority of people would answer to certain questions.
2. They are given a series of questions, including "Which would you rather be: the oldest city or the youngest sibling?", "Which would you rather live in: a house or a treehouse?", and "What is a better form of communication: phone call or texting?"
3. Josh and Julia have to discuss and guess what the majority of people would answer to each question, based on their own opinions and assumptions.
4. They are given feedback on their answers, with some being correct and others being incorrect.
5. The game takes them through various rooms and scenarios, including a North Pole room, a Smart Road, and a sewer.
6. Josh and Julia have to navigate obstacles and challenges in each room, including avoiding danger and solving puzzles.
7. The game includes various references to popular culture, including the Squid Game and Among Us.
8. Josh and Julia are aged 25 and 26, respectively.
9. The game ends with Josh and Julia exiting the back rooms.
Note: Some of the facts listed above may not be directly stated in the text, but can be inferred through context and analysis.