The Warfstache Automated Interview Automaton

Summary
The scene opens up with a seemingly defective animatronic sitting across the table from the viewer in a dark room with a dim light illuminating the center of the frame. Shortly after, the viewer is greeted with a pre-recorded message of Wilford Warfstache thanking them for agreeing to test out the Warfstache Automated Interview Automaton (W.A.I.A.) and asks to simply listen for any numbers that the puppet might give them.

As the W.A.I.A. is about to boot up, it starts glitching out and goes haywire, shaking uncontrollably and causing electrical interference with the lighting, before going back to normal. Once the recalibration process is complete, Warfstache asks which numbers did the viewer hear, reiterating that he's merely a recording and will not be able to receive the said information, but reassures them that nothing bad will happen, only to go back on his statement a moment later. He then asks one final time for the viewer to speak up, noting that whatever happens next is depended on their choices.

From this point, the viewer can interact with the video's end screen templates and pick their own path in an attempt to get the two good endings and survive the W.A.I.A. Choosing the wrong path will result in their demise and prompt the viewer with an option to start over.

Trivia

 * The audio samples used when the animatronic boots up are the sounds for dial-up Internet access and Windows XP error notification.
 * The video was previously teased during "Jackbox n' Chill" livestream.