The content appears to be a script or a recording from a YouTube show or podcast, likely of comedic nature. The main theme revolves around the hosts discussing and performing various pranks, challenges, and humorous skits.
The content includes:
1. An introduction mentioning a study about the most requested format on YouTube and the return of "physical pain" after a five-year hiatus.
2. Various sketches and pranks, such as:
* A person trying to pay with an ATM without a card.
* A customer complaining about a cactus in a nursery, claiming it hurts.
* A person attempting to get arrested by a policeman or soldier.
* A fake lesson in a shop about breasts.
3. A segment discussing a "cactus roulette" challenge, where participants may face thousands of thorns.
4. The hosts promoting their show and encouraging viewers to subscribe, like, and comment.
5. A mention of a secret group for subscribers and a dubbing course by a voice actor named Pino.
The tone of the content is lighthearted and humorous, with the hosts often breaking the fourth wall and interacting with their audience.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. A study by the American University found that physical pain is the most requested format.
2. 75% of people want physical pain back, according to a study by the University of Buccinasco.
3. There is a Nokia 3310 phone model known as the "indestructible" phone.
4. The topic of a TV show was interviewed, with almost two variants to be able to be interviewed.
5. Approximately 35% of positive Lombards have contracted the English variant of a virus.
6. A show called "Physical Pain" has returned after five years.
7. The show features a challenge called "Cactus Roulette" with 15 vases and 3 cacti underneath.
8. The show is available on a platform called "Show Class".
9. The show's creators are asking for 100,000 likes for the next episode.
10. The show's creators are offering a dubbing course video in the description of one of their videos.
11. The show's creators have a secret group for subscribers.
12. The show's creators are offering a creative meeting for their subscribers.