The hosts Rhett and Link attempt to escape a straitjacket using instructions from WikiHow. They provide a brief history of straitjackets, mentioning their invention in 1790 and their use by escape artist Harry Houdini. The hosts follow the WikiHow steps, making humorous comments and observations throughout the process. Unbeknownst to Link, Rhett's straitjacket is rigged, making it easier for him to escape. In the end, Link manages to free himself, and the hosts reveal the prank they played on him. The episode ends with a promotion for Audible.com/GMM and a spin of the Wheel of Mythicality.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Straitjackets are used to restrain people who might harm themselves or others.
2. Straitjackets were invented in France in 1790.
3. Straitjackets were used by Harry Houdini as part of his escape act.
4. Houdini is no longer alive.
5. The hosts of the show are using WikiHow to learn how to escape from a straitjacket.
6. The hosts have accomplices, Chase and Eddie, who are helping them with the straitjackets.
7. The hosts are trying to follow the instructions on WikiHow to escape from the straitjackets.
8. Rhett's straitjacket has a cut shoulder strap, which makes it easier for him to escape.
9. Link manages to escape from his straitjacket despite the prank.
10. The hosts make a truce and agree to stop pranking each other.
11. The show is sponsored by Audible, and viewers can sign up for a free 30-day trial at Audible.com/GMM.
12. The hosts promote their next video, where they will put Eddie and Chase in a straitjacket.
13. A viewer, Westwardadventurer, wins a personalized GMM prize.