The video is about a family challenge where the parents, Dimas and Valya, and their two kids, Tim and Sofia, go on a shopping spree with a twist. The kids have to choose expensive and cheap items, and the family member who collects the least amount of purchases has to pay for everything. The family visits two stores, and in the end, they count the total cost of their purchases to determine the winner. The video also includes a discussion about the importance of learning programming languages like JavaScript, PHP, Python, C++, and Java, and the benefits of a training program offered by Synergy University.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video is about a challenge where two families have to choose items, one cheap and one expensive, and the family that collects the most purchases wins.
2. The challenge is between Dimas, Valya, and their family members.
3. The first store they visit has a variety of toys and items for children.
4. Dimas and Valya have to choose an expensive item, while their family members choose a cheap one.
5. The expensive item chosen by Dimas and Valya is a stroller.
6. The cheap item chosen by their family members is a toy that costs 9 rubles.
7. They are asked to leave the first store and move to another one.
8. At the second store, they continue the challenge, and Dimas chooses an expensive suit, while Valya chooses a potty.
9. The potty costs 5,200 rubles.
10. Dimas and Valya's family members choose cheaper items, including a set of spoons and a bubble set for the bathroom.
11. The total cost of the items chosen by Dimas and Valya is more than the total cost of the items chosen by their family members.
12. The challenge results in Dimas and Valya's family members having to pay for all the items.
13. The video ends with the family discussing their experience and the outcome of the challenge.
14. The video is part of a series, and the creators ask viewers to subscribe and suggest ideas for future videos.
15. The Ministry of Digital Development and Synergy University offer training programs in programming for schoolchildren.
16. The training programs teach development in JavaScript, PHP, Python, C++, and Java.
17. Students who complete the training programs can create mobile sites and web applications.
18. There is a chance to receive a certificate at the end of the course and continue studying at the programming department of Synergy University.